Seriously hard gymnastics.
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15.90
She’s been training this dismount a long time. But has she competed it before this weekend?
(via Couch Gymnast)
Seriously hard gymnastics.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
15.90
She’s been training this dismount a long time. But has she competed it before this weekend?
(via Couch Gymnast)
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Not quite as clean as in podium training, I’m thinking. But great potential.
Back in my old stomping ground, Saskatchewan, this morning I watched Provincial girls compete at the Queen City Kinsmen Invitational.
Stu Cram was there, capturing some nice close-ups, despite the low light.
See more photos on Stu’s Facebook.
Results are being posted on Gym Score Depot.
… Danell Leyva roared back from a slow start to win, surging from fourth to first in the final rotation with a thrilling high bar performance. Leyva finished with a score of 90.664, just ahead of Ukraine’s Mykola Kuksenkov.
read more on ESPN
3. Marcel Nguyen
4. Daniel Purvis

Watch the Gymnastike interview.
Wieber 61.032
Raisman 60.832
Iordache 59.332
Moors 56.365
Chelaru 56.1
Hill 55.599
Simpson 54.566
Tunney 52.132
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Vault: 6.5 Amanar Score:16.100 Execution:9.6
A little high. But great vault for Jordyn. Congratulations.
Gabby Douglas looks fantastic, too. … Hello Beijing. Hello Moscow.
[3] UCLA 196.975 @ [4] Georgia 197.7
[5] Alabama 197.15 @ [2] Oklahoma 197.3
[9] Oregon State 195.600 @ [7] Utah 196.575
Balance Beam Situation commentary.
Stoi:
… With an Amanar, it’s quite possible that she’s the best gymnast in the world right now. And it’s possible the US could put up 3 UB sets worthy of a low to mid-15. With 3 (or 4) Amanars, watch out, Mutha Russia. …
Click PLAY or watch her Bars on YouTube.
Click PLAY or watch her Beam on YouTube.
Gabby has it all. With plenty of room for further improvement.
The only question now is whether or not she can be as consistent as Wieber and Raisman. So far, so good.
… I may have to reconsider my prediction that Russia will win Olympics as a Team. USA is looking FAB right now.
Consultant Sara Gill of Gym Dynasty has a good post on the topic:
One of her client gymnasts, Kerensa Mitchell, verbally committed to UIC. Congratulations.
Sara is an active coach, raising her own future College gymnasts.
Nickname “Biscuits“.
All-Around:
1. Charity Jones, Miami, Okla., 38.075
2. Alexandra McMurtry, Midlothian, Va., 37.875
2. Polina Shchennikova, Colorado Springs, Colo., 37.875
3. Grace Williams, Linden, Mich., 37.750
4. Lauren Beers, Warren Center, Pa., 37.700
5. Nia Dennis, New Albany, Ohio, 37.550
6. Randii Wyrick, Las Vegas, Nev., 37.350full results on Examiner: Nastia Liukin Supergirl Cup
… Jones, a junior in high school, is committed to the University of Oklahoma, and will be a great addition to the team in 2013. …
Many of these Level 10 competitors will be NCAA superstars.
Watch the Gymnastike interview with Charity.