It begins. 🙂
Go Stanford – Season Preview
via NCAA MEN’S GYMNASTICS ALUMNI on Facebook
Ivan Ivankov – Kovacs to Kolman
LSU opens with 197.125
It marked the 14th consecutive meet in which LSU has scored a 197 or higher, extending the school-record streak that started with the third meet of the 2014 season. …
As a team, LSU (1-0) recorded a 49.225 on vault, 49.600 on bars, 49.325 on beam and 48.975 on floor. The bars total ranks as the second-highest team total in the event in program history, tying the 49.600 the Tigers earned at the Metroplex Challenge last season. …
related – No. 2 Sooners Blaze to 197.625 Win
Skinner – Bars double double
Nico linked to yet another great skill from Mykayla. 🙂
Christine Lee flair
Peng Peng will begin her two year delayed NCAA career on Monday night.
Check her Homma mount (flares) on Beam. 🙂
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Leah Homma led the Bruins to their first-ever NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championship in 1997. She trained at Seneca, the same club where Christine started.
Mark Broderick – 9 front flips off tower
Nile Wilson in 2014
Nile Wilson at only age-18 is a real future Worlds AA podium contender.
The first British gymnast ever to win five gold medals at the European Junior Gymnastics Championships in 2014, he proceeded in the same year to win two Commonwealth Games (87.965) gold medals, and four medals in total, on his senior debut for England. Wilson is the reigning Commonwealth Games champion on Horizontal Bar. In the World Championships in the same year, Wilson finished fourth in the Horizontal Bar final.
Click PLAY or watch him on YouTube.
(via gymnastikfabriken)
be a HAPPIER Gym parent in 2015
ANNE JOSEPHSON:
1. Enjoy watching your child’s joy in doing gymnastics, not in your child’s achievement within gymnastics.
5. Stop nagging.
7. Spend money on experiences not things.
8. Write a note or email of gratitude to your child’s coaches, the front desk worker or gym owner.
11. Ignore others’ expectations.
related – be a HAPPIER coach in 2015
40yrs of Utah tradition
This is a remake of a 1994 poster at Utah, the program that led the way in the evolution of NCAA Gymnastics.
Utah kicks off their season tonight against BYU.
(via Utah Gym History)
