World Cup Finals Melbourne day 1

Vault

      1. Yeo Seo-jeong KOR 14.266
      2. Oksana Chusovitina UZB 14.200
      3. Yu Linmin CHN 14.083

Bars

      1. Fan Yilin CHN 14.833
      2. Lyu Jiaqi CHN 14.355
      3. Georgia-Rose Brown AUS 13.366

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Floor

      1. Carlos Edriel Yulo PHI 14.566
      2. Hibiki Arayashiki JPN 14.500
      3. Rayderley Zapata ESP & Dominick Cunningham GBR 14.500

Pommels

      1. Lee Chin-Kai TPE 15.266
      2. Weng Hao CHN 15.233
      3. Tomomasa Hasegawa JPN 14.666

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Rings

      1. Liu Yang CHN 15.166
      2. You Hao CHN 15.133
      3. Arthur Zanetti BRA 14.966

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Georgia defeats Florida

There’s no question now. The Dawgs are back as Four on the Floor contenders.

Coach Courtney Kupets Carter was one of my favourite gymnasts all time.
The biggest contributor to the 4 consecutive National Team titles for Georgia. I loved her attitude.

Listen to a new interview on Sam Peszek’s audio cast.

Men’s Canada Winter Games Finals

Floor
1. Félix Dolci QC
2. Kenji Tamane ON
3. Dorian Doan ON

Pommels
1. David Sandro ON
2. Maxime Prieur QC
3. Ryan Woodhead BC

Rings
1. Chris Kaji ON
2. Félix Dolci QC
3. Félix Blaquière QC

Vault
1. Félix Dolci QC
2. Cameron MacMaster NB
3. Nathan Yvars QC

P Bars
1. David Sandro ON
2. Evgeny Siminiuc ON
3. Félix Blaquière QC

H Bar
1. Félix Dolci QC
2. Chris Kaji ON
3. Anthony Balan QC

full results

David Sandro is planning to compete for Oklahoma.

Read the Gymnastics Canada summary.

related – FÉLIX DOLCI ADDS TRIPLE GOLD TO CANADA GAMES HAUL

Women’s Canada Winter Games Finals

Vault
1. Dahlia Solorzano-Caruso ON
2. Emilie Hong BC
3. Chloé Lorange QC

Bars
1. Chloé Lorange QC
2. Hannah Scharf ON
3. Rya Wiebe SK

Beam
1. Hannah Scharf ON
2. Alexis DiDomizio ON
3. Gabriele Deslauriers QC

Floor
1. Montana Fairbairn AB
2. Alixandra Pierce SK
3. Hannah Scharf ON

full results

https://twitter.com/ABGymnastics/status/1098818192766513157

Hannah Scharf from Shenderey Gymnastics:

“My highlight has really been hitting four for four, three days in a row – that’s like 12 routines so I`m really proud of that.”

tumbling / Slinky analogy

I can go with this.

It’s similar to the ‘curvilinear action‘ still used in the Canadian coach education system. That was introduced by Gord Osbourne and Boris Verkhovsky back in the day. That version looks at the body more as a flexible rod … with a spring attached to either end.

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Sarah Shaffer – 10.0 Vault from this judge

But not the ones at the competition. ☹️

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(via GymCastic)