tumbling, tramp, diving, acrobatics, circus, cheer, dance, martial arts, X sports … and more
On Saturday February 27, 2016 Stanford Men’s Gymnastics will take on gymnasts from Finland, Japan, Canada, and South Africa. …
… free admission, free pizza for loud fans, and free t-shirts for stuck landings from Stanford gymnasts.
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The latest skill to be added to the English language collection.
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Gymneo costs €199 for the first year or a renewal fee of €149. The services are equivalent whether someone subscribes to the English or French version.
If you go to the French homepage – gymneo.tv – click on “Sign in,” then enter the same login information you use for the English site you now get access to all video, including the skills in French.
Coaches who would like to subscribe and take advantage of dual access must register on the English site – en.gymneo.tv.
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via Gymternet Clan
Awesome video editing. 🙂
The spot, created by Droga5, is similar to previous work for the “Rule Yourself” campaign, which in the past has tapped celebrities including Misty Copeland and Stephen Curry. It once again focuses on the immense amount of training athletes put in every day and emphasizes their strength. …
Under Armour Showcases Sheer Strength and Dedication of the U.S. Women’s Gymnastics Team
#RuleYourself #IWILL
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Here’s the Facebook version if you’d like to share it there.
by site editor Rick McCharles
Inspired by the work of Gymnastics coach educator Keith Russell from Canada, we videotaped over 170 of the best games and activities for Recreational kids.
Most require no special equipment. The GOAL is to improve MOTOR and PHYSICAL FITNESS using your own body weight … while having FUN. 🙂
We feel this will be the best Gymnastics Games resource available online.
Tumbl Trak sponsored the videos. You can find them on the Tumbl Trak YouTube channel.
The first 22 – ORGANIZING kids – were just published. Click PLAY or watch those on YouTube.
More will be launched each month.
(via Rec Gymnastics)
A lot of bests have been seen over the last 11 days here in snowy Norway.
The young Organising Committee has been superb, the volunteers numerous, efficient and helpful, the transport service straightforward, the Wi-Fi flawless. And the sport, while lacking the drama and intensity of an Olympics proper, has been exciting and good to watch, blending the innovative monobob and cross-country cross with older and more established disciplines.
To a far greater extent than at Sochi 2014, and more so than we are likely to see in Pyeongchang 2018 and Beijing 2022, there was fresh and natural snow at every venue, evoking a true winter sporting vibe. Crowds have been good for the most part, with a total attendance of 214,000, while thousands have flocked to the daily concerts and cultural events in Sjogg Park, one of the real successes of these Games. …
So where does this leave the future of the Youth Olympics now four editions have been and gone?
I was a doubter when IOC launched the YOG. But – much to my surprise – I’ve been impressed. I hope they are continued.
Some disagree. Click through to that article if you want to read about the controversy.
Click PLAY or watch a wrap-up video on YouTube.
Vladimir Golyshev’s circus team 1984, I believe.
Still entertaining today. 🙂
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Nile Wilson & Ashley Watson are not quite as … skilled.
