Author: Rick Mc

1 MTV Stuttgart 213,15
2 TG Karlsruhe-Söllingen 212,95
3 TuS Chemnitz-Altendorf 206,60
4 TG Mannheim 196,25

1. Seitz, Elisabeth 57,15
2. Scheder, Sophie 55,85
3. Grießer, Leah 54,70
full results

turn-news posted photos. Watch the slideshow.

Sara Dorrien-Christians liked these routines best. 🙂

Click PLAY or watch Gabby Douglas’s Bars in Team Final on YouTube. 15.333

Click PLAY or watch Maria Paseka’s Amanar in Finals on YouTube. 15.700

Click PLAY or watch Larisa Iordache’s Beam in AA on YouTube. 14.766

Click PLAY or watch Giulia Steingruber’s Vault in AA on YouTube. 15.600

Click PLAY or watch Sanne Wevers’ Beam in prelims on YouTube. 14.766

Incredible routine for that era. The Floors were much harder and less forgiving.

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(via Craig Tilley)

Click PLAY or watch it on Tumblr.

http://papaliukin.tumblr.com/post/134553692864/oooh-pham-phuoc-hung-training-a-double-double-off

Slow motion.

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A video posted by Nagornyy Nik? (@nikushkarus) on Dec 11, 2015 at 8:21am PST

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Superb editing. MacAskill is brilliant. Watch through to the very end. 🙂

Join Danny MacAskill on an insane journey across the rooftops of Gran Canaria. Mixing vertigo-inducing lines and killer POV-footage, “Cascadia” delivers some incredible riding.

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Thanks Hal.

Nico on GymFever2012 translated his tweet.

Expects 7.7 difficulty score with the routine planned for the Toyota Cup this weekend.

Some skills in training. Nabieva release!

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Brazil wants to qualify a full team to the Olympics by finishing top 4 at the Test Meet.

All hail Kohei. 🙂 The King.

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Shelby Edwards:

I’m a University of Arizona gymnast about to enter her fourth and final year as a GymCat and her 17th and final year as a gymnast. I am both terrified and ready.

I’m not terrified of the gymnastics part; I’ve been flipping and flying around since the age of four. My fears extend far past the width of a four inch balance beam. What terrifies me about entering my last season as a competitive gymnast is that in about five months, I will be losing a part of who I am.

“Hi, my name is Shelby and I’m a gymnast.”

This has been my introduction line for as long as I can remember. It’s a personal identifier. It’s my go-to adjective for individual descriptions. In a few short months, I will no longer be “Shelby, the gymnast”, but instead, just Shelby. And “Just Shelby” has always sounded a little empty to me. …

Gymnastics: the hardest break up of my life