Bart Conner

Bart Conner is an American Olympic gymnast, gold medalist, and long-time gymnastics commentator who co-owns a gymnastics academy and motivates audiences with insights on discipline and competitive excellence. After winning the U.S. Junior National Championships in 1972 at age 14, Bart Conner swiftly emerged as a formidable talent in the world of gymnastics. He continued his meteoric rise, securing the prestigious U.S.

Gymnastics Federation All-Around championship in 1975 and earning a team all-around gold medal at the Pan American Games that same year. By 1976, his prowess led him to become the youngest member of the U.S. Olympic team at the Montreal Games. His exceptional skill and dedication were further recognized when he was honored as an All-American and received the highly coveted Nissen Award in 1981, affirming his status as America’s top gymnast.

in 80 years and solidifying his place in athletic history. Following his athletic career, Conner seamlessly transitioned into a prominent role as a respected gymnastics commentator, a position he has held for over three decades. His extensive commentary career includes key roles across major networks, where he delivers expert analysis to millions of viewers. Since 2015, Conner has been an integral part of the SEC Network’s gymnastics coverage, contributing to broadcasts for ESPN, ABC, and the ACC Network.

Today, Conner continues to be a passionate advocate for sports and inclusivity, maintaining active involvement with the Special Olympics, where he champions athletic achievement for individuals of all abilities.