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BIG Horizontal Bar releases
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Very clean compared with most of the top guys in the world.
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Horizontal Bar has historically been weak for Russia. Surprising since their coaches are so technical.
But Nikita Nagornyy has his (maximum) 5 releases set for this Code.
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(via papa-liukin)
Melbourne World Cup prelims. 6.7 D, 7.666 E.
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Despite rumours to the contrary, the guys are allowed to connect release moves for bonus under the 2020 Code. Maximum 5 release moves counted.
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Czech born, the classy Olympian is currently training at Stanford.
John Crumlish:
Jessen, who placed 47th all-around in Rio, shared his thoughts on Rio and his plans for the future in this IG Online interview. …
IG: After Rio you posted a Facebook message implying that you weren’t satisfied with your results. Looking back, what went right and not-so-right?
DJ: Looking back at the Games, my performance was not as bad as it might have seemed at first. Disappointment is the first thing that hits when something doesn’t go as well as you hoped, especially when an opportunity such as the Olympic Games comes only once every four years. I think I may have set my ambitions a little too high instead of letting the competition take its course and enjoying it. …
IG: What big meets are on your agenda for Czech Republic this year?
DJ: Sadly, this year’s NCAA Championships fall on the same weekend as the European Championships, so I will not be able to go (to Europeans) this time. However, I do plan on competing at Czech Nationals in June if school permits. I also look forward to hopefully competing in this year’s University Games in Taipei and World Championships in Montreal.
Click PLAY or watch his H Bar from the Olympic Test Meet on YouTube. One of the nicer routines to watch as he does no Rybalkos.
14.950 (6.2, 8.75)
Smart routine construction. Not many angle deductions.
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Do NCAA judges allow this? 🙂
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https://www.instagram.com/p/BQb475XAmmS/?taken-by=aaronmah97
Aaron’s having a great season, by the way.
via Fans of Canadian Gymnastics