Jake Jarman

The Belfast teenager had impressed in qualifying and had high hopes of a medal, but his score of 13.666 wasn't enough in a high quality event won by England's ...

I’ve been to a few World Cups but this is the biggest crowd and the biggest arena I’ve ever been in, so it was good learning in that way. I took a hop when I shouldn’t in a simple skill in the middle of the routine, but the dismount was probably the killer there for me. During Montgomery’s routine the lights flickered in the gymnastics arena but he stated it had no major impact.

Gravesend's Giarnni Regini-Moran won bronze in the men's floor at Birmingham after turning Olympic disappointment to his advantage.

We work hard and we share pride in each other's results.” "We bounce off each and we create our own team spirit and you are seeing the benefit of that. “The team spirit we have is incredible, we work so hard together, we've trained for months and years for this.

Fellow Brit Giarnni Regini-Moran took silver, while Australia's James Bacueti collected the bronze medal. England have now won 12 gymnastics medals in ...

Jarman has also claimed gold in the all-around, floor and team events in his debut Games He has also claimed gold in the all-around, floor and team events in a debut Games to remember. Jake Jarman has secured his fourth gold medal of the Commonwealth Games after winning the men's vault final.

England's Jake Jarman wins his fourth gold medal of the 2022 Commonwealth Games in the men's vault final, with Giarnni Regini-Moran in second.

Jake Jarman became the first male English gymnast in history to win four golds in a single Commonwealth Games as he added the vault title to his previous ...

What they’ve been through injury-wise, to be able to produce rresults and medals I’m really happy for them.” I was struggling to make out some of the words she was saying.” He took a step back on landing both but his scores gave him a total of 14.916 points.

Huntingdon gymnast Jake Jarman admitted he felt 'absolutely honoured' after winning four gold medals at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. The...

And looking back at his own journey in the sport, he added: "When I was younger, I was a very hyperactive kid. I have never heard her so excited on the phone, I was struggling to make out some of her words. "These competitions feel like a huge stepping-stone on that way. My nan has always been a huge part of my gymnastics. "It is always very challenging, no matter how well you might do. I’m over the moon.

Proud gymnast Jake Jarman admitted to being 'honoured' and 'over the moon' after winning his fourth gold medal at the Commonwealth Games on Tuesday.

"During the Games, I try and keep my social media interaction to a minimum. Otherwise, you can become flustered." I am over the moon."

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I came in the next day and focused on the things I had fallen on in the routine." "It's really special to have my family here. "It's gymnastics at the end of the day and it happens. She was over the moon with how I have done. I've never heard her so excited before," he added. Jake Jarman won his fourth gold medal of Birmingham 2022 with victory in the men's vault at Arena Birmingham.

The 20-year-old has taken the gymnastics competition by storm with huge scores landing him multiple gold medals.

Today completed the set as Jake flipped his way to his fourth gold with a stellar show on the vault. His floor routine was a particular stand out, with the highest difficulty rating of the group. His floor routine was described as one of the most difficult in the final but he made it look easy.

Jarman was just seven years old when his gymnastic prowess caught the attention of a passing coach, the sort of scouting performance a Premier League football ...

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Jake Jarman became the first gymnast to win four golds at the Commonwealth Games while Alice Kinsella won individual gold in the floor exercise.

Later on, Alice Kinsella earned some redemption after a turbulent meet, winning gold on the floor exercise with a score of 13.366. After leading England to gold in the team final, she crumbled in the all around final, leaving the arena in tears after falling on the balance beam and floor. As the gymnastics competitions concluded, they ended with the promise that this is only the beginning. The Dragulescu is normally a gymnast’s most difficult vault, but Jarman returned for the Yonekura, valued as the joint hardest vault in the code of points at 6.0. He took just a slight sideways step out of bounds. Shin Jea-hwan, the eventual champion, barely managed to complete the 3.5 twists yet it was enough for him to win with an average score of 14.783. On Tuesday, Jarman scored 14.916. Finally, it won him a gold medal outright in the vault final as Jarman concluded his breakout Games by becoming the first men’s gymnast to win four gold medals. Before his glorious five days at the Commonwealth Games, Jake Jarman had never landed his hardest vault in any competition.

There were royal congratulations for Jarman's gymnastics team-mates Alice Kinsella and Ondine Achampong.

Alice Kinsella’s floor title ensured England would end up with 10 of the 14 artistic gymnastics gold medals on offer. Emily Campbell shot to fame when she won a silver medal in the women’s weightlifting 87kg+ category at the Tokyo Olympics. The Nottingham 28-year-old, who won bronze on the Gold Coast four years ago and is also the reigning European champion, is favourite to snatch a gold medal on her home stage and continue England’s successful run in the competition. Jake Jarman completed an extraordinary clean sweep in the men’s gymnastics competition by claiming his fourth and final gold medal of the Games in the men’s vault final.

Jake Jarman wrapped up his Commonwealth debut with a fourth gold medal to become the most successful English male gymnast at a single Games.

He got up to complete his routine and finished in seventh. He finished with a total score of 14.916 in his first major senior championships. Kinsella led England to gold in the team final, but fell in the all-around final and left Arena Birmingham in tears after falling on the balance beam and floor. He said: "When I was seven or eight, I was in the park in Peterborough, my mum told me a gymnastics coach was in the park at the same time and told her, 'you should bring your kid to one of the local clubs.'" Jarman took the vault title on the final day of artistic gymnastics to add to his gold medals won in team, all-around and floor events. Jarman has surpassed the three claimed by Max Whitlock in 2014 and matched the number of golds won by Claudia Fragapane; also in 2014.

There were royal congratulations for Jarman's gymnastics team-mates Alice Kinsella and Ondine Achampong.

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Jake Jarman reigned supreme in the men's gymnastics competition in the Commonwealth Games as he finished with four gold medals, but Cyrille Tchatchet's ...

Alice Kinsella’s floor title ensured England would end up with 10 of the 14 artistic gymnastics gold medals on offer. Jake Jarman completed an extraordinary clean sweep in the men’s gymnastics competition by claiming his fourth and final gold medal of the Games in the men’s vault final. Jake Jarman reigned supreme in the men’s gymnastics competition in the Commonwealth Games as he finished with four gold medals, but Cyrille Tchatchet’s weightlifting fairytale reached a painful end.

Jarman and his team-mate Joe Fraser finished their artistic gymnastics campaign with a glittering seven-gold haul between them.

“I’m just in a bit of a daze at the moment. It’s just the most perfect day of my life.” My goal was to come away with more medals but I’ll put the bad things behind me and focus on this gold medal today.” I was worried at the end because I thought he was good and was just going to rest on the back. “It was definitely hard for me. I did the same thing in Tokyo and for it to happen again, the trauma all came back.

Fraser and Jarman won seven gold medals between them to help England claim 10 of the 14 available at the Commonwealth Games.

I did the same thing in Tokyo so for that to happen again, the trauma all came back. I had to change a lot of my training sessions, but I have a mindset where I believe in myself. “It has all paid off in the end. I’m grateful to be here in front of a home crowd with three golds. Fraser’s appendix ruptured in June, and he fractured his foot just three weeks ago but once again he swatted aside the pain. He becomes the first English man to win four golds at the same Games since shooter Mick Gault 24 years ago in Kuala Lumpur.