EASY 🙂 .
Click PLAY or watch it on Twitter.
video 2 👀 pic.twitter.com/ceKNUn7ypK
— Simone Biles (@Simone_Biles) May 28, 2019
EASY 🙂 .
Click PLAY or watch it on Twitter.
Two days combined D-score and final score.
Rebeka Groulx won the AA and all 4 events!
Vault
Rebeka Groulx QC 9.2 27.466 1
Okeri Katjivari MB 9.2 27.100 2
Jenna Sartoretto ON 9.2 26.966 3
Bars
Rebeka Groulx QC 9.4 25.150 1
Scarlett Earl BC 8.4 23.475 2
Cassie Lee ON 8.1 23.350 3
Beam
Rebeka Groulx QC 10.6 26.300 1
Audrey Grimard QC 10.0 25.125 2
Clara Raposo ON 10.0 24.500 3
Floor
Rebeka Groulx QC 9.7 26.333 1
Clara Raposo ON 9.4 26.075 2
Cassie Lee ON 9.8 25.433 3
Click PLAY or watch it on Twitter.
BIG tumbling from the former World Power Tumbling Champ.
Click PLAY or watch it on Twitter.
Pinetown Gymnastics in South Africa has a good idea. You can donate sections of the new Floor. Big spenders should go for one of the 10,000 Rand corners.
Inside Gymnastics:
Jade: I chose to pursue an individual route because I felt it was my best way to achieve my goal of going to the Olympics. I wanted to leave every avenue open to reach my goal.
Jade: Some reasons I chose Oregon State are the coaches and the beautiful campus. The coaches are amazing and so helpful, and I can’t wait to have them help me grow in college.
Jade: The plan is to start in the fall of 2020.
Inside: What is it like to compete alongside Russian Olympian Maria Paseka in vault finals?
Jade: It’s definitely challenging and competitive. She’s a really good vaulter, so it definitely adds the pressure, but I just focus on what I need to do to [perform] my best vaults.