Third highest score in the NCAA so far this season.
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1. Oklahoma
2. Stanford
3. Michigan
4. Nebraska
5. Ohio State
6. Navy
Read the week 5 wrap-up report from College Gymnastics Association.
Navy is a legit contender this season. With room to improve.
1. Oklahoma
2. Florida
3. Utah
4. Denver
5. UCLA
6. Minnesota
7. Alabama
8. Michigan
9. LSU
10. Georgia
Full scores.
Florida’s 197.800 in defeating Kentucky marks the second straight week in which Florida has recorded the higher score than Oklahoma …
UCLA dropped two places this week, the result of an utter beamtastrophe that saw the Bruins put up three 9.100s …
Georgia snatched a season-high 197.425 in defeating Auburn at home on Sunday, a fanciful, Alice in Wonderful score-scape I can barely even talk about …
Read Spencer’s commentary on Balance Beam Situation
FREE to the first 100 registrants at each.
Travel, hotel, and food paid by participants.
Open to gymnastics coaches, gymnastics medical providers, and strength and conditioning coaches working in gymnastics.
University of Utah – Saturday, June 13th, 2020 8:30am – 5:00pm
University of Alabama – Saturday, July 18th, 2020 8:30am – 5:00pm
Dr. Dave Tilley is the organizer.
Expected topics include:
Building Healthy Training Cultures For Athlete Wellness and High Performance
Training Methods for Skill and Level Development
Gymnastics Strength, Conditioning, and Physical Preparation Methods
Gymnastics Flexibility Methods – Science Meets Practical Applications
Understanding, Preventing, and Managing Gymnastics Injuries
Gymnastics Mental Health, Recovery, and Nutrition
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Episode 2 takes us through weeks 3 (BYU & Utah State) and 4 (Stanford) of the 2020 season. The Bruins pull together to help teammates overcoming personal tragedy and flight anxiety, which gets enhanced in the wake of Kobe Bryant’s passing.
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Oklahoma Head Coach Mark Williams doesn’t think so.
Personally I don’t think it would work to improve chances the American Collegiate program survives.
Right now some of the Men’s teams are doing a poor job of social media, LIVE competition video and LIVE scoring. At almost zero budget, that would be the best first step.
It might be worth keeping FIG scoring while doing more to publicize high E-score routines. Post the E-score alongside final score, for example.
Click through to read Mark’s letter.
Having a super strong and consistent leadoff routine for Beam is smart strategy.
It reminds me of Anna Li competing leadoff when she was at UCLA.
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