Olympic Gymnastics Schedule 2012: When to Watch Top Events from London

Team competition for Olympic gymnastic competition is in the books, but there are plenty of individual events left on the ticket.

There are a ton of tremendously talented individuals involved in this year's individual events. The women's side is without top contender Jordyn Wieber, but Gabby Douglas will pick up the slack for Team USA's gold-medal-winning girls. 

Let's see where you can catch this year's top individual gymnasts.

*Schedule courtesy of nbcolympics.com

*All times are ET

Date	Time	Event
August 1	11:30 a.m.	Men's Individual All-Around
August 2	11:30 a.m.	Women's Individual All-Around
August 5	9:00 a.m.	Men's Floor Exercise-Final
	9:50 a.m.	Women's Vault-Final
	10:41 a.m.	Men's Pommel Horse-Final
August 6	9:00 a.m.	Men's Rings-Final
	9:50 a.m.	Women's Uneven Bars-Final
	10:41 a.m.	Men's Vault-Final
August 7	9:00 a.m.	Men's Parallel Bars-Final
	9:47 a.m.	Women's Balance Beam-Final
	10:37 a.m.	Men's Horizontal Bar-Final
	11:23 a.m.	Women's Floor Exercise Final

Now that you know when everything takes place, let's take a look at the men's and women's all-around finals.

Men's Individual All-Around 

The men's individual all-around final will be must-watch television. The field is littered with marquee names, and these talented individuals will put on quite a show.

Team USA representatives Danell Leyva and John Orozco will compete for gold in their respective events. They will be challenged by Japan's elite athletes and Great Britain's upstart gymnasts.

The men's team final was exciting, but Team USA failed to earn a medal. All eyes should be on their representatives as they try to avenge that disappointment in their individual events.

Women's Individual All-Around

This event will seem odd without Wieber in the field, but Douglas will make up the difference. Russia and China also bring talented representatives to each specific rotation.

We know who is the best in terms of team gymnastics this year. The American team put on a dazzling display in the team final and earned their gold medal in dominant fashion.

It will be interesting to see who emerges as the best all-around gymnast with Wieber's failure to qualify. It could easily be Douglas, but Wieber's slip-up showed us that anything is possible.