Russian Cup Men’s apparatus finals

Floor
1 Nikita Nagornyy 14.833
2 Kirill Prokopyev 14.600
3 Andrey Makolov 14.400

Pommels
1 Nikita Nagornyy 14.993
2 David Belyavskiy 14.700
3 Kirill Prokopyev 14.533

Rings
1 Nikita Nagornyy 14.733
2 Artur Dalaloyan 14.566
3 Denis Ablyazin 14.500

Click PLAY or watch Nagornyy on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/russiangymstan/status/1166052048858767361

Vault
1 Artur Dalaloyan 14.533 14.733 14.633
2 Andrey Makolov 14.400 14.566 14.483
3 Dmitry Lankin 14.733 14.100 14.416

P Bars
1 Sergei Eltsov 14.933
2 Artur Dalaloyan 14.833
3 David Belyavskiy 14.833

H Bar
1 David Belyavskiy 14.433
2 Sergei Eltsov 14.400
3 Nikita Nagornyy 14.266

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https://twitter.com/russiangymstan/status/1166403270937579522

Full results.

Related – MAG AA Results

Randy Lerú broke a H Bar

Randy swings BIG.

He broke a H Bar that was given to Cuba from the 2001 Worlds.

Men’s Horizontal Bars should ideally be replaced about every 10 years. They can break.

Heart this on Instagram.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B1kHU0FhliD/
 
(via Papa Liukin)

82-year-old Giants

Every year International Gymnastics Camp founder Bruno Klaus shows giants at the Staff Exhibition.

#RESPECT

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Bart Deurloo in slow mo

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Kohei: Kovacs + Kolman + Kolman

… and some girl playing around on Rod Floor. 😮

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Shane Wiskus (gak) Cassina to 1-arm

Tim tells me this wasn’t intentional.

It certainly looks intentional. 😮

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One reason Shane looks so calm is that he’s done this before in competition.

Click PLAY or watch him in 2016 on YouTube.

(via GymCastic)

hitting handstand

Certainly the WAG Codes put too much importance on finishing skills within 10 degrees of handstand. MAG Codes are more sensible.

Still it’s impressive to see gymnasts who can do it. Ashton, for example.

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