tumbling, tramp, diving, acrobatics, circus, cheer, dance, martial arts, X sports … and more
I have very little faith in E-scores in 2025. Judges seem to mostly RANK the best gymnasts from a starting point around 8.1.
They can’t specifically justify their deductions in any objective way.
STILL ➙ these top scores are good performances.
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Those are all from an excellent wrap-up post:
zhoxxyy – 2025 Jakarta MAG All-Around: Qualifiers’ Fate
… International Gymnastics Federation (FIG), … Fujitsu Limited, and Acer Medical Inc., which provides AI-powered medical image processing and preventive medicine, today announced a collaboration …
… smartphone app …
I attended the press conference and LIVE, real-time demonstration of the medical package.
Smart phone video ➙ wirelessly sent to a laptop ➙ analysis ➙ wirelessly sent to a monitor.
The DEMO we watched was analysis of gait. Preventive medicine. They want to analyze elderly patients standing, sitting, and walking—turning that into valuable clinical insights for the doctor.
I was impressed.
It seemed quick enough to be used in the Gym by a coach doing analysis. By the time the gymnast gets to the monitor, the data would be ready for display.
In Japan, Fujitsu has their software working for Golf Swing, Archery, Baseball, and other sports. Gymnastics is more complicated, of course.
Watanabe was asked WHEN we might see the Fujitsu software used in FIG competition regularly. He wouldn’t commit.
Personally, I need it more IN THE GYM for coaching analysis.
The software wouldn’t need to be anywhere near as perfected for that use. I’d want to compare my gymnast performance of Tkachev in training against Kate McDonald, for example. 😀
World Gymnastics Championships 2025 Jakarta All-around Final.
🥇 Angelina Melnikova, AIN, 55.066
🥈 Leanne Wong, United States, 54.966
🥉 Zhang Qingying, China, 54.633
4. Kaylia Nemour ALG 54.564
5. Asia D’Amato ITA 53.532
6. Rina Kishi JPN 53.232
7. Aiko Sugihara JPN 53.132
8. Abigail Martin GBR 52.998
9, Naomi Visser NED 52.299
10, Ruby Evans GBR 52.066
Zhang said she was satisfied with her performance. “I would give myself 95 out of 100 today,” she said.
“My goal was to do my routines as I trained them. I didn’t expect to make the podium, so this result really motivates me for future competitions.”
Source: Xinhua
An amazing Bronze medal, considering she only competes a Kasamatu vault with average execution.
Well … quite a poor All-around Final, I must say. How many gymnasts had zero falls?
How many fell on Wolf turn?
Disappointing after the excellent Men’s Final the previous night.
Leanne Wong had an excellent meet. Many were doubting her Cheng Vault (including me) — and she proved the haters wrong. It was fairly good, putting her back in medal contention.
Gold was decided on the very last routine — Angelina on Floor. Fans will be criticizing the judges on that score for years to come. Did they get the Out of Bounds deduction wrong? Were the turns evaluated correctly?
Controversial.
Judging at Worlds was better than ever, I felt. But E-scores are too close together. A routine far superior in every way will only get, perhaps, 0.2 higher than the average routine.
How long do we have to wait before FIG compares our human judging D-panels with Fujitsu Gymnastics Judging Support System video analysis?
FIG – In 2021 repeat, Melnikova edges Wong to take World All-Around title
Related:
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. Jessica’s feelings. Spencer actually looking at performance. 😀
Very cool.
IF this works in real time, we are not far off having video analysis checking D-score of judges. They should be flagged instantly if Fujitsu disagrees.
I’m sure E-score is much further off. But is possible with A.I.
Steve Butcher uses Layout Tkachev as an example.
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Greatest Bars all time. Not over-scored.
BUT most of her straight body Cast Handstands should be deducted.
I’d recommend she use Straddle Cast instead, for one or more. Less chance of deduction.
Via the very controversial GymTruthTeller.
Incredible.
Performed at the 2025 Asian Championships in Jecheon (KOR) by Mahdi Olfati (IRI)
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That’s only one of 5 new elements added to the MAG & WAG Codes.
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