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uphill tumbling on to Air Mat
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Specific to Artistic gymnastics. More posts are included in the TUMBLING category.
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zhoxxyy did a deep dive into the history of Men’s Floor exercise.
Exactly WHY the 2004 Olympics was won by the very artistic Kyle Shewfelt — yet is fugly as Hell 20 years later.
The discussion on men’s floor routines revolves around the balance between artistry and athleticism, as their since the 1930’s has primarily emphasized challenging tumbling skills.
With updates to the Code of Points on the horizon, the potential inclusion of choreography has sparked excitement and skepticism, raising questions about the impact on technical specifications and gender…
Men’s Artistic Gymnastics: Exploring the Inclusion of Choreography on Floor
Personally, I’d love maximum time of routine to be reduced.
I’d love FIG to go to 8 counting skills, rather than the current 10.
The new Men’s Gymnastics Ramblings blog has a good overview.
The surprise for me is Kelton Christiansen on H Bar. No Kovacs releases.
This guy can hit handstand angles as well as anyone. Great execution.
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A great week for Illinois.
Men’s Gymnastics Ramblings has a good overview of what happened.
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All 6 apparatus.
Hmm. Fred Richard used a Free Hip on H Bar.
I haven’t seen that skill in an elite routine in some time.
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Jairo Ruiz Casas is the coach.
Camilo Verá (COL) the amazing gymnast.
He’s also training Double Double off P Bars.
And Triple Pike on Floor.
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Impressive.
Charlie Larson is a Power Tumbler who can compete MAG, as well.
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