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FlΓ‘via Saraiva interview
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It’s been some time since I could say for sure who was responsible for the Canadian Women’s National Team.
Eddie van Hoof is Men’s Coach.
Time to make it official.
Reporting to the GymCan CEO and working in conjunction with the Program Manager β Womenβs Artistic Gymnastics (WAG), the National Team Head Coach – WAG shall be responsible for leading and executing the vision for GymCanβs WAG National Team program …
Qualified candidates will have NCCP Level 4 certification/Advanced Coaching Diploma or similar advanced coaching education qualifications specialized in gymnastics …
Deadline Friday November 20th, 2020.

The final episode is all about TEAM. A feel good finale.
Much time is spent revisiting the Magnificent 7 in Atlanta and the other U.S. Olympic teams.
Blythe reminded us that Keri didn’t actually need to do her second vault to clinch the team gold for USA.
The highlight for me was Mykayla Skinner’s story. Inspiring. That young woman really turned her life around through Gymnastics.
Sadly she’s currently suffering Achilles pain.
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Nov 8th.
Tokyo. Team Friendship v Team Solidarity.
Each team is made of 8 female and 8 male athletes. These gymnasts either come from China, Russia, the United States and Japan, or are training in Japan.
In my mind, the Vault judges were most responsible for not checking their apparatus was set correctly.
Still, it was surprising that no coach or gymnasts figured it out sooner.
Australian champion Allana Slater hadn’t seen the falls when she began the rotation but immediately sensed something was wrong.
βDoes the vault look low to you?β she said to those around her. …
