Devin Graham.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. (2014)
Mind blowing dance performance interacting with computer lighting.
‘Levitation’ is a collaborative performance by Sila Sveta and Anna Abalikhina shown on the TV show ‘Big Ballet’. All visuals were rendered in real time without any post production.
Click PLAY or watch it on Vimeo.
Here’s how it was done – Dancer Defies Gravity with Stunning 3D Projections.
Thanks George.
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Larisa Latynina was ranked the 9th greatest Olympian in any sport by bwin.
…Β Her total of 18 Olympic medals was a record for 48 years until surpassed by American swimmerMichael PhelpsΒ …

Though many bemoan the βsad demise of artistic gymnasticsβ in an era where difficulty is the bigger goal, I see a resurgence of great choreography.
The Dutch at Worlds 2015, for example.
Hereβs another example. Superb artistry and choreography from Germanyβs Leah Griesser.
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Leah Griesser, Pauline SchΓ€fer, Sophie Scheder, Elisabeth Seitz and Pauline Tratz have been chosen to compete at the Rio Test Event.
(via The Beam Queen)
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In the Bars final Elisabeth (15.366) finished ahead of all 3 Russian challengers.
(via papaliukin)
1. Connects with kids.
2. Makes the curriculum work for the kids, not the kids for the curriculum.
5. Focuses on learning goals instead of performance goals and instills this in his/her athletes too.
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Can you match Dave Durante?
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Actually, I donβt like these contests. They encourage bad technique in handstand. I donβt want my kids walking in handstand. Ever.
Walking backwards and sidewards are somewhat not-as-bad.
HEART this post on Instagram.
All regionals will be conducted Saturday, April 2, with start times of either 4 or 6 p.m. local time.
NCAA – 2016 NCAA women’s gymnastics championship regional selections
If you are close to one of these sites you really should make the trip. π Utah, Georgia and Alabama will be crazy loud.
The top two teams at each Regional are seeded highest. Expected to get through. But there are a number of potential upsets ** looming. Stanford, for example, tends to peak for the “playoffs“.
Ann Arbor Regional [University of Michigan]
Auburn
Michigan
Stanford **
Eastern Michigan
Penn State
New Hampshire
Athens Regional [University of Georgia]
LSU
Georgia
Oregon State **
Arizona
George Washington
Michigan State
Michigan State – Gymnastics Headed to NCAA Athens Regional
Iowa City Regional [University of Iowa]
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Arkansas **
Iowa
Kent State
Central Michigan
Minneapolis Regional [University of Minnesota]
Florida
Denver
Minnesota **
Missouri
Ohio State
BYU
Salt Lake City Regional [University of Utah]
Utah
UCLA
Washington **
Southern Utah **
Illinois
Utah State
Tuscaloosa Regional [University of Alabama]
Alabama
California
Boise State
Kentucky
West Virginia
Bowling Green
I’m really excited by this one because we’re guaranteed to have a nationals qualifier that we wouldn’t necessarily have expected heading into the season, with Cal, Boise State, and Kentucky (based on what we saw at SECs) in it for that second spot. All three of these teams could get into the high 196s, and Boise State spent much of the early part of the season outscoring Cal. β¦
To see the AA and Apparatus specialists invited click over to Gymternet.