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Championship Gymnastics: Biomechanical Techniques for Shaping Winners has been adopted by Gymnastics Australia …, as the compulsory textbook for their course accreditation programs throughout the country. This applies specifically to the Advanced, Advanced Silver, and High Performance Courses (Course Levels 3-5).
related – Australian WAG Levels Program revision DRAFT
The fantastic USA Gymnastics media team has a website dedicated to Worlds. Click through to see the schedule of events, podium training beginning Sept 28th.
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Yuya Kamoto, the 2010 Youth Olympic Games Champion, took the Gold at Asian Games.
Kamaoto Yuya JPN 87.950
Yamamoto Masayoshi JPN 87.500
Lee Sangwook KOR 87.200
Huang Yuguo CHN 86.500
Yang Shangchao CHN 83.925
Lee Chih Kai TPE 82.875
full results on Full Twist
Asian Games: Japan’s Kamoto wins men’s gymnastics individual all-around title
Update – The Liukin watched online. He has commentary and some video.
Looking good at Asian Games prelims.
15.525
6.400/9.200 15.600
6.400/9.050 15.450
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
He and Whittenburg are two of the podium favourites for Worlds.
(via gymnasts391)
He may be on the B-team (for now) but the Chinese legend can still STICK landings.
Click PLAY or watch his Asiad prelims FX on YouTube. (starts at 31sec)
D : 6.700
E : 8.750
Penalty : -0.10
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Click PLAY or watch his Asiad prelims H Bar on YouTube.
(via gymnastikfabriken)
This is Hugo (11). He represented Queensland at the Australian National Championships for the first time this year.
His Mom, Linda, created this quilt inspired by a WinkiPoP Media competition photo.
click for larger version
The quilt is a finalist in the Fiber Arts 2014 exhibit at the Infinity Art Gallery. It will be exhibited at the Queensland Quilt Show in Brisbane from 8-12 October 2014.
Hugo is pretty good too. 🙂
Prelims at Asian Games.
Less scary than at Commonwealth Games, I’d say.
She qualified 3rd into the Vault Final.
Top qualifier in Team prelims at Asian Games.
D – 6.6
E – 8.3
14.900
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
(via Full Twist)
@theallaround:
Un Jong Hong (PRK) is the top qualifier on VT at Asian Games …
Click PLAY or watch them on YouTube.
D – 6.3 + E – 9.050 = 15.350
D – 6.4 + E – 8.950 = 15.350
One of the favourites to win Vault at Worlds.
