One of Miss Val’s favourite UCLA Floor Routines*.
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I can go with this.
It’s similar to the ‘curvilinear action‘ still used in the Canadian coach education system. That was introduced by Gord Osbourne and Boris Verkhovsky back in the day. That version looks at the body more as a flexible rod … with a spring attached to either end.
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… The rest of us just live in it. 🙂
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via GymCastic
Beginners should mostly train Bridge with feet elevated. This puts more load on the shoulders and upper back, less on the lower back.
This is SAFER and results in better technique on skills.
Peng Peng Lee, for example, did no bridges nor walkovers after about age-13.
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Thanks Bermuda Gymnastics Association.
Fun.
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The former Ohio State gymnast emulated some of the top WAG routines in 2016.
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Watch a 2018 interview during Paris’ final season following ACL surgery.
related – Men’s Gymnastics Better With Music, And This Guy Proves It (2006)
Dvora Meyers posted:
A Brief History Of Viral Gymnastics Routines
It started, really, with the seat drops of Lloimincia Hall in 2014.
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