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Olympic vault champion Yang Hak-seon is likely to miss the Rio de Janeiro Games due to an Achilles injury, state media reported.
Yang suffered the injury during floor practise in Seoul on Tuesday and had surgery the following day …
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Olympic vault champion Yang Hak-seon is likely to miss the Rio de Janeiro Games due to an Achilles injury, state media reported.
Yang suffered the injury during floor practise in Seoul on Tuesday and had surgery the following day …
The annual international “friendly” in Canada was better than ever this year. Canada’s top guys vs very strong teams from China and USA in a 6-5-4 format.
The top 2 international stars for Canada were out of the team. Scott Morgan competed only Rings, protecting a “lower body” injury. Kevin Lytwin (knee ligament injury) did LIVE colour commentary.
When Team USA had ZERO falls starting on Pommels, I got the feeling they’d win this event. They did.
1. USA 346.75
2. CHINA 341.75
3 CANADA 340.90
1. Yixin Du CHN 86.250
2. Baisen Gu CHN 85.750
3. Paul Ruggeri USA 84.250
Floor
1T Eddie Penev USA 6.70 15.500
1T Jile Mu 6.60 15.500
3. Paul Ruggeri USA 6.70 15.050
Click PLAY or watch Eddie’s Floor on YouTube.
Pommel
1. Marvin Kimble USA 6.70 14.800
2. CJ Maestas USA 6.10 14.650
3. Jackson Payne CAN 6.40 14.500
Click PLAY or watch Jackson’s Pommels on YouTube.
Rings
1. CJ Maestas USA 6.70 15.300
2. Yixin Du CHN 6.50 14.500
3. Damien Cachia CAN 6.00 14.450
* Scott Morgan CAN 6.50 15.450 (competing as an individual)
Click PLAY or watch CJ’s Rings on YouTube.
Vault (one Vault)
1. Eddie Penev USA 5.80 15.100
2. Damien Cachia CAN 5.60 14.800
3. Baisen Gu CHN 5.20 14.600 3
Click PLAY or watch Eddie’s Vault on YouTube.
P Bars
1. Yixin Du CHN 6.70 15.700
2T Paul Ruggeri USA 6.30 15.050
2T Jackson Payne CAN 6.30 15.050
H Bar
1. Huanzhang Jin CHN 6.50 14.700
2. Marvin Kimble USA 6.50 14.550
3. Yixin Du CHN 5.90 14.450
related – USAG – U.S. men compete in University of Calgary International Cup this weekend
The teaser is up for the latest Gymneo tutorial.
Click PLAY or watch it on Facebook. (French)
Back from injury at World Championships 2015.
Click PLAY or watch The Hard Way profile on YouTube. (21min)
She also talks about her 2014 mental block on twisting. Giulia went back and relearned twisting from the beginning.
Click PLAY or watch it on Vine.
Better than Simone’s attempt, I’d say. I’d love to see video of Maroney’s.
(via GymCastic)
# 1 The Rankings Shakeups
# 2 Greg Mardsen throwing shade at SEC scoring
# 3 Will the real Stanford please stand-up?
# 4 Lindsay Mable
# 5 Beam Fails
# 6 Jessie Peszek
Stanford tied or set season bests in each event to earn a season-best 197.400 and the victory Sunday against No. 7 UCLA and No. 10 Georgia. …
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
I recall her doing pretty much exactly the same Vault at NCAA Championships one year … and getting 9.85. 😦 The WRONGEST score I saw at the meet.
I felt Brittany’s DTY was as good as any at Worlds 2015.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
NCAA related – Gym Digest – Decoding The New Vault Code
At American Cup Gabby was awarded 6.5 D-score in the official results.
On Papa Liukin I saw a comment from A Houstonian GymNerd:
While this would have been correct with her intended routine, she inserted a stalder between her Endo ½ and the Shap ½, thus taking away 0.1 CV.
In-bar full (E)-piked tkatchev (E)-Pak(D) 0.3CV
In-bar ½ (D)-Endo ½ (D)-Stalder ©-Chow ½ (E) 0.1 CV
In-bar (D)
DLO (D)
Eight elements: DDDDDEEE = 3.5
CV = 0.4
EGR = 2.5D-score = 6.4
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
… who can forget Gabby receiving credit for an Amanar when she didn’t even do one?
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Judges at the 2012 Pacific Rim called that Vault an Amanar. The worst judging I can recall in many, many years. There was no correction. No reprimand to the judges. 😦
#gymnix2016
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Click PLAY or watch her 9.90 DTY on YouTube.
Click PLAY or watch her FX on YouTube.
Rachael is headed for Georgia.
The Nastia Liukin Cup started in 2010.