Gymmin' Miel!

Chinese gymnastics Olympic champion Chen Yibing suffered an injury to his knee on Saturday while training with the Chinese men's team in Northern Ireland.
The 27-year-old Chen, who won gold medals in the team and rings events during Beijing Olympics, sustained the injury while trying a jump during the vaulting training. He was later sent to a local hospital and team doctor believed it was meniscus damage.
"The injury in his knee is not very serious with no swelling. He was sent to the hospital and went through MRI scan. The result will come out on Monday," said Ye Zhennan, team leader of the Chinese gymnastic squad on Sunday.
"It was just a small accident," said Chen who remains optimistic after the injury. "With two weeks left before the competitions, I believe I can recover in time."

The 27-year-old will now miss the European Championships, the last major competition before London, which take place in Brussels on May 9-13.
The injury is understood to be a long-term problem but Tweddle remains confident she will be fully fit in time for the Olympics, which will be her last competition before she retires from the sport.
She said: “I’m disappointed not to be in a position to attend the Europeans but also thankful that this gives me the opportunity to get myself fully fit and ready for the rest of the season.
“Certainly, it’s much better for this process to happen now rather than later in the year. I am very much still in the gym every day and will continue to work alongside the British Gymnastics medical team to ensure I manage my recovery.”
Tweddle is one of Britain’s main medal hopes in gymnastics, having won world gold on the uneven bars in 2006 and 2010 and gold in the floor exercise when the World Championships were staged in the London Olympic venue in 2009.
Tim Jones, the British Gymnastics performance director, said: “It is important for us to protect Beth and safeguard her Olympic dreams.
“It is in Beth’s best interests that we have decided not to consider her for the European Championships, allowing her to spend the time working with the British Gymnastics medical team and her coach to ensure a speedy return to full fitness.”