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The former FIG MTC will leave his job in Switzerland, returning to take a position with the Powers Gymnastics group in Houston.
Steve will definitely be missed overseeing international meets. But we thank him for his endless energy and enthusiasm in the international spotlight through his years at FIG.
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As difficulty increases, it gets increasingly difficult for human beings to correctly evaluate performance.
Video analysis by computer would be simpler, fairer and quicker.
Watch some examples of skills that have been poorly judged in the past.
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It’s easy to catch a release to Cross Grip without turning in the air.
It’s very difficult to complete the 180° twist prior to regrasp.
MOST will end up doing something in-between.
Rather than make judges decide, problem would be solved if the 1/2 turn skills were considered a different skill for difficulty — but be awarded the same value.
 Georgia-Mae Fenton, for example, could compete Church and Church 1/2 turn and be credited 2 different skills with E value.
It’s an imperfect compromise, but the best I can come up with.
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Nearly impossible.
I compare every attempt vs Courtney McCool. She had the best twisting form I can recall.
Leanne and Courtney both trained at GAGE. In fact, I would say that’s the Gym with the best twisting form in the USA.
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First coming to mind is Courtney McCool.
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