tumbling, tramp, diving, acrobatics, circus, cheer, dance, martial arts, X sports … and more
The dog is amazing.
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Pilobolus Dance Theatre, the group’s performance flagship, is based in Washington Depot, Connecticut and possesses a repertory of over 100 works.
Its “P7” troupe (so named because it consists of seven dancers) tours continually, performing new and selected works from the repertory. In recent years Pilobolus has added a second troupe to tour an evening-length work, Shadowland. …
Thanks for the link Kristofer Carrison.
The first one I’ve seen on competition Floor.
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https://www.facebook.com/v/10200224667529705
She’s already competed Amanar and double double tuck.
Mykayla’s from Desert Lights Gymnastics in Arizona. She’s on the U.S. Jr National Team.
(via Beautiful Gymnastics)
She doesn’t look all that “retired” to me. 🙂
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(via Couch Gymnast on Facebook)
Update from Ono No Komachi:
The word on the street is this video was taken a year ago, but just showed up on You Tube. …
No. 2 UCLA upended No. 5 Utah in a dual meet on Saturday evening in Pauley Pavilion, scoring a national season-best 197.425, while Utah scored 195.300. UCLA senior Vanessa Zamarripa won the all-around with a 39.675 and captured first place on three events …
“What surprised me tonight wasn’t that we hit our routines, but the sticks that we had, especially on vault and balance beam dismounts,” said UCLA head coach Valorie Kondos Field. “Normally, our history is that we don’t start sticking until the last part of the season. …
… I’m not worried about Utah. This was a poor performance by their standards, but after bars it was perfectly acceptable for a first meet. I was surprised that the veterans were the ones who looked the most tentative on bars. UCLA was worlds better than they were last week, and we certainly saw that in the score. They have clearly been working those landings and will be the #1 team in the rankings next week …
Fun meet overall. I loved the live TV coverage and look forward to more of it. The much higher production quality than we get on the live streams gives a better sense of atmosphere for those who aren’t in attendance.
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Teaser for an upcoming sport documentary. No gymnastics.
In an age where success is often measured by fame and fortune alone, the purpose of sport is lost in the economic drive to commercialize all aspects of life. This documentary series seeks to draw out the possibilities of what sport can teach people through the eyes of local amateur athletes.
This project was developed as part of an artist in residency with Sport Calgary and Calgary 2012.
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Thanks Wesley.
I recall at Worlds 2010 questioning why Marta was so keen on Aly Raisman. She’s truly not an artistic gymnast.
Aly proved me wrong, over and over again. And Marta right.
photo linked from gymnostalgics
There aren’t many male gymnast who could pull off this tumbling line.
Both were linked from an excellent post – Arabian Punch Front – Favorites of 2012
Here’s that Golden routine from London.
Click PLAY or watch the Floor final on YouTube. (Aly at 10m46s)
related – unorthodox gymnastic – A short defense of Aly Raisman
Trailer.
Gymnastike’s newest production is ‘Beyond the Routine’, a documentary-style video series that gives you unprecedented access into the lifestyle, training regimens and personal philosophies of the most renowned personalities in gymnastics.
Our first series of episodes will profile esteemed Olympic coach, MARY LEE TRACY of Cincinnati Gymnastics …
‘Beyond the Routine‘ will give you an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look into the day-to-day life of Mary Lee, her 2016 Olympic hopefuls Lexie Priessman and Amelia Hundley, and their elite training group. …… Tune in the Monday, January 14th for the premiere …
Click PLAY or watch it on Gymnastike.
http://www.gymnastike.org/embed/ODExNjc4NzE3?related=1
Watch more video of Cincinnati Gymnastics Academy Elite Team on gymnastike.org
Adam Paterson on Facebook linked to a documentary on our Olympic Champion.
This segment shows biomechanical analysis of his twisting. And landing technique.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. (Japanese)
I wish I could speak Japanese.
There are 3 more segments on YouTube.
A photographic celebration of the achievements of Britain’s artistic gymnasts at the London 2012 Olympic Games
By Eileen Langsley
This 80 page book takes the reader on a journey through the exciting and unforgettable two weeks of the London 2012 Olympic Games when Britain’s artistic gymnasts aimed to make history. Illustrated with over 260 full colour images, the book follows the exploits of the gymnasts through all the stages of the competition, through to the medal winning performances of the men’s team and the apparatus medals won by Louis Smith, Beth Tweddle and Max Whitlock. An essential memory of a truly historic time for British Gymnastics.
(via When Sport Meets Art)
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