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CORRECTION: @tys_bull13 now has the top high bar score of the meet! Season-high 14.850#ILLINI pic.twitter.com/8RKg4I4Oa6
— Illinois Men's Gymnastics (@IlliniMGym) April 7, 2018
Illinois wins.
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Illinois wins.
Nile simplified his P Bars in the AA Final.
But nobody can claim he didn’t earn the gold medal with his performance on the final apparatus.
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Danusia Francis has a stoop shoot better than most men at Worlds.
FIG calls it Adler (German for eagle.)
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This was a very competitive competition for Men.
Kohei did not qualify for any of the 4 apparatus he competed.
Floor
1-Dmitri Lankin RUS – 14.733
2-Carlos Yulo PHI – 14.433
3-Ryohei Kato JPN – 14.200

Pommels
1-Zou Junyuan CHN – 15.100
2-Lee Chih-Kai TPE – 14.800
3-Alec Yoder USA – 14.700
Rings
1-Igor Radivilov UKR – 15.266
2-Ibrahim Colak TUR – 15.000
3-Zou Jingyuan CHN – 14.966
Vault
1-Igor Radivilov UKR – 14.599
2-Qu Ruiyang CHN – 14.566
3-Ferhat Arican TUR – 14.533
P Bars
1-Zou Jingyuan CHN – 16.200
2-Xiao Routeng CHN – 15.233
3-Ferhat Arican TUR – 15.166
H Bar
1-Tin Srbic CRO – 14.800
2-Marvin Kimble USA – 14.533
3-Deng Shudi CHN – 14.500
full results
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All 5 releases are Tkachev variations. He swings great … but that’s overuse of one kind of skill IMHO.
Oksana Chusovitina (UZB, Vault), LUO Huan (CHN, Uneven Bars and Beam), Emily Little (AUS, Floor), Rok Klavora (SLO, Floor), Krisztian Berki (HUN, Pommel Horse), Igor Radivilov (Rings and Vault), Zou Jingyuan (CHN, Parallel Bars), Tin Srbic (CRO, Horizontal Bar).
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Good idea. I’d use this.
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Coach uses the terms “lefty” and “righty“. He’s talking about the support hand on the forward pirouette, not the direction of twist. (The first girl twists to the left, the second to the right.)
Carl Meader.
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Visiting 40-50 gyms a year I see a common dynamic. Young girls doing tucked flyaway with spot off the low rail of Bars.
Fun. Easy. Seems, at the time, to work.
But that’s not the best way to teach flyaway. Instead use a wide range of drills that don’t require spotting. Here’s one set-up I like, appropriate for kids as young as age-5.
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If you don’t have Rings, I’d highly recommend you buy a set. Fitness Rings are very inexpensive. Hang those on a rail at just the right height for your kids.
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We call it Tak 1/1 where I come from.
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