Eddie van Hoof.
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Cutting Edge Gymnastics in Michigan has greatly expanded their boys programs with parkour training. Motor and Physical fitness is the goal, not necessarily specific skills.
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That video was produced by Doug Davis at Heart Tech Plus. The goal is to monitor heart rate and other variables while kids “play“.
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Wow. Sofia Bogdanova is 10-year old freestyle slalom skater, SEBA team pro-rider from Moscow, Russia.
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See more on her YouTube channel.
I mean the Biles.
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Click PLAY or watch London Phillips on YouTube. (2005)
London never competed it at a major FIG Championships so it was not named after her.
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See how these animations (more VIDEOS) are constructed. Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
I’m interested in converting REAL Gymnastics routines to Oya animations. Then having software “score” the routine.
Exactly 40 years since she performed the first ‘Perfect 10’, Laureus Academy Member Nadia Comaneci has reflected on her historic Olympic success and looked ahead to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. …
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Hop? What hop? 🙂
As a young man I declined the chance to attend those Games. In retrospect, a BIG mistake.
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Whilst FIG fully supports the IOC’s policy of “Zero Tolerance in Doping”, it strongly feels that not all Russian athletes of all sports should be banned and found guilty for actions in other sports and federations.
Artistic Gymnastics, Rhythmic Gymnastics and Trampoline athletes cannot be judged based on other sports. …
FIG raises serious concerns about possible blanket ban on Russian athletes
Rewriting Russian Gymnastics has been closely following this story – No Russia for Rio? – WADA/McLaren report set to recommend blanket ban
The good news?
For the record, the Olympic boycotts of 1980 and 1984 were also terribly unfair to completely innocent athletes.
The Hard Way To Success – Episode 24 – Reiss Beckford (JAM)
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