Tim tells me this wasn’t intentional.
It certainly looks intentional. 😮
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One reason Shane looks so calm is that he’s done this before in competition.
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Tim tells me this wasn’t intentional.
It certainly looks intentional. 😮
Click PLAY or watch Shane on Twitter.
One reason Shane looks so calm is that he’s done this before in competition.
Click PLAY or watch him in 2016 on YouTube.
(via GymCastic)
Graphic from the NY Times.
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#Mr.Consistency
The biggest surprise for me was Shane Wiskus. Based on this weekend I’d take him to Worlds 2019.
Sam won Floor, Pommel, P Bars and H Bar. AND had the both the highest D and E scores.
Alex Diab won Rings. Shane won Vault (based on 1 vault).
Colin Van Wicklen was out with injury.
It was a very good competition day 2. With few falls.
Jr. Men (17-18)
1. Colt Walker – 160.350
2. Garrett Braunton – 158.100
3. Crew Bold – 154.800
Jr. Men (15-16)
1. Taylor Burkhart – 159.500
2. Nicolas Kuebler – 158.750
3. Asher Hong – 157.900
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The world’s top short-track speed skater and reigning Olympic champion has been banned from the sport for a year after allegedly pulling down a male teammate’s pants in front of several women in South Korea.
The Korean Skating Union (KSU) has suspended Olympic gold medallist Lim Hyo-Jun from all skating-related activities in response to the sexual harassment allegation …
The KSU has also banned all 14 skaters on the men’s and women’s national teams for one month.
CTV