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Wondering where we've been?  On today's episode, we share insight on where we've been the past couple of months and how we're feeling about college gymnastics this season. We also share what some of our favorite moments from the season have been so far.  How are you feeling about NCAA Gymnastics during COVID? Are you experiencing the same feelings we mentioned or just happy that you're able to watch gymnastics during the pandemic? Let us know! You can tweet us, email us, or leave us a voicemail. Thank you to those of you who reached out to us. We look forward to recording episodes again in the near future.

We're so excited to be joined by College Gym News editor Rebecca Scally who discusses how teams have been handling preseason training with COVID precautions.  We also share news about some schools who have unfortunately decided to end their gymnastics' programs. Don't forget to let us know what you think of our video episode on YouTube.  Do you think there will be a NCAA gymnastics season this winter? Let us know! Tweet us, email us, or leave us a voicemail. Also, make sure you subscribe to our YouTube channel so that you can stay up to date on our latest episodes. Website: https://www.theroutinepodcast.com/ YouTube: https://bit.ly/3kUsCIWTwitter: https://twitter.com/routinepodcast Email: info@theroutinepodcast.com Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

We're so excited to be back with a new episode and on video! We talk about where we've been, how being quarantined together has been, and what we think will happen this NCAA gymnastics season. Do you think there will be a normal season this year or do you think it will be modified? Let us know! Tweet us, email us, or leave us a voicemail. Also, make sure you subscribe to our YouTube channel so that you can stay up to date on our latest episodes. Website: https://www.theroutinepodcast.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/routinepodcast Email: info@theroutinepodcast.com Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

Listen to honest and personal stories about diversity shared on The Routine Podcast by gymnasts, coaches and a gym mom. It's part of our look at diversity in collegiate gymnastics. As always, we'd love you to continue the conversation with us. Website: https://www.theroutinepodcast.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/routinepodcast Email: info@theroutinepodcast.com Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

We have a new women's collegiate gymnastics team and in today's episode, we celebrate and learn about the new team, the Long Island University Sharks.  Director of Athletics Bill Martinov and newly named head coach Randy Lane both join us in today's show.  Make sure you listen to our Summer Series and share your topics and ideas with us. You can tweet us, email us, or leave us a voicemail. Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

Today we celebrate the life and legacy of former Brown University head coach Jackie Court. We speak with current Brown University head coach Sara Carver-Milne who shares Jackie's story with us. Also, as we start planning for our "Summer Series," we would love to know who you want us to interview! Let us know by tweeting us, emailing us or leaving us a voicemail. Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

On today's episode, we finally reveal which routines and gymnasts you all voted for as your favorites for this year. We also continue our Senior Spotlight by celebrating Seattle Pacific University with Rebecca, senior editor from College Gym News. As we prepare for our Summer Series, let us know who you'd like to hear from this year in our in depth interviews. Tweet us, email us, or leave us a voicemail.   Darian Burns Floor Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

Today we get to hear from senior Maddie Karr from the University of Denver who shares her thoughts on the abrupt end to this year's season.  She also talks about her passion beyond gymnastics, and the next steps for her after graduation. Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

Today we celebrate the success of three more seniors this time focusing on the University of Alabama.  We also get ready for next week's "Fan Favorites" episode. Be sure to share which routines were your favorites during the 2020 season. Tweet us, leave us a voicemail or a comment. Favorite vault of the 2020 season? Favorite bar routine of the 2020 season? Favorite beam routine of the 2020 season? Favorite floor routine of the 2020 season? Favorite gymnast of 2020 the season? Favorite team of 2020 the season? Favorite team leos of 2020 the season? Favorite Routine Podcast episode of 2020 the season? Wynter Childers Floor Routine Maddie Desch Floor Routine Shae Mahoney Senior Night Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

As we all still recover from the abrupt ending of the collegiate gymnastics season, on this week's episode, we take the time to honor seniors and their successful gymnastics careers.  College Gym News' Rebecca Scally joins us and helps us celebrate the season for six seniors from the University of Alaska. Sophia Hyderally Beam Kennedy Green FX clip Louisa Marie Knapp Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

Today we have our first installment of our new segment, "Senior Spotlight." Every week, we will choose a team to highlight. We also give a brief update on how we are handling being quarantined and living together again.   Do you have seniors that you would like us to talk about as part of our new Senior Spotlight section? Or a specific topic you want us to discuss? Let us know. Email us, tweet us, or leave us a voicemail.   We hope you all are staying safe and remaining positive during this crazy time in the world.   Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

Today we recount the crazy week and the devastating news ending the 2020 NCAA gymnastics season. We share our thoughts on the traumatic announcement by the NCAA. We also look toward the future of the podcast and share our plans for the rest of the season. Do you think the NCAA will grant eligibility to those seniors who did not get the opportunity to properly finish their career? Let us know! We hope you all are staying safe and taking care of yourself in these stressful times. Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

As we look toward the post season, we recap some of the last week's meets including the Nastia Liukin Cup and some future NCAA athletes.  More 10s this weekend to celebrate and we ask the important question: "Why hasn't Chelcie ever watch Dirty Dancing?"   Continue the conversation with us! Tweet us, email us, or leave us a voicemail.   Editor's Note:  This episode was recorded prior to the recent announcements on the Coronavirus and its impact on upcoming meets.   Shae Zimardi Floor 2017 Sydney Ewing Floor 2017   Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

Another big weekend for University of Denver's gymnast Maddie Karr.  Maddie scored her second 10 on vault this year and with that, became the record holder for the most individual career titles for Denver, 102.  We also catch up on the rest of the happenings during week nine including UCLA's Nia Dennis' floor routine that went viral. Tell us which floor routine you would like to go viral this season. Tweet us, email us, or leave us a voicemail. Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

Today we talk about the battle out west, UCLA vs Utah, and our event highlights of this much anticipated meet. Dr. Dave Tilley dials into the voicemail machine and gives us knowledge on the increased number of achilles tears and his thoughts on what should be done about it.  And, of course we share listener comments. Dave Tilley Combating Achilles Tears Article Black Gymnasts Becoming More Prevalent both at LSU, on National Scale Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com 

Today we welcome back College Gym News senior editor Rebecca who shares valuable information about what's happening in Division II and III collegiate gymnastics.  We learn about team rankings and gymnasts to watch as we approach the end of regular season and the beginning of post season.  Rebecca also shares which four teams she thinks will be the "Four on the Floor" at Division I Nationals in April. Which teams do you think will be the in the top four at the end of season? Let us know! Email us, tweet us, or leave us a voicemail! Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

While at the University of Florida last month, we had the chance to sit down with the choreographer for the Gators, Jeremy Miranda. He shared how he became the team's choreographer, what his process is in creating routines, and what it was like working in New York on stage as an actor and dancer. Let us know what you want us to cover this year at NCAA Nationals. Tweet us, email us, or leave us a voicemail! Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

Today we catch up with our long time friends Jason and Mary Fredericks. Jason updates us on the new Road to Nationals app and Mary gives us some insight in her new head coaching position at Southern Connecticut State University. They both also share which teams they think will be at Nationals this year. Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

Join us as we share the fun of our first travel meet of the year at one of the most anticipated meets of the season, LSU vs University of Florida. Listen to our favorite moments and comments from Trinity Thomas, Alyssa Baumann and Head Coach Jenny Rowland. What were some of your highlights from the meet? Your favorite routine on that great night of gymnastics? Let us know! If you enjoy our podcast please support us by becoming a member! As a member you have access to exclusive Routine podcast content. Click here for more information. Music: Royalty Free Music: www.soundotcom.com

Our best NCAA gymnastics commentator, best gymnastics teacher, Olympic medalist and mom to every gymnast Kathy Johnson Clark spends time talking with us. Kathy shares what her goals are as a commentator, her thoughts on the growth of women's college gymnastics, and what it's like to work with the crew of ESPN's "Friday Night Heights." Continue the conversation with us! Do you think Maggie Nichols or Kyla Ross will break the NCAA gymnastics 10.0 record? Both? Let us know!