Athletic Director Greg Byrne and Associate Athletic Director John Mosbach. 🙂
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$imone bling
Cody double back 1/1
Marique using it as a progression for the Vault. It’s great for Kolman, as well.
Looks like they need a new throw mat. 🙂
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Simone and Venus
Nina Derwael – Beam
Melnikova wins Elite Gym Massilia
1 Angelina Melnikova Russia 57.500
2 Marine Brevet France A 56.950
3 Diana Bulimar Romania 56.900
4 Natalia Kapitonova Russia 56.750
5 Nina Derwael Belgium 56.300
6 Enus Mariani Italy 55.900
1 France A 169.900
2 Russia 168.900
3 Romania 166.550
full results
related – report on 4th place Belgium with new superstar Nina Derwael
Qualifying to Apparatus Finals:
Vault:
1. Axelle Klinckaert (BEL) 14.200
2. Camille Bahl (FRA Open 1) 14.175
3. Marine Boyer (FRA A) 14.125
4. Coline Devillard (FRA Open 1) 14.000
5. Laura Jurca (ROU) 13.725
6. Alison Lepin (FRA Open 2) 13.550
Uneven Bars:
1. Natalia Kapitonova (RUS) 15.300
2. Angelina Melnikova (RUS) 15.000
3. Loan His (FRA A) 14.400
4. Alison Lepin (FRA Open 2) 14.400
5. Enus Mariani (ITA) 14.300
6. Oreane Lechenault (FRA Open 2) 14.200
Balance Beam:
1. Claire Martin (FRA A) 15.000
2. Marine Brevet (FRA A) 14.600
3. Diana Bulimar (ROU) 14.300
4. Nina Derwael (BEL) 14.250
5. Laura Jurca (ROU) 14.150
6. Enus Mariani (ITA) 13.950
6. Marine Boyer (FRA) 13.950
Floor Exercise:
1. Diana Bulimar (ROU) 14.600
2. Axelle Klinckaert (BEL) 14.450
2. Elisa Meneghini (ITA) 14.450
4. Nina Derwael (BEL) 13.950
5. Marine Brevet (FRA A) 13.900
5. Angelina Melnikova (RUS) 13.900
Claire MARTIN – Beam
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Beautiful but … landing deduction. Lack of split. Connections?
via Gymternet Clan
Aly Raisman – Millennium magazine
Great interview.
… Aly is 21 and still kickin’ it, vying for a coveted spot on the 2016 Olympic team. After spending time in Los Angeles, competing on ABC TV’s ‘Dancing With The Stars’, Aly is currently training in Burlington, Massachusetts at Brestyan’s, her hometown gym.
… she’s not guaranteed a spot for the 2016 Olympics because this is determined after Olympic Trials, which will be held in San Jose this summer. (Next year, five athletes will make the 2016 U.S. women’s gymnastics team. There is one automatic bid–whoever wins Olympic Trials—and the other four members are selected by the coaches.)
… day her sponsors include Reebok, GK Elite, Walden Behavioral Care and Revision Skincare …
Age 2012 Olympics: 24.44 men, 19.78 women
Over the course of time, the age limit for participation at a world championship has been moved up. Today, the limit sits at 18 for Men and 16 for the Women Artistic and Rhythmic Gymnastics, 17 for Trampoline (18 for the Olympic Games), 18 for Aerobic, and 15 for Acrobatic Gymnastics (the minimum age for flier). …
The average varies depending on the discipline. In Artistic 2012 at the Olympic Games in London, it was 24.44 for men and 19.78 for women. In Rhythmic: 19.58. Trampoline: 25.06 for men and 22.48 for women. In Aerobic: 23.03 for men and 22.60 for women. And for Acrobatic: 20.87 for men and 18.97 for women. …
Thanks Cordelia.
history of FloGymnastics
Anne Phillips started Gymnastike in 2008 with limited resources and limited staff, but a ton of passion, dedication, and hard work. The scope of gymnastics coverage has changed drastically in the past seven years, with Gymnastike at the front of the charge. Hear about how the site has grown over the years culminating in our recent rebrand to FloGymnastics.
If you’ve always wondered why it was originally called Gymnastike, click through. 🙂
Anne is now Senior Product Manager at FloSports. An administrator. No longer involved in day-to-day coverage. Without her tireless efforts in those early years, they’d never have come this far.
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