Gymnastics Medicine’s 5th annual symposium!
Elizabeth Melvin2024-02-06T20:13:13+00:00Gymnastics Medicine's 5th annual symposium took place at Boston Children's Hospital, with attendees and speakers from all over the country.
Gymnastics Medicine's 5th annual symposium took place at Boston Children's Hospital, with attendees and speakers from all over the country.
Gymnastics Medicine is pleased to announce it has been selected as a member of the Gotham Gymnastics advisory board.
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Student group board member and graduate student Maggie Tamburro on the struggles faced after retirement from gymnastics, and how the skills learned were invaluable to her post graduate student experience.
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