Stanford’s Peter Derman tried it in College. Danny Rodrigues from France (VIDEO) has been competing one or two variations in routines since at least 2006.
My best guess at cost — monthly subscription to Gymnastike Gold $19.99/mo. A yearly subscription $150/year ($12.50/mo.). Leave a comment if you can confirm those numbers. They’ve hidden the pricing since the beginning. 😦
Chrissy says it’s $147 for the year. Or 19.99/month and cancel at any time.
JUNE BTR: JORDYN WIEBER EP 4
ANADIA WORLD CUP LIVE 6/22-23
BTR: SIMONE BILES
JULY BTR: HOME W/ WIEBERS
BTR: LIANG CHOW
AUGUST BTR: LIANG CHOW EP 3
BTR: AT HOME WITH LEXIE
Cabins choose one camper to represent them in each of the three challenges. First, our campers showed their strength by seeing who could hold an L-seat for the longest amount of time. Then, campers are asked to perform a set of flexibility skills to see who’s got what it takes to be the most flexible camper on campus! Finally, it’s the camper who can hold the longest handstand around!
Our PGC judges, Steve Legendre, Andy Smith and Jake Dalton had their work cut out for them tonight! …
… This was an all around meet and was playing a part in the selection process for the World Championships and the World University Games. … a two-day meet. …
Most gymnasts, male and female, start with layout Geinger. Later doing the skill in pike or straddle pike (Deltchev) only if they cannot compete layout.
I can’t recall the last male gymnast I saw compete Deltchev. Leave a comment if you do.
It’s nice to see some variety in WAG release skills. But I’d only try Deltchev if a girl had problems with Geinger. It might work for those who already do a good straddled Jaeger. Girls very comfortable with fast straddled hip flexion.