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FB CURVES 3D GYM slow motion
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I’d say Eileen can do ANYTHING she wants.
Gu, 18, was born in San Francisco to an American father and Chinese mother, who raised her as a single mom and taught her to ski at nearby Lake Tahoe. …
… will attend Stanford this fall. She’s also a model with nearly a million Instagram followers and countless endorsement deals.
In 2019, she announced she’d be competing for China. Now, she’s so popular in her mother’s native country that her gold medal win caused Chinese social media platform Weibo to crash. …
Axios – Eileen Gu: A tale of two nations
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We can already see that piked Stalders are going to be the new fUGLY.
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It certainly looks like she could land quadruple twisting double tuck.
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One of the legendary NCAA coaches all-time is both entertaining and educational. I enjoyed hearing her many strategies for building Georgia into one of the top teams.
Highly recommended.
You can listen online.
Which past, present and future NCAA gymnasts represented their country at the Olympic Games?
NCAA.com tried to put together a full list:
Kathy Johnson took silver with the team and bronze on beam in 1984.
More than half of the 18 women invited to Olympic trials in St. Louis last month (2021) were women of color.
While numbers are still low on college teams, there is progress. Black women account for nearly 10% of the scholarship athletes at the NCAA Division I level, an increase from 7% in 2012.
More than 10% of USA Gymnastics membership self-identify as Black. …
Will Graves – ‘This can be me’: Black participation rising in gymnastics (July 23, 2021)
About 12.1% of Americans are Black so the USA is getting close to equal representation in Gymnastics, an expensive sport.

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In Moguls, competitors have two chances to flip and/or twist.
One of the bigger upsets in Beijing was 21-year-old Walter Wallberg coming out on top over legend Mikaël KINGsbury.
“I’m very proud,” Kingsbury told CBC Sports. “This is my third Olympic medal in three Olympic Games. …
“I was able to put down my best run in super final and tried to put the pressure on Walter, but he answered very well. [I’m] proud of him.” …
CBC

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You can watch previous Olympic champions including Mikaël Kingsbury on YouTube.