1st AA Level 10 Western Canadian Championships.
Click PLAY or watch her FX on YouTube.
From TAG Vancouver, Taylor’s headed to San Jose State for the coming season.
1st AA Level 10 Western Canadian Championships.
Click PLAY or watch her FX on YouTube.
From TAG Vancouver, Taylor’s headed to San Jose State for the coming season.
Eythora Thorsdottir got off to a rough start at yesterdayβs IAG SportEvent, earning a 12.6 on beam after two big wobbles and a fall.
But the Dutch gymnast known for her beauty and expression shook herself off and went on to win the all-around title, showcasing three upgraded routines, including a creepily fabulous new (and amazingly creepy) floor for a 14.3 as well as a DTY on vault, earning a 15.033 there.
The vault upgrade is especially key, as the majority of gymnasts in the Netherlands are competing fulls, which gave the team a disadvantage in team competition. Something like this can add nearly a point to the womenβs team total, meaning Thorsdottir is now all but a lock to make the team going to Rio this summer. …
Click PLAY or watch her Floor on YouTube.
I love it. π
Click PLAY or watch her DTY on YouTube.
Click PLAY or watch her Bars on YouTube.
Beam
1 Ellie DOWNIE GBR 6,100 14,950
2 Maria KHARENKOVA RUS 6,300 14,925
3 Seda TUTKHALIAN RUS 6,400 14,650
Click PLAY or watch Ellie’s Beam on YouTube.
Floor
1 Ellie DOWNIE GBR 6,000 14,525
2 Natalia KAPITONOVA RUS 5,800 14,100
3 Yana HOROKHOVA UKR 5,400 13,850
full results
Click PLAY or watch Ellie’s FX on YouTube.
Ellie Downie continued to make history for Great Britain with a full sweep of the gold medals at the 2016 FIG World Challenge Cup, held this weekend in Osijek.
Downie, 16, dominated with golds on women’s vault and uneven bars and Saturday followed by the balance beam and floor exercise titles on Sunday. It was the best performance to date from Downie, whose combined total in Osijek would have resulted in a personal best 59.125 all-around score. …
Though she didn’t stand up vault in Team Test Event, Catalina did an astonishingly difficult and interesting Floor routine.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
My favourite choreography at the Rio Test Event.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. (preliminaries)
The judges liked it too. Even with average tumbling, Leah ended up with the Bronze medal in the final. Some felt Isabela Onyshko (4th) should have had that medal instead.
Everyone is crazy for this Brazilian superstar. Wait ’til she competes it at the Olympics.
1 SARAIVA Flavia BRA 5.800 + 8.600 = 14.400
2 MILLER Larrissa AUS 5.800 + 8.200 – 0.3 = 13.700
3 GRIESSER Leah GER 5.400 + 8.166 = 13.566
full results
Leah Griesser was rewarded for her excellent choreography. Click PLAY or watch her routine from earlier this season on YouTube.
1. Nina McGee (Denver) 9.9500
2. Myia Hambrick (Louisiana State) 9.9250
3. AJ Jackson (Oklahoma) 9.9125
Ninaβs Floor was the routine of the day. Entertaining. Unique. β¦ And definitely not tiring. Some of the least energy demanding choreography all time. π
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
#PacRim2016 Final – 14.825 (5.9, 8.925)
I’m trying to recall an international routine with better landings.
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