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rare turns on Beam
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McKayla Maroney, Simone Biles, Cheng Fei, Rebeca Andrade, Aly Raisman, Shawn Johnson, Gabby Douglas, Jade Barbosa, Jordyn Wieber, Elizabeth Price, Maria Paseka, Jade Carey, MyKayla Skinner, Kyla Ross, Anna Pavlova, Jordan Chiles, Alicia Sacramone, Aliya Mustafina, Oksana Chusovitina, Giulia Steingruber.
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Ryan Williams @RWilly from Australia.
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Twice Olympic Trampoline champion, one of the greatest ever.
Now age-34.
Skyriders was my second home.
Dave was my coach for 22 years and he constantly expanded what I believed to be possible, letting internal motivation lead.
I got to train with @karen_cockburn_ my role model and mentor who became my training partner and friend.
@jasonburnett_ always cheered me on and challenged me to be better. I had many incredible teammates over the years.
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I am grateful for the support over my 26 years of trampoline …
In the last quadrennial, I’d say the biggest shocker was Taiwan qualifying a full team to the Tokyo Olympics in Men’s Gymnastics.
In Liverpool, without question the biggest surprise was a team from Japan of relative unknowns.

In the qualifications, Japan had the highest team Beam score: 3rd (Shoko Miyata), 5th (Hazuki Watanabe), and 7th (Ayaka Sakaguchi).
And they didn’t compete the reigning World Champion on Beam, Urara Ashikawa.
In the team final, heading to the final apparatus, it looked like Japan would finish 3rd — automatic qualification to Paris.
The wheels finally fell off on Bars. Canada took the bronze team medal. Winning it on Beam.
Canada’s first team medal at Worlds was the 2nd biggest surprise in Liverpool.
Read more about Japan’s miracle meet on The Medal Count:
A long and comprehensive video. Of course many are appropriate, as well, for Backward Walkover and combining the two.
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