Here’s a GREAT idea.
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And here’s the REAL skill in training.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/BUeVoeygVD0/
Thanks Cabriole.
Here’s a GREAT idea.
Click PLAY or watch it on Twitter.
And here’s the REAL skill in training.
Click PLAY or watch it on Instagram.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BUeVoeygVD0/
Thanks Cabriole.
To compete with the best of the best on this apparatus you may need Richards and variations this quadrennial.
David Belyavskiy is definitely a strong AA podium contender for Tokyo.
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1- Verniaiev UKR 15.466
2- Dauser GER 15.366
3- Nagornyy RUS 15.266
A great final.
https://twitter.com/uegymnastics/status/856143028200898560
https://twitter.com/uegymnastics/status/856187722972770305
Oleg was awarded 6.4 difficulty. Yet left out his Healy from 1-Bar. Is that D score correct?
A company called Smart Scoring was responsible to post LIVE results. They couldn’t get it working.
Hours after the meet concluded a PDF copy of official AA results was posted.
Here are the leaders.
We’re still waiting on official apparatus finals lists.
Though Oleg leads he was somewhat off on many of his routines. He’s not the #1 qualifier on P Bars for example.
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He’s still got it. An excellent set with the meet’s most difficult dismount.
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1. VERNIAIEV Oleg – Ukraine 83.864
2. WHITTENBURG Donnell – USA 82.665
3. DAUSER Lukas – Germany 81.698
full results
watch his P Bars on YouTube.