Fernanda Festa
Brazilian rhythmic gymnast and coach
Fernanda Festa Rezende (born 1981) is a retired Brazilian rhythmic gymnast and coach.
Career
In 1992, gymnasts Festa competed in her first São Paulo state championships at only eleven years old. In 1994 she competed in Curitiba for a spot on the Brazilian national team to participate in the Pan American Championships in Monterrey, Mexico, being part of the group that finished in 6th place.
In 1995 she was called up to integrate the national senior group set to compete in the upcoming Pan American Games in Mar del Plata, Argentina. To do so she had to move to Londrina, where she would live with the other gymnasts who were preparing for the competition. At the games she won bronze in the All-Around with Camila Ferezin, Dayane Camilo, Luciana Barrichello and Luciane de Oliveira. She was then invited, along Kizzy Antualpa and Flavia Costa, by the Cuban gymnastics federation to compete in the Inter-Club Championships, this being the third time the gymnasts had received an invitation from Cuba, but until then they had not participated due to lack of sponsorship. This time the three athletes were able to participate thanks to the efforts made by their parents. In addition to competing, they did a one-week internship with the Cuban coaches, as Cuba had the best rhythmic gymnastics school in the Americas at the time. There she was 6th overall and won bronze with clubs and with rope.
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