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Petrounias 15.70 Rings

What new Code?

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That’s how to do a Honma to Cross.

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Daria Spiridonova, Natalia Kapitonova both 14.70 Bars

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Daria’s routine was clearly superior.

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G & H skills MAG Floor 2017-20

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Nikki Hanley judging Men’s American Cup

Hanley is the only female Category I FIG judge for Men’s Artistic Gymnastics, meaning she’s certified to judge the sport’s biggest competitions. She attained the rank this past winter, after acing the exam given at the Men’s Intercontinental Judges Course in Bratislava (SVK) …

In company with Women’s judge Gordon Bennett (CAN) and Rhythmic judge Ariel Alejandro Milanesio (ARG), Hanley hopes to dispel any gender stereotypes …

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44th Artistic Gymnastics World Championships, September 30 - October 6, 2013 in Antwerp/BEL — 44th Artistic Gymnastics World Championships, September 30 – October 6, 2013 in Antwerp/BEL

all time highest NCAA AA scores

1.	Karin Lichey	Georgia	40.000	1996
2.	Mohini Bhardwaj	UCLA	39.975	2001
3.	Suzanne Metz	Utah	39.950	1995
4.	Maggie Nichols	Oklahoma	39.925	2017
5.	Jamie Dantzscher	UCLA	39.900	2002
	Kristen Kenoyer	Utah	39.900	1993
	Courtney Kupets	Georgia	39.900	2009

See the full list on Balance Beam Situation

Watch an interview with Karin.

how’s that NO Chalkography rule working?

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https://twitter.com/slothanova/status/835961778127384577

FIG Intercontinental & International Judges Courses

I’ve seen a memo from Morinari WATANABE, President, dated February 24, 2017.

Dear Presidents,
Dear members of the FIG Authorities,

The FIG President, TC Presidents, the Secretary General and many of you have received numerous complaints from judges who participated at the Intercontinental and International Judges’ courses.

We are alarmed and deeply concerned about the errors, delays and lack of timely information which occurred and sincerely apologise to all member federations and judges who were affected by these issues. These issues are not acceptable and have caused mistrust in our family.

The FIG Executive Committee has therefore unanimously approved the following measures taken immediately by President Watanabe:

After a thorough analysis of:

– what happened,
– the problems encountered and their reasons
– a list of solutions to the problems

and to restore the trust in our organisation while guaranteeing corrections of the judges’ exams, information about exam results and assignment of the Judges’ Categories without any mistakes, the Executive Committee has unanimously decided to employ a procedure to generate and obtain accurate results and assign the correct categories by rechecking all data and results calculation with a complete recheck and verification performed by the Technical Committees as soon as possible. …

Needless to say that such a complete review and the outcome of the meeting mentioned above will lead to a few corrections of results, which could also lead to category changes. …