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some WAG at Jr Worlds
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Author: Rick Mc
Career gymnastics coach who loves the outdoors, and the internet.
FIG still allows “single point of failure” equipment
In an era with redundancy in all things related to safety, why does FIG certify equipment where failure of one link in a chain can result in the apparatus falling?
Jalon Stephens walked away. This time.
related – FIG – single point of failure
British Championships results
1-Alice Kinsella -55.300
2-Ondine Achampong – 55.000
3-Georgia-Mae Fenton – 51.600
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Vault
1-Ruby Evans – 13.275
2-Emily Roper – 12.975
3-Keira Thornton – 12.975
Bars
1-Becky Downie – 14.350
2-Georgia-Mae Fenton – 14.300
3-Alice Kinsella – 14.250
Beam
1-Ondinde Achampong – 13.800
2-Jessica Gadirova – 13.650
3-Alice Kinsella – 13.100
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Floor
1-Alice Kinsella – 13.900
2-Poppy Stickler – 13.750
3-Georgia-Mae Fenton – 13.500
Kaylia Nemour – Bars
At her most recent competition, Kaylia fell. Some sort of grips problem.
BUT check her warm-up routine.
Rebecca Downie – Bars
not yet in Code – Quad Twist
I’m surprised no WAG has yet been credited with this skill by FIG.
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Velcro Vault Tape Measure
Abby Heiskell – Beam
Very clean.
Trinity’s 10.0 slam
Antonia Duță – Switch 1/2
Wow.
And great feet.
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