BETHEL, CT - From the gymnastics program that brought you Version 1 of Gymnastics Interactive, and the club that revolutionized photography in the world of gymnastics comes a brand new endeavor:  High Definition Video. 

"We're taking it to a new level," proclaims owner Brian Bakalar.  "This will make training more effective, cutting down on the number of repetitions, and giving the girls a visual representation, rather than just the words of the coaches.  On top of that, we now have the very best technology to document our athletes as they begin communicating with colleges." 

"This is only the start.  The girls share their videos with friends, family, neighbors, and the whole gymnastics identity is becoming more solidified.  I think we're using technology to make everyone better," says Bakalar.

"If a picture is worth a thousand words, then how many words are represented in HD Video?"

Stay tuned to this sight, YouTube, Facebook, and others to see more as this exciting technology unfolds at Gym Rev!

Gym Rev's Level 10 Hope Sloanhoffer to attend West Virginia University on Full Athletic Scholarship!

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University gymnastics coach Linda Burdette announced today that Makenzie “Mak” Bristol, Amanda Carpenter, Marina Galante and Hope Sloanhoffer have signed national letters of intent to compete at WVU next fall.

“I think this is one of the most experienced classes we have brought in,” Burdette says. “We’re excited because each recruit brings in national-level experience. We are hoping that this background will helps these recruits adapt easily to collegiate gymnastics and that each will contribute immediately.”

A native of New Windsor, N.Y., Sloanhoffer, a level 10 gymnast, will join the Mountaineers after competing at Gymnastics Revolution in Connecticut under Brian Bakalar and Dawn Arigo. A two-time national qualifier, she won the 2009 state vault, beam, floor and all-around titles and finished second on bars. Sloanhoffer also finished eighth at the 2009 regional championship with a floor title and a third place finish on vault. She has also qualified for the Junior Olympic National Invitational Tournament, and is a National Champion on Vault. The WVU coaches believe Sloanhoffer does not have a weak event and should have a great impact on the team next season.

For the remainder of the 2009/2010 season, Sloanhoffer will continue to lead her Gymnastics Revolution teammates on their quest for State, Regional, and National titles.

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