MyKayla Skinner STUCK vault

Very clean!

She’s a routine hitting machine.

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That’s from …

10 can’t-miss routines for the 2019 NCAA gymnastics season

introducing Press to Handstand

Beginners often train years before making their first straight arm Press to Handstand.

It’s essential they feel SAFE when leaning too far.

Challenge gymnasts to get their hips (Centre of Mass) over the hands before lifting toes off the floor.

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Thanks Bermuda Gymnastics Association.

the GREAT Elise Ray

Today Elise Ray-Statz is Head Coach of the University of Washington.

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https://twitter.com/olympicchannel/status/1068535306360692736

Utah is on track for 2019

Great start to the season.

Click PLAY or watch some highlights v OSU on Twitter.

interview with Tom Forster

Women’s high-performance team coordinator is not a full-time job.

The process for Doha was successful so Tom so far plans to continue with that approach into the future.

Read the interview.

reducing Gymnastics injuries

Brette Warshaw posted an excellent overview on how to reduce injury:

1. Focus On Avoiding Overuse
2. Balance Out Your Gymnasts’ Strength (reduce muscular imbalance)
3. Track Your Gymnasts’ Growth
4. Never Stop Educating Yourself & Your Fellow Coaches
5. Take Fear Out of the Equation Early On
6. Empower Your Gymnasts

Click through for specifics:

6 Ways For Gymnastics Coaches To Better Prevent Injuries

related – 5 Of The Most Common Gymnastics Injuries & How Best To Prevent Them

2019 RD761 Jr International

USA
  1. Japan
  2. USA
  3. GBR
  4. GER
  5. FRA
  6. AUS
  1. Takeru Kitazono JPN 83.700
  2. Colt Walker USA 80.050
  3. Kotaro Suetsugi JPN  78.200
  4. Ryosuke Doi JPN  78.200

Full results.

Takeru Kitazono scoring 83.700 as a Junior is huge. He’s counting only 8 skills / apparatus.

 

Ferrari is back

The 2006 World Champion has not retired. 🙂

She’s planning on competing the Melbourne Apparatus World Cup in February in an attempt to qualify to Tokyo as a specialist.

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(via Cordelia)