Joshua Nathan (born 25 September 1999) is a British artistic gymnast. He won team bronze at the 2023 European Championships and was the 2021 British all-around and pommel horse champion.
Early life and education Born in Nottingham, his parents moved to Birmingham when he was 11 to pursue gymnastics. He later attended Birmingham City University.
Gymnastics career At the 2016 Junior European Championships, he was part of the British team which won gold alongside Joe Fraser and Giarnni Regini-Moran.
2019 In the 2019 World Cup series, he won gold on pommel horse in the Szombathely and Paris events.
2021 At the British Championships, Nathan was all-around and pommel horse champion, as well as silver medallist on horizontal bar and bronze on parallel bars. He was named in the squad for the 2021 World Championships where he qualified for individual all-around and pommel horse finals. Nathan placed 9th in the all-around final and 6th on pommel horse.
2023 At the British Championships, Nathan took gold on pommel horse and bronze on parallel bars. He was named in the British team attending the 2023 European Championships, alongside Jake Jarman, Adam Tobin, Courtney Tulloch and Luke Whitehouse, where he helped win bronze in the team competition.
2026 At the English Championships, Nathan won bronze in the all-around, winning a gold medal on pommel horse. He competed at the 2026 Koper World Challenge Cup where he won bronze on pommel horse.
Nathan was selected to represent Team England at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow alongside Luke Whitehouse, Alex Yolshin-Cash, Adam Tobin, and Max Whitlock (later replaced by Gabriel Langton). Together the team won silver behind Canada despite Langton suffering a "sickening fall" off the horizontal bar in the final rotation. Individually, Nathan qualified to floor exercise final where he ultimately finished seventh.
Competitive history +Competitive history of Joshua NathanYearEvent 2019 Szombathely World Challenge Cup Paris World Challenge Cup 2021British Championships Koper World Challenge Cup 5 European Championships 12 7 World Championships 9 6 2022 British Championships Cottbus World Cup 4 2023British Championships Varna World Challenge Cup 7 European Championships 2025 Cottbus World Cup 5 8 2026 English Championships 6 8 British Championships 5 6 8 Koper World Challenge Cup Commonwealth Games 7
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