tumbling, tramp, diving, acrobatics, circus, cheer, dance, martial arts, X sports … and more
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Though Lexy Ramler has attended Elite Camp this year, she’s mainly getting ready for University of Minnesota.
And having some fun.
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Check one of Lexy’s cool Beam sequences on Instagram.
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At Europeans the best piked Stalder was shown by Diana Varinska. Very deep hip flexion.
You could argue this is this is the ONLY kind of piked Stalder that should upgrade a swing. Many gymnasts barely get their feet past the Bar.
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6.1 D, 8.533 E
Very clean. No turning angle deduction.
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In second place was Elena Eremina. Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
6.0 D, 8.300 E
I felt the judges got that E-score wrong. The Nabieva is amazing. Amazing with an execution deduction. Followed by many more small errors. And at least a medium error on a way late 1/1 turn.
It’s impossible to have those two routines less than 0.3 apart.
1. Nina Derwael BEL 14.633
2. Elena Eremina RUS 14.300
3. Elisabeth Seitz GER 14.133
3. Ellie Downie GBR 14.133
Why don’t I recognize the Belgian National anthem? That’s right. This is the first Europeans Gold medal ever.
Big credit to the Federation and all the gymnasts who built up to this historic result.
What should have been the best and most competitive final went poorly, as Apparatus Finals sadly so often do. 😦 Defending Champion Rebecca Downie was injured and couldn’t finish her routine.
Elena Eremina again competed a fantastic Nabieva release. But I wouldn’t have ranked her in the top 3 due to poor form and angle deductions.
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