Jason Burnett can twist.
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China, China, China.
The team competition was dominated by the Chinese team, who won with a near-ten point margin. …
In the all around competition, young favorite Zheng Siqi won the meet with a combined score of 57.400. She also took the top score into the beam final, earning a 15.3, helped along by a D score of 6.5.
In second place was Korea’s Sung Jihye, who earned 56.900. She finished with one of the highest bars scores (14.300) and beam scores (14.650), cementing her second place finish.
The exciting Shang Chunsong finished in third place, with solid fourteen across three events (except vault). …
Women’s team
1. China, 229.050 points
2. DPR Korea, 219.800
3. Japan, 219.700
4. South Korea, 216.400
Women’s All Around
1. Zeng Siqi, China, 57.400
2. Sung Jihye, South Korea, 56.900
3. Shang Chunsong, China, 56.450
4. Inoue Wakana, Japan, 56.000
5. Hong Un Jong, DPR Korea, 54.800
6. Heo Seonmi, South Korea, 54.700
Click PLAY or watch Ji Hye Sung’s Bars (from a week earlier) on YouTube.
Kevin Mazeika and I just released our first Apple App – ChickenDinner a sport assessment App Version 1
It works on iPad 2, 3 and the new mini iPad
Version 2 is being developed now and we are looking for input …
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Here is the link to the app on iTunes. ($4.99)
It’s also available from the App Store.
Looks amazing. Very comprehensive. I’m not sure how many of those features I’d actually use, however.
I’d definitely use the side by side video comparison. Voice for sure.
The videos are date stamped on the timeline automatically. Nice.
Often a gymnast asks for a copy of a certain video clip in training. It couldn’t be easier to email them a copy.
Leave a comment if you’ve tried this App.
related – MAG Routines iPad app
Chris tries some new special effects.
Click PLAY or watch it on Vimeo.
Viktoria Komova, Aliya Mustafina – BY YOUR SIDE from CSaccullo
In Cinemas Nov 23rd.
An inspirational documentary feature film about a group of first-time Olympians, each from a different corner of the globe and each on a quest to realise an ambition. Whilst they have never met, they are united by a simple truth – their talent is about to be tested at the greatest competition of them all.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
details via the Facebook page
(via FIG on Google+)
Past New Zealand L10 National Champion, Karry Summers, started competing in this new sport 2009, finishing 2nd at World Cup in Brazil, November 2-4th, 2012.
Click PLAY or watch that performance on YouTube.
The winner was Anastasia Skukhtorova from Russia. Here’s that routine. (VIDEO)
Akiko linked to this, a video of our Olympic Champ doing triple back dismount on High Bar at an Olympic Team demo. Just for fun.
I’ve never seen him do it before.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
When asked after the performance why he suddenly decided to change his dismount, Kohei said he did it in tribute of Shinji Morisue, an honoured guest in the audience. It was Morisue’s dismount.
North Korea is back, their suspension from FIG competition ended. The Men’s Head Coach is Pae Gil Sue, former world and Olympic champion on Pommels.
Click PLAY or watch Ri Se Gwang‘s insane Vault on YouTube.
That’s from Asian Championships this weekend. He qualified to finals in 1st place on Vault. Second Vault was piked Dragulescu (double pike front with half twist), also 7.2 start score.
related – IG – Liu, Chinese Men Win Asian Championships
No hips were broken in the making of this video. 🙂
This short documentary features a group of seniors called the “U of Agers” who meet twice a week at the University of Alberta to do gymnastics. The U of Agers are just “ordinary” people trying to do “extraordinary” things …
Click PLAY or watch it on National Film Board. (24min)
oehttp://www.nfb.ca/film/age_is_no_barrier
Super sick tumbling at Stealth All Stars with special thanks to Team OC, Brandon “Lil B” McCuien, Matt McGrath and Robert “The Beast” Herrera from California All Stars
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via @TripleTwistBlog