Age 12 to 20.
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Huge difficulty. Execution as good as anyone in the world.
Despite two conspicuous angle deductions, on any given day I’d say Kohei is the man to beat on this apparatus.
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(via IG)
Cabriole sends a link to Goshima’s FX from NHK Cup. He was 7.2 & 15.50 there.
Click PLAY or watch him on Twitter. Fwd 1/1 to 3 1/5. And Bwd 1 1/2 to 3/1. Wow!
https://twitter.com/taka_gym_223/status/728521257050775552
He does Bwd 3 1/5 to Fwd 2/1 in training on the very SPRINGY Senoh Floor. Just like Kenzo.
Gymnast #391 linked to videos.
Click PLAY or watch Kohei Uchimura on YouTube. (93.35)
Click PLAY or watch Ryohei Kato on YouTube. (90.7)
Yusuke Tanaka was only 0.1 behind Kato combined over the last two meets. I’d say he and Kenzo are the next two most likely to qualify for Japan’s Olympic Team.
Over 2 days, the first being All Japan Championships. Â I’d say the King is ready for Rio.
1. Kohei Uchimura 93.35 91.30 184.65
2. Ryohei Kato 90.70 89.40 180.10
3. Yusuke Tanaka 90.95 89.05 180.00
4. Yuya Kamoto 90.15 89.25 179.40
5. Kenzo Shirai 87.70 89.70 177.40
6. Kazuma Kaya 89.25 87.55 176.80
Amanda Turner:
After silver medals the past two Olympics, the Japanese are aiming to recapture the Olympic team title they last won in 2004. The NHK results show a Japanese team of the top five gymnasts will be tough to beat; calculating the top three scores on each event Thursday results in a team score of 278.45 — nearly than 8 points higher than the winning 270.818 that Japan scored in the Glasgow team final.
Uchimura had already been named to the Olympic team. Kato was added based on this result. The rest of the team is yet to be named.
(via daniel_san2013)
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2016 Women’s Artistic – Rio Test Event (399 videos)
2016 Men’s Artistic – Rio Test Event (608 videos)
2016 Rhythmic – Rio Test Event (155 videos)
2016 Trampoline – Rio Test Event (85 videos)
I noticed FIG somehow missed this CLUBS routine.
Thanks FIG. Your media team is awesome. 🙂

1. Great Britain 162.600
2. France 161.750
3. Switzerland 160.750
4. Germany 158.100
1. Taeja James Great Britain 54.100
2. Megan Parker Great Britain 53.700
3. Leonie Meier Switzerland 53.450
results
Our women’s team of Taeja James, Megan Parker, Sophie Scott, Ellesse Oates, Zoe Simmons and Lucy Stanhope took the their team title with 162.600, nearly one whole mark ahead of their closest rivals France with 161.750. Switzerland finished third with 160.750 and Germany fourth with 158.100.
Britain’s Taeja James finished top in the all-around event with 54.100 with teammate Megan Parker hot on her heels in second with 53.700. …
related – IG – British Junior Women Best in Switzerland