--During the 1998 ERA Women's World Pro Competition, CBS had a long overdue interview with Kim Zmeskal...about being back in the gym again! This move by Kim has sprouted a lot of questions, and this interview did it's best to answer most of them... Interviews
--USA-Gymnastics Online has a wonderful and very LONG telephone interview with Kim on their website on August 12, 1998!
--Kim was featured in an interview in the latest International Gymnast Magazine (April 1998-p. 25). Pretty much the interview said that she moved to Cincinnati to train for the tour in a positive environment and her love for training and performing led her to competing again. She was just testing the waters at the American Classic to see if she enjoyed competing again and wasn't really looking at scores, as she had only been training bars and vault since December. She really enjoys gymnastics right now and plans on continuing to go wherever gymnastics takes her, whether it be the Olympics or not.
--Cetate World Gymnastics conducted a short interview with Kim following the ERA Women's World Pro Championships.
--Zmeskal bounces way back onto national scene-Dallas News. --Zmeskal on Comeback Trail-Cinci Post.
--Indianapolis, IN, welcomes Kim back for the 1998 John Hancock Gymnastics Championships. They haven't forgotten her!
--USA-Gymnastics Online has released a press release regarding Kim's return to nationals.
--This is an article from the Cincinnati Post on Kim's return to gymnastics.
--See what IG thought of Kim's comeback!
--Kim was among People's Olympic Heroes prior to 1996.
--This is an update in the Houston Chronicle olympics notebook discussing Kim's 1996 comeback!
--Despite her retirement from international gymnastics after 1992, here's a look at how Kim stayed active in the sport of gymnastics!
--Kim was supposed to compete at the 1996 Reeses Cup but came down with the flu!
--This is one of the best articles talking about Kim's attempted comeback in 1996.
--The New York Times Article about the John Hancock Tour.
--Celebrating the older generation in 1996, including Kim.
--This article talks about Kim moving on after her 1996 attempted comeback.
CGA
--Tracy's gentle approach draws elite gymnasts.--Here's a great article on Mary Lee's gym Kim's new home!
Dana Earls
--Introducing one of Kim's youngest teammates at CGA, Dana Earls!Sierra Sapunar
--An article on Sierra's move to CGA.Amanda Borden
--Here's a look at Kim's new training partners at CGA, Amanda Borden and Jaycie Phelps, one year after the olympics!--Amanda says, "Wow, did my life change!" after the Atlanta Olympics.
Karolyis
--Kim's 1996 return wouldn't have been made without Bela Karolyi!Martha Karolyi
--Take a look at one of Kim's former coaches Martha Karolyi!Kerri Strug
--Take a look at Kerri Strug's return to Bela's camp with Kim in 1996!--Here's Kerri Strug after the 1996 Olympics!-NEW!!
Betty Okino
--Check out an interview with Kim's best friend and former training partner Betty Okino!--Here's an update on some of Betty's post-gymnastics experiences!-NEW!!
Svetlana Boguinskaya
--Svetlana Boguinskaya used to be one of Kim's rivals, but ended up her training partner in 1995!