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Polished and precise, Tabea Alt (GER) was the top qualifier to today's Balance Beam final at #MTL2017Gym. Here's her routine. #Gymnastics pic.twitter.com/jfLKzm2l1z
— World Gymnastics (@gymnastics) October 8, 2017
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Miyachi on H Bar the most anticipated routine.
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Last night I was guest GymNerd on GymCastic Episode 275: World Championships Day 1 – Event Finals
GymCastic has been posting podcasts every day during #MTL2017GYM. You can catch up on the inside poop by listening to those at GymCastic.com.
You are beautiful, you are lovely, go out there and enjoy this!
Even better are the GymCastic Worlds videos. They have a team of GymNerds working non-stop behind the scenes putting together highlight clips and non-boring interviews with athletes and coaches.
Are those your real eyelashes?
Check those on the GymCastic YouTube channel.
related – Worlds Apparatus Finals day 1 – Photos, Photo Galleries
One of the greatest routines all time. Worlds Montreal 1985.
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Okasana is judging Vault here I understand.
Oksana Chusovitina (Uzbekistan) and Aljaž Pegan (Slovenia) were elected to the FIG Athletes Commission on Friday at the world championships in Montreal. …
Chusovitina succeeds Great Britain’s Beth Tweddle, who was elected after the 2012 Olympics in London. Pegan takes over (from) Jani Tanskanen (Finland) …
At the rhythmic world championships in September, Lyubov Charkashyna (Belarus) was re-elected to be the FIG Athlete Representative …
One issue Oksana will bring to the table is minutes per apparatus allowed / routine during podium training. Athletes and coaches were vocal in their concern that not enough time was allowed to safely get used to the competition apparatus.
The podium apparatus sat empty for much of every day. More time could easily be allowed.
I’m not sure which was the bigger highlight.
Morgan is a Potterhead. Big time.
https://twitter.com/lyntwosmiles/status/916471712396599298
https://twitter.com/jadeacarey/status/916794666942631936
Gymnastic’s Uncle Tim got this campaign started.
1. Petrounias Eleftherios GRE 15.433 Exe. : 9.133 | Diff. : 6.300
2. Abliazin Denis RUS 15.333 Exe. : 9.033 | Diff. : 6.300
3. Liu Yang CHN 15.266 Exe. : 8.966 | Diff. : 6.300
full results
Though the score makes it look close, Petrounias is the closest thing to a guaranteed Gold medal at Worlds. Positions, time of hold. Many dismounts were poor in this Final, however.
Another great final. Judges managed to get the right podium.
Watch a video on Ait Said Samir’s return from horrific injury on Vault in Rio to a 4th place finish on Rings at Worlds.
Colak was happy to get to the final representing Turkey. Good routine.
Here’s something you’ve never seen before. A gymnast crack his neck in the middle of the routine.
https://twitter.com/uncletimmensgym/status/916757800310644736
In the most anticipated of the apparatus finals at worlds it was the usual superstar nations topping the podium. China, Russia and … BELGIUM.
1. Fan Yilin CHN 15.166 Exe. : 8.666 | Diff. : 6.500
2. Eremina Elena RUS 15.100 Exe. : 8.800 | Diff. : 6.300
3. Derwael Nina BEL 15.033 Exe. : 8.733 | Diff. : 6.300
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Shockingly Ashton Locklear missed her routine. The cleanest and most consistent of the field. It goes to show that anyone can fall in this sport.
Bars is easily the most entertaining apparatus at Worlds.
related – 2017 Worlds: historical performances for Nina Derwael and Rune Hermans in final
1. Whitlock Max GBR 15.441 Exe. : 8.541 | Diff. : 6.900
2. Belyavskiy David RUS 15.100 Exe. : 8.700 | Diff. : 6.400
3. Xiao Ruoteng CHN 15.066 Exe. : 8.666 | Diff. : 6.400
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Good final. A different panel of judges might have had Alex ahead of Xiao Ruoteng.
I thought Weng Hao should have had a higher E-score. His execution best of the group.
1. Paseka Maria RUS 14.850
2. Carey Jade USA 14.766
3. Steingruber Giulia SUI 14.466
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Ellie 4th. Oksana 5th competing the same two vaults, both very well.
Just prior to the Final we learned CAN had submitted Triple Twisting Yurchenko for Shallon. The first I’d ever heard of her considering it. Excitement was short lived, however, as Shallon tried Amanar (over-rotate, under-twist).