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The Japan Gymnastics Association (JGA) and the FIG have agreed to cancel the All-Around World Cup scheduled in Tokyo on 4 May 2021, which was also set to serve as a test event for the Olympic Games in Artistic Gymnastics. …
To replace this test event, Tokyo 2020 will carry out an operational test on 4 May with a national Gymnastics event. …
FIG
Simone had been planning to compete Tokyo, in preparation for the Games.
I still believe the Olympics will HAPPEN — in one form or another.
Has been posted.
There was much confusion and delay.
It is the list through only until U.S. Championships 2021.
A. 6 funded spots Sr Team based on AA day 1 of Winter Cup 2021:
Cameron Bock
Riley Loos
Yul Moldauer
Shane Wiskus
Allan Bower
Paul Juda
B. 4 funded spots based on 20 point ranking from day 1 & 2 combined:
Adrian De Los Angeles
Vitaliy Guimaraes
lsaiah Drake
Genki Suzuki
C. 2 funded spots from petitions:
Akash Modi
Sam Makulak
D. Unfunded based on AA potential:
Brody Malone
Grant Breckenridge
Colin Van Wicklen
Donnell Whittenburg
E. Unfunded:
Stephen Nedoroscik
Trevor Howard
Confused?
I am. The process seems too complicated. Too lengthy.
Read the minutes of that meeting.
Personally, I’m happy they asked the guys to mask up for this photo. As influencers in the MAG community, it encourages masking up to help reopen the sport worldwide.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Gymnastics Canada has posted some of the top routines from virtual Elite Canada (part 1) on their YouTube channel.
They ask that you not download nor repost without permission.
Instead, simply link to their YouTube channel.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Appointed the Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG) National Coach in 2011, Curtin has seen a generation of gymnasts pass through his doors, some taking home gold at Commonwealth Games, some qualifying for World Championship finals, and some earning the right to take part in the pinnacle of gymnastics – the Olympic Games. …
“Re-establishing the National Training Centre (NTC) at the AIS has been significant, not only in regard to results, but also the incredible support provided to resident NTC squad members and National Squad members during training camps. …
interview
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Scott Bregman interview Riley about Winter Cup 26-28 February.
“I’m really excited for this meet,” she continued. “I’m really not putting any pressure on myself to do anything amazing, but I just can’t wait to go and get out on the floor again.”
Though her exact plans for competition remain in flux, McCusker said she will definitely participate on the uneven bars and balance beam. …
… Jade reached out to me. She’s been my friend forever,” recalled McCusker. “She’s like, ‘Why don’t you come to my gym?’ And I was like, ‘Arizona? Ok.’ …
The 2018 World team gold medallist on her move to Arizona, finding joy in the sport during Olympic postponement and her plans to return to competition
Ellie Black 55.10
Ava Stewart 53.20
Rose Woo 52.30
Sophie Marois 50.45
Audrey Rousseau 49.600
Emma Spence 49.500
Judging was done online, each having ‘competed‘ in their home Gyms.
Some Seniors were unable to train due to regional COVID restrictions. Some are busy in the NCAA. Hopefully more will be ready for the next 2 technical trials this spring.
Biggest surprise is Ava Stewart, a first-year senior who trains at Ana Padurariu’s gym.
Click PLAY or watch Ava’s Gymnix 2020 Beam on YouTube.
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