IntroductionRoslyn Kerr, Natalie Barker-Ruchti, Carly Stewart and Gretchen KerrPart I: The history, politics, commercialisation and diversification of women'sartistic gymnasticsJenny’s story: Part I - Frank1. Acrobatization and establishment of pixie-style women’s artistic gymnasticsGeorgia Cervin2. Perfectionization of women’s artistic gymnasticsGeorgia Cervin3. The commercialization of women’s artistic gymnastics since the 1980sGeorgia Cervin, Elizabeth Booth and Diana Dumitriu4. Diversification of women’s artistic gymnasticssince the fall of CommunismNatalie Barker-Ruchti, Elizabeth Booth, Francesca Cavallerio, Georgia Cervin, Diana Dumitriu, Myrian Nunomura and Froukje SmitsPart II: The gymnast experienceJenny’s sory: Part II - An unexpected event5. Living with stories of gymnastics in higher educationCarly Stewart and Michele Carbinatto6. Media narratives of gymnasts’ abusive experiences: Keep smiling and point your toesAshley Stirling, Alexia Tam, Aalaya Milne and Gretchen Kerr7. Trampoline gymnasts’ body-self narratives of the leotard: A seamless fit?Rhiannon Lord and Carly StewartPart III: Coach-athlete relationshipsJenny’s story: Part III - Worries and pressures8. Power in coach-athlete relationships: The case of the women’s artistic gymnasticsSophia Jowett and Svenja Wachsmuth9. When the coach-athlete relationship influences vulnerability to sexual abuse of women’s artistic gymnasts Gretchen Kerr, Ashley Stirling and Erin Willson10. Critical reflections on (adult) coach-(child) athlete ‘no touch’ discourses in women’s artistic gymnastics: Out of touchMelanie Lang and Joanne McVeighPart IV: The multiple actors involved in creating an elite gymnastJenny’s story: Part IV - Enough’s enough11. The sorting of gymnasts: An Actor-Network Theory approach to examining talent identification and development in women’s artistic gymnasticsRoslyn Kerr12. Using a multilevel model to critically examine the grooming process of emotional abusive practices in women’s artistic gymnasticsFroukje Smits, Frank Jacobs and Annelies Knoppers13. A figurational approach to women’s artistic gymnasticsClaudia Pinheiro and Nuno Pimenta14. Navigating sports medical practice in women’s artistic gymnastics: a socio-cultural analysisAstrid Schubring and Natalie Barker-RuchtiConclusionRoslyn Kerr, Natalie Barker-Ruchti, Carly Stewart and Gretchen Kerr