Since April of last year, one gymnast from Venezuela has been studying abroad at Tokai University by the support of the IOC. She has been practicing for the Olympics for a year with the cooperation of Japan and Venezuela.
This invitation was planned to share the achievements, future prospects and knowledge. While Venezuela is also training in various countries, we were able to hold a national camp in Japan.

Training Sessions: 9:00-11:30 am, 2:30-5:30 pm
Morning:
Stretching and warming up with due consideration to individual gymnasts techniques (30 minutes), tumbling trampoline (30 min), mastering basic skills on vault, balance beam, and floor exercise (90 minutes)

Afternoon:
Warm-up (30 min), basic training for gymnasts (30 minutes), mastering skills on vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise (110 minutes/3 or 4 apparatus selected each day), cool-down (10 min)

Notes:
-Participants learned how to develop their skills according to the sports characteristics (specificities) of gymnastics, to improve flexibility, learn basic techniques using a trampoline, and follow instruction of the latest spin techniques.
-A lecture on the importance of flexibility, which is especially necessary for gymnasts.
-Advice and Guidance were provided in regards to new and old techniques that have been employed until now.
-Providing advice on run-through practice ahead of time for future international competitions.

See below for the Japanese version.
https://www.sport4tomorrow.jpnsport.go.jp/jp/20191024-2/