This is impressive. Seitz is the toe-on Shaposh with a 1/1 to mixed grip.
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This is impressive. Seitz is the toe-on Shaposh with a 1/1 to mixed grip.
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This should be the most tightly contested final.
Becky Downie, Great Britain
Daria Spiridonova, Russia
Fan Yilin, China
Madison Kocian, USA
Elisabeth Seitz, Germany
Aliya Mustafina, Russia
Tan Jiaxin, China
Sophie Scheder, Germany
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related – The Four-Year Fan Guide: Bars
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Updated post.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/BIa9bA4BILy/
I can’t recall seeing this since the GREAT Elise Ray. Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Gymbot noted that Kelly Simm competed Tkachevs in series in 2015. Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Brenna is expected to be headed back to Oklahoma.
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Lauren Hopkins:
… Gabby was fifth at nationals last year and yet did the all-around – ahem, and won the world silver all-around medal – because she was a lock for a bars spot just like she is this year.
With Madison likely going up only on bars, it means the other four will all do vault, beam, and floor in qualifications, so Gabby getting a bars spot in addition to those three events automatically makes her an all-arounder. It’s literally that simple. …
In a recent interview Kyle Shewfelt projected Simone, Gabby and Laurie in the AA. Aly to compete only 3 apparatus. That’s the most likely final decision … assuming all 4 are healthy and ready for prelims.
1996 Olympic trials. Two hop 1/1s in series.
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via REGION 5 ELITES WHO CHASED OLYMPIC GLORY: KATIE TEFT, TWISTARS USA
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Thanks for the correction, Dave.
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See how these animations (more VIDEOS) are constructed. Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
I’m interested in converting REAL Gymnastics routines to Oya animations. Then having software “score” the routine.
Exactly 40 years since she performed the first ‘Perfect 10’, Laureus Academy Member Nadia Comaneci has reflected on her historic Olympic success and looked ahead to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. …
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Hop? What hop? 🙂
As a young man I declined the chance to attend those Games. In retrospect, a BIG mistake.
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