Wins All Japan.
Still the man to beat in Doha, I’d say. If he hits 6/6 he’ll be tough to beat.
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Month: September 2018
British men’s Worlds team named
Some tough calls for new head coach Paul Hall.
Situation normal for all those nations with a lot of depth.
It would be crazy to leave off medal contenders Max and Nile unless they were injured.
The British women’s team will be announced at a later date.
Yulo 14.75 Floor
The superstar from Philippines shows the Japanese how to do Japanese Floor. In Japan.
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U.S. men’s trials LIVE on YouTube
Well done USAG.
This is exactly what fans want, assuming there’s no broadcasting rights agreement in place.
Donothan Bailey is out because of a couple of injuries.
Team and scores will be announced immediately after the event. I’m surprised LIVE scoring is not happening. I thought the new USAG was transparent.
Handstand progressions
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I’m working my way back through the excellent Kleuren Turnen videos on YouTube.
USA dominates Pan Am Championships
Now ended.
- USA 169.467
- Brazil 163.966
- Mexico 155.299
- Canada 155.133
- Cuba 150.067
- Argentina 146.599
- Puerto Rico 146.034
- Chile 139.933
USA Men win Pan Am Championships
- USA 246.000
- Colombia 243.999
- Brazil 243.301
- Cuba 243.167
- Canada 241.768
- Argentina 233.200
- Mexico 232.267
- Venezuela 231.600
Cuba had a bad day in the team final.
Rhythmic – Russia, Italy, Bulgaria qualify for Tokyo
The new qualification system in place, top 3 Rhythmic teams at Worlds 2018 automatically qualify for the Olympics.
🥇 Russia 🇷🇺 46.300
🥈 Italy 🇮🇹 44.825
🥉 Bulgaria 🇧🇬 42.050
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CA Orchard interview – part 2
A continuation of Nick’s interview with Coach Carol-Angela Orchard. Beam and more Beam.
CA gives very detailed information on how she tracks routines day-to-day. Explains her key word philosophy.
USA wins Pan Am Championships
1 USA 170.166
2 Brazil 161.134
3 Mexico 157.933
4 Argentina 152.100
5 Cuba 151.135
6 Canada 151.067
7 Chile 148.135
8 Puerto Rico 147.600
With the injury to Haley de Jong at the meet and Ana Padurariu competing only 2 apparatus, Canada was happy to qualify to the Pan Am Games 2019 in the top 8.
These top 8 go to the team final.
1 Grace McCallum United States 56.366
2 Trinity Thomas United States 54.433
3 Flavia Saraiva Brazil 53.334
4 Alexa Moreno Mexico 52.800
5 Marcia Vidiaux Cuba 52.767
6 Lorrane Oliveira Brazil 52.468
7 Jade Barbosa Brazil 52.200
8 Jade Chrobok Canada 51.600
Vault
1 Jade Carey United States 14.550
2 Marcia Vidiaux Cuba 14.234
3 Grace McCallum United States 13.883
Bars
1 Grace McCallum United States 5.8 8.733 14.533
2 Trinity Thomas United States 5.7 8.733 14.433
3 Nicolle Castro Mexico 5.9 8.100 14.000
Beam
1 Kara Eaker United States 6.2 8.100 14.300
2 Flavia Saraiva Brazil 5.4 8.633 14.033
3 Grace McCallum United States 5.5 8.500 14.000
Floor
1 Jade Carey United States 6.3 8.300 -0.1 14.400
2 Flavia Saraiva Brazil 5.4 8.467 13.867
3 Kara Eaker United States 5.3 8.467 13.767
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