- 0:06 Jordan Chiles
- 2:02 Shilese Jones
- 4:18 Sunisa Lee
- 6:46 Riley McCusker
- 8:58 Konnor McClain
- 11:09 Simone Biles
- 13:40 Skye Blakely
- 15:36 Jade Carey
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This is one of the best Handspring forward salto half vaults I’ve ever seen
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Not the most common technique, Haleigh uses what my mentor Boris called “Flyspring” technique. First contact on the table with hips piked. She OPENS her hips while in contact to increase reaction force.
This technique works best for very fast, very powerful gymnasts. They tend to take off closer to the back of the Board and contact the front of the Table. GOAL = get the hands on the table as quickly as possible.

As a young coach, I almost jumped in a vehicle and drove 3 days to Montreal to watch Nadia win the 1976 Olympics.
It seemed to far. Too expensive. I didn’t go.
My mistake.
Her performance in Montreal was one of the great stories of our sport.
Nadia had a lot of difficulty. But β Nellie Kim had more. Nadia was more impressive to me for her astonishing execution.
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π₯ Mara Slippens, Netherlands, 13.233
π₯ Julia Weissenhofer, Liechtenstein, 13.116
π₯ Tijana Korent, Croatia, 13.100
π₯ Roni Shamay, Israel, 13.200
π₯ Shantae-Eve Amankwaah, Great Britain, 13.133
π₯ Coralie Demers, Canada, 12.800
π₯ Maria Drobniak, Poland, 12.866
π₯ Nikolett Szilagyi, Hungary, 12.700
π₯ Amy Jorgensen, Canada, 12.600
π₯ Shantae-Eve Amankwaah, Great Britain, 13.233
π₯ Grace Davies, Great Britain, 12.966
π₯ Floor Slooff, Netherlands, 12.800
π₯ Victor Tournicourt, Belgium, 13.466
π₯ Martin Miggitsch, Austria, 13.300
π₯ Ravshan Kamiljanov, Uzbekistan, 13.166
π₯ David Ivanov, Bulgaria, 14.633
π₯ Ravshan Kamiljanov, Uzbekistan, 14.166
π₯ Ihor Dyshuk, Ukraine, 13.900
One of the BIG stories of the meet was the return of Max Whitlock, the greatest British gymnast of all time. With nothing more to prove, now age-33, Max qualified for both the Pommel and P Bar Finals, but didn’t medal. This time.
π₯ Artur Avetisyan, Armenia, 14.233
π₯ Artur Sahakyan, Germany, 13.566
π₯ Akhrorkhon Temirkhonov, Uzbekistan, 13.466
π₯ Ng Chun Chen, Malaysia, 14.183
π₯ Daniel Trifonov, Bulgaria, 14.083
π₯ Botond Molnar, Hungary, 14.050
π₯ Altan Dogan, TΓΌrkiye, 14.166
π₯ Yoan Ivanov, Bulgaria, 13.866
π₯ Ron Pyatov, Israel, 13.866
π₯ Timo Eder, Germany, 13.666
π₯ Daniel Trifonov, Bulgaria, 13.566
π₯ Ron Ortal, Israel, 13.566
Australian Men & Women both qualified a full team.
That was the main goal for Oceania Championships.
Here are the AA winners.
Expect to see Georgia Godwin at Worlds for Aussie.