Another awesome Olympics TV spot. Under Armour is winning the Olympics, so far. 🙂
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
via AdWeek – Michael Phelps Returns for One Last Swim in Under Armour’s Haunting New Ad
Another awesome Olympics TV spot. Under Armour is winning the Olympics, so far. 🙂
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
via AdWeek – Michael Phelps Returns for One Last Swim in Under Armour’s Haunting New Ad
1. Isabela Onyshko, Canada, 57.55
2. Axelle Klinckaert, Belgium, 56.125
3. Rose-Kaying Woo, Canada, 55.225
Shallon Olsen won Vault. Isabela the other 3 apparatus.
Meixi Semple, coached by Elena Davidova, finished 54.90. She’s yet another in the very deep talent pool of Canadian Olympic team contenders.
Team
1. Belgium 1
2. Canada Power
3. Canada Rams
full results
Gymnastics Canada – Onyshko leads Canada to silver medal at L’International Gymnix in Montreal
International Gymnast Magazine Hall of Fame 2016 inductees.
… of the Netherlands talk about making history with their team at 2015 Worlds in Glasgow, qualifying the Netherlands to the Olympics games for the first time in 40 years in Women’s Artistic Gymnastics.
The Dutch have blown us all away with their fresh outlook on artistry and both Thorsdottir and Volleman talk about the emphasis on performance quality and entertainment value within the Dutch program.
Inside Look: Journey to the Games – Episode 3: Eythora Thorsdottir and Tisha Volleman
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Though he’s not competed since 2014, the veteran is listed to compete the Doha World Cup.
With a total of five gold medals and one bronze, Zou currently holds the record for most Olympic gold medals won by any Chinese athlete in Olympic history, and is tied for the record of most medals won overall. …
Zou Kai, a Sichuan native, auctioned off one of his Olympic gold medals in 2008, donating all proceeds to fund relief efforts in the aftermath of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake.
Thanks Ono.
Looks like Russia and Japan will send no female gymnasts. Happily, USA will send two. 🙂
North Korea declined opening spots for one gymnast each from COL and IND.
Here’s the official PDF.
Hmm.
The Canadian Olympic Committee spent $2.9-million on a new boardroom, hundreds of thousands of dollars on outside lighting, and more than $1-million on a launch party for its new headquarters in Montreal. …
The project received $3.5-million from the government of Quebec, $3-million from the Canadian government and $2-million from the City of Montreal, in addition to private sponsorships and other revenues. …
‘It’s difficult to accept:’ Canadian Olympic Committee criticized over cost of new headquarters
Thanks Cordelia.
… 21-year-old Alexa Moreno and 20-year-old Ana Lago proved to be the two strongest gymnasts in the country and were thus chosen for the two available spots at the Olympic Test Event in Rio this April. Moreno placed first in the competition with a 53.2 while Lago was close behind with a 52.825. …
The fantastic Elsa García was not selected. At age-26, she’s considering her future.
Hopefully Elsa will stay on for the next quadrennial. I’m certain the Mexican team could use her leadership.
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
“I want to ask you a question. What’s in your life’s blueprint?”
Thank you Dr. King for the powerful words and inspiration! Tell me your story #powerofone #justdoit
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Here’s the Facebook version.
Click PLAY or watch African History Month – Gabrielle Douglas Profile on YouTube.
Gabby recently donated some of her Olympic mementos to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Thanks Mary.