Have you ever wondered why Team China won medals with ease even at the early stage of the London 2012 Olympics? well the answer is here.

Nanning Gymnasium in Nanning, China, is one of many ruthless training camps across the country to which parents send their children to learn how to be champions.

But while training techniques appear extreme, they provide an insight into why China's athletes at London 2012 seem so easily able to swim, dive, lift and shoot their way to victory.

Boys and girls who looked no older than five or six-years-old were tasked with swinging on beams, hanging from pairs of rings and bounding across floor mats during the physically strenuous training sessions.

The youngsters at the same training school will be hoping to emulate the success of 16-year-old swimming sensation Ye Shewin, who glided into the record books on Saturday night

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they are tough and dedicated. any means necessery is the key word.

They should keep winning it, no amount of gold is worth putting a kid though this vigorous training!
Haba! See the first pic! See how much pain she's in!