Commonwealth Games Preview – MAG

The favourites for the team medals are definitely England, Scotland and Canada, in that order.  …

All Around

… As you would expect, the main contenders for the podium are from the England and Scotland teams. The big news is that Nile Wilson is competing on all 6 events for the first time this year after being kept off pommel horse with a hand injury. The podium will more than likely be an England sweep …

Floor

Surprisingly to absolutely no one, the favourite for the title here is Olympic and defending Commonwealth floor champion Max Whitlock, but he’s by no means a lock for the gold medal. …

Pommel Horse

Again, the favourite for the pommel horse title is world and Olympic champion Max Whitlock. …

Rings

… Courtney Tulloch is the favourite to win this title by a long way. …

Vault

… Christopher Remkes has a difficulty advantage, although it’s not as big this time and he certainly can’t afford any errors. …

Parallel Bars

In general, parallel bars tend to be the most competitive event at most international competitions, and the same will probably be true here …

High Bar

Nile Wilson is the defending champion on this event, and it would absolutely not be surprising to see him repeat …

MAGnastics – 2018 Commonwealth Games Preview

Commonwealth Games beginning

Schedules.

Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos – Beam

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(via Irish Daniel)

AMAZING Men’s Gymnastics combinations

MrBulletPig is back. His montages always include training combinations you’ve never seen before.

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Gabryel Wilson – Floor

Gabb5y is a future Michigan Wolverine.

Click PLAY or watch her routine at Michigan State Championships on YouTube.

Twistars USA has won the last 32 Michigan State Team Titles. Gabryel helped her team — Olympia Gymnastics — win this season.

April is Child Abuse Prevention month

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Do you allow one-on-one private lessons at your Gym?

Better would be two or more gymnasts with one coach for a private. In a Gym with many other adults.

NCAA Seniors we’re going to miss

At the end of each season I always wonder how the superstar seniors can ever be replaced. ☹️

To name a few …

Ebee Price, Stanford

Alex McMurtry, Florida

Peng Peng Lee, UCLA

Myia Hambrick, LSU

Kennedy Baker, Florida

Kiana Winston, Alabama

Stefani Catour, Oklahoma

AJ Jackson, Oklahoma

Natalie Brown, Oklahoma

Erin Macadaeg, LSU

Nickie Guerrero, Alabama

Mackenzie Brannan, Alabama

Napualani Hall, UCLA

JaNay Honest, UCLA

Sonya Meraz, UCLA

Tiffani Lewis, Utah

Maddy Stover, Utah

Brianna Brown, Michigan

Paige Zaziski, Michigan

Toni-Ann Williams, California

Hailey Burleson, Washington

FloGymnastics – From Club To NCAA Greatness: A Tribute To NCAA’s Top Seniors

Hailey

 

Japan / Taichi Adachi win RD761 Jr

Major Men’s competition – January 19 through January 21 in Katy, Texas.

1. JAPAN
2. GBR
3. USA

1 Taichi Adachi Japan 82.500
2 Shiga Tachibana Japan 81.350
3 Jamie Lewis Great Britain 80.450
full results

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