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Enjoyable Beam Final, for a change. Only 2 falls. All finalists showed some excellent Gymnastics.
🥇 Xiang Yina 🇨🇳 14.133
🥈 Minamino Yume 🇯🇵 13.800
🥉 Caroline Moreau 🇺🇸 13.600

Elena had a 0.3 deduction for out of bounds.
🥇🇯🇵 NISHIYAMA Misa 5.3/8.233 – 13.533
🥈🇫🇷 COLAS Elena 5.6/7.900 -0.3 – 13.200
🥉🇫🇷 PRAT Maiana 5.3/7.866 – 13.166

A good final. The medalists would be very competitive in any Sr. competition.
Dukhno STUCK Yurchenko 3/1 twist. A Vault motor genius.
🥇 Arsenii Dukhno ◻️ 14.333
🥈 Sol Scott 🇬🇧 14.066
🥉 Evan McPhillips 🇬🇧 13.950

Fun Final with some great Gymnastics. Some unique skills.
Seems there is no tie-break.
🥇 Camilo Vera 🇨🇴 13.866
🥇 Ojima Nao 🇯🇵 13.866
🥉 Yang Lanbin 🇨🇳 13.600
🥉 Leykin Danila USA 13.600

Last routine at an excellent Jr World Championships was Camilo VERA from Colombia. He shocked the very savvy audience connecting Cassina to Kolman. Then sticking dismount. A deserving World Champion.
🥇 Camilo Vera 🇨🇴 14.533
🥈 Danila Leykin 🇺🇸 14.233
🥉 Karl Eldrew Yulo 🇵🇭 14.000
Home fans even happier with Yulo the 2nd collecting his 2nd individual apparatus medal.
Top 3 all stuck dismount collecting 0.1 bonus.

Camilo VERA won P Bars and H Bar. I’m still thinking about putting down a wager on Columbia qualifying a full team to the L.A. Olympics. 😀
Read the FIG summing-up:
Arsenii Dukhno is an amazing talent who’s only challenge for the future in Senior is a lack of Ring strength holds. BUT he had a fall on the last apparatus — H Bar — and we wondered if he could stay ahead of the terrific competition. It was an excellent meet with relatively few errors from the top group.

A few notes from the 2025 Junior World Artistic Gymnastics Championships Men’s All-around FINAL.
Read the FIG summing-up:
Chinese men strike gold as Junior World Championships get underway in Manila

Watching Podium training, I expected a lot of falls. BUT performances in competition were good, overall.
Falls mostly on:
Many fell on Vault landings, but not many felt unsafe. Most of the nations made good decisions on difficulty.
Looks to me like we will have more 1/1 twisting Double Tuck dismounts off P Bars in the future. Evan McPhillips (GBR) and Dukhno, for example. All 3 Colombia gymnasts used Flyaway 1/1 twisting Double Tuck dismounts off the end.
Hey. Could Colombia qualify a full team to the L.A. Olympics? They have 2 very strong all-around gymnasts in Ángel Barajas and Camilo Vera.
I recall well when Taiwan qualified a full men’s team unexpectedly. It could happen again.
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From the Qualification Day – November 20
China, Japan, USA
Without watching scores, I’d ASSuMEd Japan had beaten China due to higher difficulty. I was way wrong.

Arsenii Dukhno from that Putin nation was easily the top AA gymnast. And he did not have a perfect competition. He’ll definitely contend in the AA at the Los Angeles Olympics. Amazing Vault and Tumbling for a gymnast with a build more suited to swinging.










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The best gymnasts in the world put a LOT of force into the apparatus.
Breaking springboards, for example.
Guys told me that the connection between cable and top of the post failed, in this case. I saw TaiShan guys going around and checking them.
How to Gymnastics has a terrific article & videos on how gymnasts can perfect Backward Extension to Handstand skills:
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Testing, testing.
We could lash them to the rail for safety. 😀
