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Elliott Browne – full-in triple pike
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What do you think? Ri Se Gwang from Yurchenko!
Yurchenko double backs are still very rare.
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(via papaliukin)
Sergey Viktorovich Diomidov (Russian: Сергей Викторович Диомидов; born 9 July 1943) is an Uzbekistan former gymnast who competed in 1964 and 1968 Olympics. He won team silver medals at both Games and a bronze on the vault in 1968. …
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You can watch Sergey himself training it in this edit of him and coach Konstantin Karakashyants before and during the 1966 World Championships. Click PLAY or watch him on YouTube.
I’ve often seen his name spelled “Diamadov”. Or “Diamadov”. The Code of Points uses Diamidov though I don’t trust Code spelling in general. Of course you can use Sergey or Sergei.
When in doubt I usually use the wikipedia translation which has (hopefully) been widely crowdsourced. @papaliukin likes Diomidov.
Her first performance at Strictly Come Dancing. Nobody will be eliminated week 1.
Claudia Fragapane & Aj Pritchar dance the Cha Cha to That’s What Makes You Beautiful by One Direction.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. BIG finish.
Getting information on the meet in Bolivia was really difficult. But results are finally posted on wikipedia.
But gracias to Gimnasia Latina, the only site that tried to post LIVE updates. 🙂
Read the Gymnastics Canada wrap-up post.
Riley Beggin summarizes the story to date.
IndyStar filed records requests in 10 states and reviewed thousands of pages of documents over the course of four and a half months. Their reporting found that USAG, which is headquartered in Indianapolis, has private sexual misconduct files on 54 coaches spanning 10 years. But unless the allegations came to officials directly from the victim or the victim’s parent, the organization wouldn’t take any measures to intervene. …
Indiana law doesn’t require firsthand information to report suspected abuse. It only requires that the reporter has “reason to believe” abuse has occurred. Legal experts told IndyStar that it’s clear USA Gymnastics’ policy violates state law. …
Sarah Chrane posted a terrific profile on an inspiring athlete.
Melissa Doucette, a former NCAA standout from the University of Bridgeport, who, at the age of 24, decided to continue to train and compete as a level 10 with the hope of qualifying as an elite.
Melissa is now almost 26 and finished her elite journey last year. But because this sport makes it impossible to leave it behind forever, she’s moving forward in other ways, and has decided on her next adventure: power tumbling.