2nd in the Bar Final at Chinese Championships.
15.100 = D – 6.8, E – 8.2, bonus – 0.1
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2nd in the Bar Final at Chinese Championships.
15.100 = D – 6.8, E – 8.2, bonus – 0.1
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Chinese Champion. Perhaps their best vaulter since Cheng Fei. 🙂
vt1 15.067 (D – 6.0)
vt2 15.100 (D – 6.2)
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At Australian Nationals 2015:
… Twelve-time National Trampoline Champion of Australia, Adrian Wareham, who won his titles decades ago! Ten of his titles were earned between 1987-1996.
At 50 years old, Wareham announced his retirement on this, his 43rd and final National Championships. Still a respectable performer, he placed 11th in Men’s Trampoline and 3rd in Men’s Synchro with him teammate, Ryan Hatfield.
Hats off to you, Mr. Wareham. …
That post has results for Aussie Nationals.
Adrian is on the left.
To be filmed in Cape Town, South Africa.
One female high performance Artistic gymnast is needed for a supporting role. Plus about 25 gymnasts male or female as extras.
First Arabian double front dismount in Canadian history. (touched hand)
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via @ArabianPF_blog
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Damien Cachia – University of Calgary, AB
Zachary Clay – Twisters Gymnastics, BC
Rene Cournoyer – Gymnika, QC
Ken Ikeda – Twisters, BC
Anderson Loran – Taiso, SK
Kevin Lytwyn – University of Calgary, AB
Scott Morgan – Flicka Gymnastics, BC
Jackson Payne – Capital City Gymnastics, AB
Hugh Smith – Halifax Alta, NS
Robert Stanescu – Alpha Gymnastics Academy, ON
Robert Watson – Twisters, BC
Gymnastics Canada via email
The June 2015 edition of the FIG publication is online.
golden-china.tumblr posted this unofficial results list.
Judging in China is as severe as anywhere in the world.

(via Beautiful Gymnastics)