Useful for all programs in your Gym.
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Category: floor (men)
Specific to Artistic gymnastics. More posts are included in the TUMBLING category.
Yulo – SEA 6 apparatus AA
Carlos Yulo won his 3rd consecutive AA title at Southeast Asian Games with 84.000.
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Yuri Korolev dead at 60
Heart attack.
What a loss.
Montreal 1985 was my first World Championships. For 10 days I videotaped MAG for FIG. Mostly Floor Exercise.
For us Li Ning and Tong Fei were the sensations. But the Soviet team was deep, deep:
Vladimir Artemov
Yuri Korolev
Valentin Mogilny
Yury Balabanov
Aleksei Tikhonkikh
Aleksandr Tumilovich
Korolev won the AA in Montreal as well as at Worlds 1981 Moscow.
A class champion. What a loss.
With a total of 34 individual medals at World Championships, World Cups, and European Championships competitions, Korolyov has more such medals than any other non-Olympian with Valentin Mogilny (17) being the next highest in this sort of medal count.
future competition skills
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EU Championships Apparatus Finals 1
Vault
Bars
Floor
Pommels
Rings
Ángel Barajas – Floor
not yet in Code – Quad Twist
I’m surprised no WAG has yet been credited with this skill by FIG.
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DTB Pokal SR MAG Finals RESULTS
Floor
DOI, Ryosuke JPN 6,2 8,400 0,1 14,500
MOLDAUER, Yul USA 5,7 8,533 14,233
JIMENEZ I FERNANDEZ, Pau ESP 5,6 8,100 13,700
Pommels
DE ROSA, Edoardo ITA 6,5 8,200 14,700
TANIGAWA, Kakeru JPN 5,9 8,566 14,466
HONG, Asher USA 5,6 8,533 14,133
Rings
ASIL, Adem TUR 6,3 8,300 14,600
LODADIO, Marco ITA 6,3 8,200 14,500
DOLCI, Felix CAN 5,4 8,500 13,900
Vault
HEPWORTH, Harry GBR 14,866
GUIMARÃES, Yuri BRA 14,416
ASIL, Adem TUR 13,866
P Bars
MACCHIATI, Mario ITA 5,5 9,033 14,533
SERHANI, Taha SUI 5,6 8,700 14,300
ARICAN, Ferhat TUR 6,5 7,766 14,266
H Bar
HASHIMOTO, Daiki JPN 6,0 8,500 14,500
SERHANI, Taha SUI 5,9 8,166 14,066
DOLCI, Felix CAN 5,7 8,000 13,700
Baku World Cup MAG Finals 1
hand position on Round-off
A study from 2015 — “Elbow joint variability for different hand positions of the round off in gymnastics” — concluded that what I’ve heard called the classic T position is best and safest for the elbows when doing Round-offs.
I’d agree.
Of course you can quickly find examples of top gymnasts using far different hand positions, especially in MAG. But the classic T is what I teach beginners.
Via Shift Movement Science.
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