If you're watching gymnastics during the 2024 Paris Olympics, you will likely come across the pommel horse routine. The pommel horse is one of the six apparatuses men use during a gymnastics ...

The men's gymnastics pommel horse has been the talk of Paris thanks to Stephen Nedoroscik, whose performance on the apparatus helped clinch bronze for Team USA in the team all-around. Like ...

Editor's note: The U.S. men's gymnastics ... pommel horse specialist, Alec Yoder.) "You want to win, you’ve got to be able to put the best score up. And maybe that means thinking out of the box ...

So who is Stephen Nedoroscik? Here’s everything to know about the pommel horse hero who helped the U.S. men's gymnastics team secure their first Olympic medal in nearly two decades. Daniela ...

Stephen Nedoroscik, a 25-year-old pommel horse "specialist" on the U.S. men's gymnastics team, was crucial in helping his team bring home a bronze medal in Paris, the men's team's first Olympic ...

The American gymnast executed a seamless routine on the pommel horse for a score of 14.866 to seal Team USA’s bronze medal in the all-around team competition in Paris on Monday, earning him the ...

Has he ticked every box on his wishlist ... What is it? ‘The pommel horse guy’, ‘Clark Kent of gymnastics’—some titles Stephen Nedoroscik earned during the Paris Olympics.

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The Michigan men's gymnastics team finally clicked on the pommel horse in the Big Ten ...

Every Wednesday and Friday, 71-year-old Carl Deblitz takes a breath and grabs the handles of the pommel horse at Citrus ...

The apparatus looks like an old wooden horse that ancient Romans used to practice mounting and dismounting in military training. Pommels come from the French word pomel, which means “knob”, or ...

Editor’s note:Pommel horse guy Stephen Nedoroscik won bronze in the event final at the 2024 Paris Olympics. There are six events in men's gymnastics ... out of the box a little bit and taking ...