Game on. 🙂
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Compare that with the Shatilov.
new look for Gymnastics Coaching
This is it.
The previous “theme” was ancient. I’m surprised it lasted as long as it did.
GymnasticsCoaching.com had to have some kind of an upgrade. I moved it to the highly popular Twenty Fifteen theme:
… clean, blog-focused, and designed for clarity. Twenty Fifteen’s simple, straightforward typography is readable on a wide variety of screen sizes, and suitable for multiple languages. We designed it using a mobile-first approach, meaning your content takes center-stage, regardless of whether your visitors arrive by smartphone, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer.
I’m a laptop guy. But in 2015 laptops are the minority. Mobile (phone and tablet) use surpassed personal computer use in the USA in 2014.
The font is larger to be more readable on smaller screens.
It now has infinite scroll that works more often than not. Responsive design so that the site changes depending on your device. No header image, starting the new content closer to the top of the home page. Quotes and links to other pages are more conspicuous than the post font.
Links are more obvious. Old school. The traditional blue colour, underlined.
Twitter more prominently displayed. I’m using it more and more these days.
The biggest problem in 2015 is embed codes. Facebook doesn’t want you to leave Facebook, so they make it difficult to embed their posts elsewhere. You can do it, but results are mixed. They often look crappy hoping you’ll go back to Facebook.
Posts from this site are automatically cross-posted to my Facebook page. That’s working better than in the past.
Tumblr was added in this site revision. But Tumblr is a mess in many ways, the worst of the major social media platforms. Embed codes from Tumblr may or may not work depending on where you try to watch them.
The new theme is not perfect, but better overall. I’m starting to get used to it.
Leave a comment if you have other suggestions for improvement.
Danusia – back tuck on Beam
Dalton 91.850 v Orozco 91.500
2015 Houston National Invitational
Holy Uchimura. These numbers look great for the USA. And Brooks, Legendre and Horton are back.
Jake Dalton 91.850
John Orozco 91.500
Paul Ruggeri 89.850
Chris Brooks 87.800
Steve Legendre 87.150
Alec Yoder 86.750
Danell Leyva 85.550
Jon Horton 85.450
Misha Koudinov 84.600
Adam Al-Rokh 82.4001
Ruggeri won H Bar. Leyva P Bars. Brooks Vault. Orozco Pommels.
Jake Dalton won Floor. And Rings … with a 15.90!
via @StickItMedia
Laurie Hernandez – training
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Emily Gaskins – training
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Haley de Jong – Beam
Elite Canada 2015 Junior competition.
Great potential. Layout step-out to layout two foot.
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She trains at Flicka in Vancouver.
Oklahoma 198.150
… Oklahoma captured event titles on all four events, paced by a pair of crowns for Chayse Capps on beam (9.95) and vault (9.95). Haley Scaman tied with Capps for top honors on vault, while McKenzie Wofford earned her third straight event title on bars with a 9.95.
The dynamic true freshman duo of Brenna Dowell and Ali Jackson rounded out the titles for Oklahoma, tying for top honors on floor with identical 9.95 efforts. …
LSU 198.075
For the third time in program history, the third-ranked LSU gymnastics team earned a 198 score as the Tigers knocked off No. 9 Georgia, 198.075-196.850 …
Senior Rheagan Courville tied the second-best all-around total in LSU history with a career-high 39.825. Courville won vault, bars, floor and the all-around titles outright, and she tied Ashleigh Gnat and Erin Macadaeg for the beam title. …
LSU was without the services of senior all-arounder Jessie Jordan who suffered a minor injury during vault warmups and was held out of the competition for precautionary reasons.
“Jessie pulled something in her upper back or in her neck during vault warmups, and we caught it when she tried to warm up during bars,” Breaux said. …
read more – LSU Sports
Uncle Tim and BBS weren’t completely convinced by some of those scores. Still, without Jessie this team can score. That’s depth. Like Florida.
