Gymnast.com interviews U.S. Women’s National Team members.
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September 28th, 2008 | Gymnastics
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I love that it took Shawn over a year to learn her kip! Bars seems to be the tricky app among these gymnasts… I coach some kids who could compete level 10 on beam and floor, but still struggle to get a level 6 bars program together… It’s just one of those things that some girls will never find easy. I’ve seen heaps of kids take well over a year to get their first “decent” kip that can be connected to anything.
My favorite part of that video is Shawn and her kip. Makes me laugh every single time.
Shawn is SO honest!
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