Watch 7-year old Autumn Fought walk in handstand. #impressed
She must meet Jennifer Bricker one day.
Watch 7-year old Autumn Fought walk in handstand. #impressed
She must meet Jennifer Bricker one day.
Vault
1 LITTLE, Emily AUS 14,433
2 BOECZOEGO, Dorina HUN 13,766
3 KOVACS, Zsofia HUN 13,750
Bars
1 KOVACS, Zsofia HUN 6,1 8,233 14,333
2 JANAS, Kim GER 5,4 8,600 14,000
3 GRIESSER, Leah GER 5,8 7,866 13,666
Floor
1 ZAPATA, Rayderley Miguel ESP 6,6 8,800 15,400
2 HAYASAKA, Naoto JPN 6,8 8,466 15,266
3 KLAVORA, Rok SLO 6,1 8,666 14,766
Pommel
1 SELIGMAN, Robert CRO 5,9 9,166 15,066
2 BERKI, Krisztian HUN 6,6 8,466 15,066
3 BERTONCELJ, Saso SLO 5,8 8,833 14,633
3 SAITO, Yusuke JPN 6,2 8,433 14,633

Rings
1 RADIVILOV, Igor UKR 6,5 9,000 15,500
2 KLESSING, Nick GER 6,1 8,600 14,700
3 KAMOTO, Yuya JPN 6,1 8,566 14,666
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No triple salto vaults (forward or backward) will be permitted for value in the 2017-2020 Code
of Points.
Good decision. Especially in comparison with WTC – still encouraging badly performed and dangerous double salto vaults for women.
17. – 20. NOVEMBER 2016 | LAUSITZ-ARENA COTTBUS
The 2016-2018 FIG Individual Apparatus World Cup series in Artistic Gymnastics begins Thursday in Cottbus, Germany, with the first of eight stops on a circuit that ends in March 2018 in Doha, Qatar.
The new Individual Apparatus World Cup series format spans two years, with Cottbus (GER), Melbourne (AUS), Baku (AZE) and Doha (QAT) each set to host two World Cup events between November 2016 and March 2018. World Cup series winners on each apparatus will be announced after the final stop. …
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