I can live with this 10. Assuming the judges can’t see the form break on Maloney.
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It was a very competitive meet, the best of the season for Utah. Scores were crazy high for both teams.
I can live with this 10. Assuming the judges can’t see the form break on Maloney.
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It was a very competitive meet, the best of the season for Utah. Scores were crazy high for both teams.
No complaints from this judge.
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What a night.
The archive of routine videos is finally complete. Watch those on SportsCanada.tv.
Here are results.
Several people (judges, coaches & gymnasts) told me evaluation was strict to start the new Olympic cycle. They hope Canadian judges will gradually come to match international scores for selection meets.

details on Elite Canada 2017
Do NCAA judges allow this? 🙂
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Aaron’s having a great season, by the way.
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I don’t think so, actually. This has been an excellent season so far.
Greg Marsden posted some history on 10s.
See just a few on Tumblr.
WAG considers them forward (SALTOS FORWARD & SIDEWARD). MAG backward. It’s silly that the two Technical committees can’t agree.
The takeoff is more critical than the landing position in my opinion. Arabians are much more a backwards tumbling skill than forwards.
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I feel Amanar is much more difficult than Rudi.
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In the Men’s 2020 Code Amanar (Shewfelt) is 5.2, Rudi is 4.8.