On Vault he made the most difficult twisting skill look … EASY.
I’m sure he did but I didn’t see Jarman warm up vault. He was sitting around for a while, casually did a handspring double front 1/2, went and sat down again and this did this 3.5 twist. What a talent. pic.twitter.com/NLUV06Ah9e
I spoke with Jake after training. He was once injured on Kas + 2 twists landing in competition. At that point he and his coach decided to move to Kas + 2.5 twists as the landing is so much safer.
Top-qualifier Rhys McClenaghan 🇮🇪 does it again in the final! It's 15.150 and 🥇 on pommel horse! It's Ireland's second gold in Paris 🇫🇷 after Eamon Montgomery 🇮🇪 clinched the title on floor 🔥
Rings 🥇 Adem Asil TUR 14.800 🥈 Vinzenz Höck AUT 14.700 🥉 Donnell Whittenburg USA 14.600
It's 🥇 for Turkey's Adem Asil 🇹🇷 on rings! The 2022 European silver medallist qualified in first and topped the standings again in the final (14.800) 🔥
Vinzenz Hoeck 🇦🇹 grabs silver, with Donnell Whittenburg 🇺🇸 in third
Olympic champions Rebeca Andrade 🇧🇷, Jade Carey 🇺🇸 & Artem Dolgopyat 🇮🇱 are only some of the #Gymnastics glitterati returning to major international competition at this weekend’s star-studded World Challenge Cup in Paris 🇫🇷
Qualifications at the Paris Challenge Cup wrapped up today with the U.S. women taking the top spots on vault and beam, while the Brazilians led on bars and floor, extending a new rivalry that kicked off when the Brazilian women upset the Americans in the team final at Pan As over the summer.
Brazil and the United States also had a lot of success in the MAG competition, with Brazil leading in the top two spots on vault, while the U.S. took the lead on p-bars, though it was mostly smaller-program specialists who led the rest of the competition, including Israel on floor, Ireland on pommels, Turkey on rings, and Cyprus on high bar. …
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