Congratulations to Oleg and Ukraine.
Here’s The All Around wrap-up of the last day of Finals, including a description of his win on P Bars.

From the Facebook album: 2010 Youth Olympic Games by Grace Chiu GraceClick
Congratulations to Oleg and Ukraine.
Here’s The All Around wrap-up of the last day of Finals, including a description of his win on P Bars.

From the Facebook album: 2010 Youth Olympic Games by Grace Chiu GraceClick
The biggest surprise of the morning was that these two gymnasts finished GOLD and SILVER on Vault in a competition that has the word “Olympics” on top of the banner.
Vault: 1. Ganbat (MGL) 2. Arican (TUR) 3. Abad (ESP)
… Erdenebold Ganbat took gold in the vault to give Mongolia its most successful result in history. With a handspring double front and a double-twisting Tsukahara, Ganbat edged Turkey’s Ferhat Arican (handspring full to piked front, Tsukahara 2 1/2), 15.650-15.662. Top qualifier Nestor Abad (Spain) won the bronze (15.450). …
Erdennbold Ganbat of Mongolia:
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And here’s Ferhat Arican of Turkey.
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How fantastic for those up-and-coming gymnasts, their coaches, their federations.
The absurdly difficult open-ended F.I.G. rules have not slowed the progress of international development on the Men’s side.
Here’s the IG write up on the last day of Artistic competition at the Youth Olympic Games in Singapore:
In the wake of mistake’s from all-around champion Viktoria Komova, China’s Tan Sixin claimed both women’s gold medals Sunday. Tan, the all-around and uneven bars runner-up, was near perfect on balance beam and floor exercise. Tan nailed her acrobatics on beam, including a high two-foot layout to Korbut; switch Yang Bo; front tuck; and a front aerial sheep jump. She took one step to the side on her dismount (ff, ff 2 1/2) to earn 15.550 (6.3/9.25).
Komova appeared tired after victories Thursday in the all-around and on Saturday in the vault and uneven bars. …
read more – Tan Takes Two Golds in Youth Olympics Finals
Let’s start a scandalous rumour …
Tan Sixin is TOO OLD for the “Youth” Olympics. Her age documentation falsified. I read it on the internet, … somewhere …
Artistic Gymnastics has concluded.
China’s Tan Sixin was the STAR of the final day of Finals.
Floor: 1. Tan (CHN) 2. Bulimar (ROU) 3. Komova (RUS)
Beam: 1. Tan (CHN) 2. Ferlito (ITA) 3. Donald … Komova 7th (2 falls)
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Vault: 1. Ganbat (MGL) 2. Arican (TUR) 3. Abad (ESP)
Parallel Bars: 1. Stepko (UKR) 2. Muntean (ROU) 3. Edalli (ITA)
High Bar: 1. Oldham (GBR) 2. Abad (ESP) 3. Zhu (CHN)
via The All Around Gymnastics News on Facebook
Congratulations to IOC, FIG and meet organizers. I’m astonished how smoothly the Artistic discipline has gone. In fact, the Games themselves seem to be a big WIN for Olympic sport.
Let’s make sure Doug Davis of Tumbl Trak never sees this video. … I’m certain we voided the Air Floor warranty with this FUN afternoon on the lake.
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The kids are trying to win camp monopoly money by doing skillz.
(via HPTC in Idaho)
From the YOG official YouTube channel.
Gold for Oleksandr SATIN (UKR). Silver for HE Yuxiang (CHN). Bronze for Ginga MUNETOMO (JPN)
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Click through for the Women’s Tramp Final highlights video.
Gold for DONG Yu (CHN). Silver for Sviatlana MAKSHTAROVA (BLR). Bronze for Chisato DOIHATA (JPN).
Via Full Twist.
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The wonderful days when the goal was to make simple things look fantastic.
Diving at the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games is underway.
YOUTH WOMEN’S 10M PLATFORM FINAL
1 LIU Jiao CHN
2 PAMG Pandelela MAS
3 SIN Ji Hyang PRK


From the Facebook album: Singapore 2010: Diving by Youth Olympic Games
Clarifying some of the confusing difficulty scores from Singapore …
From A J at the superb THE ALL AROUND blog and Facebook page:
For women:
– F and G skills are credited as Es;
– C dismounts get full credit, B dismounts get .30; A dismounts are .0 (same in MAG)
– in vault Finals, 2 different vaults from the same family allowed
– No more than 2.5 in CRAlthough Fs and Gs are capped at .50 difficulty value, there are no caps on the vault values.
IG’s coverage includes D scores if you want to do your own calculations – Komova Wins Two More Golds at Youth Olympics
UPDATE: detailed report from The All Around – Komova Remains Golden in Singapore
More Komova.
Women’s
Vault: 1. Komova (RUS) 2. Vargas (ESP); 3. Ferlito (ITA)
Bars: 1. Komova (RUS) 2. Tan (CHN) 3. Adlerteg (SWE)
Gymnicetic WAG LIVE blog and full results.
Note: there are some different rules in this meet. These scores cannot be directly compared with F.I.G.
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Men’s
FX: 1. Vila Sarria (CUB) 2. Stepko (UKR) 3. Zhu (CHN)
Pommel Horse: 1. Stepko 2. Oldham 3. Kazachkov
Rings: 1. Muntean (ROU) 2. Kamoto (JPN) 3. Abad (ESP)
Going for Gold has some coverage on both WAG and MAG finals:
… Men’s Floor: Dark Horse Ernesto Vila Sarria of Cuba took the Gold (score 14.575) ahead of a mistake ridden men’s field. …
(via The All Around Gymnastics News on Facebook)