Russia's women's head coach, Aleksandr Aleksandrov was encouraged by her performance.

“This is the first time she's competed at such a high profile event, and this is really her first season, and I'm really pleased with her,” he said.

There was a decent performance too from Anton Golotsutskov. The double bronze medalist in Beijing had to settle for second on the Floor, but he went one better after winning the vault.

Konstantin Pluzhnikov continued his steady progress with a decent showing on the rings, but it wasn't enough for gold, with that honor going to Yury van Gelder of the Netherlands.

Nevertheless, the Russian was pleased with his performance:

“In the end I was beaten by less than a tenth of a point, so I was very close. I was trying out a new program today and I need to keep working at it, and hopefully I'll be more successful next time,” Konstantin Pluzhnikov said.

In total Russia brought home 10 medals, including five golds, but with many of the world’s top gymnasts not in attendance, there’s still a lot of work to be done.