Similar words: gymnastics, nasty, dynasty, monastery, gym, plaster cast, remnant, damnation. Meaning: ['dʒɪmnæst] 
n. an athlete who is skilled in gymnastics.
n. an athlete who is skilled in gymnastics. 
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(31) What are the physical qualities that a good gymnast requires?
(32) A gymnast requires willpower and determination, intelligence and creative expression of feelings.
(33) I did. Yang Wei also won two men's individual all-around gold medals at the Artistic Gymnastics World Championships. He's a great gymnast.
(34) Learn basic splits for a contortionist in this free online series of health fitness videos from our expert gymnast.
(35) A gymnast needs willpower and determination,(http://sentencedict.com/gymnast.html) intelligence and creative expression of feeling.
(36) When a child specializes in one sport early in life, certain body parts — the arm of a Little League pitcher, the spine of a gymnast — are subjected to repetitive stress and overuse.
(37) A few stock images defined the country: a gymnast, a solider, a hatchet-faced member of the Politburo.
(38) Q1:Gymnast Olga Korbut of Russia won two golds in the individual events in 1972. Which two events did she win?
(39) A gymnast on the trampoline was turning ( ie performing ) somersaults.
(40) Martinez moved around and up the poll with the athleticism of an accomplished gymnast, twisting, turning and pivoting with balletic grace.
(41) It is when the gymnast releases on hand from the pommel and brings his legs around.
(42) That gymnast is the present champion of the swinging rings.
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