This skill worries me. It’s easy to hyperextend the knee of the first foot on landing.
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This skill worries me. It’s easy to hyperextend the knee of the first foot on landing.
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Beautiful.
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(via Our 10 Favourite Floor Routines Of The 2017 P&G Championships)
Vault
1-Marina Nekrasova AZE 14,049
2-Boglarka Devai HUN – 14,016
3-Brooklyn Moors CAN – 13,533
Bars
1-Jonna Adlerteg SWE – 14.200
2-Zsofia Kovacs HUN – 13,700
3-Rose Woo CAN – 13,066
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Beam
1-Catalina Ponor ROU – 13,933
2-Zsofia Kovacs HUN – 13,666
3-Valeria Iarmolenko UKR – 13,066
Floor
1-Brooklyn Moors CAN – 13566
2-Catalina Ponor ROU – 13,566
3-Amy Tinkler GBR – 13500
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Floor
1-Fuya Maeno JPN – 14.200
2-Marian Dragulescu ROU – 14.200
3-Ahmet Onder TUR – 13.933
Pommel
1-Kazuma Kaya JPN – 14.433
2-Fuya Maeno JPN – 14.266
3-Filip Ude CRO – 14.133
Rings:
1-Ibrahim Colak 14,866
2-Marco Lodadio ITA – 14,433
3-Yevgen Yudenkov UKR – 14,233
Vault
1-Marian Dragulescu ROU – 14,783
2-Jorge Vega GUA – 14.499
3-Heikki Saarenketo FIN – 14.199
P Bars
1-Kazuma Kaya JPN – 14,766
2-Ferhat Arican TUR – 14,633
3-Ahmet Onder TUR – 14,566
H Bar
1-Jossimar Calvo COL – 14.233
2-Fuya Maeno JPN – 14.100
3-Marios Georgiou CYP – 13.966
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She tumbles out of round-off. Precise landings.
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(via Irish Daniel)
GBC: At Nationals this year, you decided to compete two completely different floor routines. Why?
SJS: My decision to do two different floor routines this year was because I really wanted to show versatility in my artistry. … This also had not been done in US history. Maybe in some way I could get people thinking that to find the best floor workers in the World or the Olympics this could be a possible requirement. …
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With 14.500 this is the highest FX score in the world right now. Scores are high in Russia. I wouldn’t expect the same number internationally.
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Lauren Hopkins:
… Maria Kharenkova, the girl who came into this meet with literally zero expectations and ended up competing some of the best beam and floor performances this country has seen in a long time. Kharenkova went six-for-six on these two events to earn the silver on beam and the gold on floor with masterful performances that would make her a medal contender at worlds.
Lauren likes Iliankova and Kharenkova over Paseka for the Worlds team.
Best practice is to start from hands & knees drop.
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Note the long pauses before tumbling in 2008.
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