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Annika
Reeder
Annika's gymnastic
biography + photos
Main achievements: The most successful
British (WA) gymnast of 1990s
Member of British WA Squad from 1992 until
2000
Olympic Games: Atlanta 1996 & Sydney 2000
World Championships: competed in SIX
World Championships between 1994 & 2000
European Championships: competed in
Junior Euros (1993) & three Senior European Championships
(Floor finalist 1994 and Vault
finalist1998)
Commonwealth Games Brisbane 1994 &
Kuala Lumpur 1998 (3 Gold Medals -
Floor Champion 1994 & 98, 2 Silver)
British Championships: Junior Champion 1993 Senior Champion 1995 & 1999
and runner up in 1994, 1997, 1998 and 2000
British floor Champion 1995 - 2000
English Championships: Champion 1995 runner up 1997 & 2000
Member of winning South Essex Team in
British Team Championships 1998 and 2000
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Special achievement: Following the 1999 World Championships, the
FIG (Federation of International Gymnastics) added new elements
into the Code of Points, and the uprise full turn or uprise 1½
turn was officially named the 'Reeder'. The skills were given a
difficulty value of "D" meaning that they were recognised as
very difficult elements. |
2007 Annika is living in Twickenham and
coaching part-time at Heathrow Gymnastics Club. |
