tumbling, tramp, diving, acrobatics, circus, cheer, dance, martial arts, X sports … and more
2014 -13 yrs old
2yrs in the Sport of Gymnastics with no prior experience.
GymMax, California
Rae points out that she’s a newcomer to Artistic Gymnastics, but has trained as a Cheerleader since age-6.
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Strong and flexible. Good air sense. This is talent. 🙂
Laney’s bio. She’s half American, half Bulgarian. Lived 8yrs in Germany.
via GymFever2012
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Giarnni Regini-Moran (born 2 August 1998) is a British artistic gymnast. He is the 2014 Youth Olympic All-around Champion and the 2014 European Junior floor champion.
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Three brothers, Jesse, Mitch and Wyatt Tyndall, will compete on the same Team. That must be a Canada Winter Games first. 🙂
Nope. Coach Jim Rand points out that 3 Martin brothers competed in 2007 for PEI – Travis and twins Brett and Tyler.
Michael
Warren Long took these photos. Wyatt is doing a Diamadov on the left, Teague a Heally on the right.
Nick Bejenaru is a coach, judge and club owner in Canada. He competed for Romania in the 1988 Seoul and 1992 Barcelona Olympics.
Looks like Nick’s training for a possible comeback in the CDN National Open division. Give this video a LIKE on Facebook. 🙂
Candide Thovex is renowned as one of the best skiers in the world and we now know what it’s like to spend five minutes in his boots. (Just without all the actual thrills of speeding down a steep slope with no end in sight, which is a good thing.)
The 32-year-old posted a GoPro video on YouTube earlier this week of him nonchalantly going off-peak, weaving through trees like an obstacle course, doing trampoline-like summersaults and all the flips and turns you could ever dream of. It’s a terrifying and mind-boggling ride.
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In landmark action for major-college sports, schools and athlete representatives from the NCAA’s five wealthiest conferences on Saturday voted 79-1 to expand what Division I schools can provide under an athletic scholarship.
The vote, taken during the NCAA’s annual convention, redefines an athletic scholarship so that it can cover not only the traditional tuition, room, board, books and fees, but also the incidental costs of attending college. That means a scholarship will now be able to pay for items including transportation and miscellaneous personal expenses.
Conservatively this means Division I men’s and women’s athletes collectively stand to gain at least $50 million a year in additional benefits.
Atlantic Coast, Big 12, Big Ten, Pacific-12 and Southeastern conferences programs MIGHT up scholarships in future.
The new rules take effect Aug. 1, 2015, but scholarship agreements for the 2015-16 school year can be executed prior to that date. …
William and Mary Men’s Gymnastics put together one of the odder promo videos. 🙂
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Powered by a program-record 49.75 on vault and Nebraska’s first perfect 10.00 on vault since 2011, the No. 8 women’s gymnastics team exploded for a 197.125 to defeat Penn State. …
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