tumbling, tramp, diving, acrobatics, circus, cheer, dance, martial arts, X sports … and more
Teams combine for six 10.0s.
Judging was too high, but it was a great competition none the less.
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Click PLAY or watch Brenna on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/ou_wgymnastics/status/960289423815467008
Click PLAY or watch Anastasia Webb on YouTube.
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https://twitter.com/ou_wgymnastics/status/960326794615300096
Spencer posted the best wrap-up of week 5.
On GymCastic #175 he said this past weekend had CRACK judging all over the place. Impossible scores.
An emotional montage by Deanna Hong.
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Who cares who won the dual meet. These teams are both winners.
related – watch the video being presented at UCLA
Good idea.
Some of the wonderful NCAA Gym are not all that busy.
“We want to thank LSU’s women’s gymnastics program for the opportunity to use their facility,” said Rhonda Faehn, senior vice president for women’s gymnastics.
“Their incredible facility allows us to hold an alternative for team verification that uses a format that is familiar to the athletes and coaches. …”
Athletes will be named for the all-around World Cup competitions in Stuttgart, Germany, Birmingham, Great Britain, and Tokyo, Japan, as well as the alternate for the 2018 American Cup. The opportunity is open to members of the women’s national team and other rising gymnasts who were invited to participate in the original February verification camp. …
via Gymternet Clan
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Great meet for the Utes.
A UCLA tribute.
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And WHY is coach standing in for that shoot?
One of BBS’s best routines of week 3.
Stick.
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Amanda Thomashow was the first woman to file an official Title IX complaint (2014) against Nassar accusing him of violating the school’s sexual harassment policy. …
In an investigative report prepared in response to her complaint, the school’s Title IX coordinator called Nassar’s methods a “liability” that exposed patients to unnecessary trauma. But that’s not what the school told Thomashow.
We cannot find that the conduct was of a sexual nature. Thus, it did not violate the sexual harassment policy.”
MSU ultimately sided with Nassar, concluding that his methods were medically appropriate. And, according to documents obtained by CNN, MSU gave Nassar and Thomashow different versions of that investigative report. Her version did not include the Title IX coordinator’s concerns. …
She filed a complaint against Larry Nassar in 2014. Nothing happened
MSU maintains that “no official there believed Nassar committed sexual abuse until newspapers began reporting on the allegations in the summer of 2016”.
MSU bungled Amanda’s complaint, investigation and report(s) in several ways. Ways that look like a cover-up to me.
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