Great idea.
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Inspiring – “WHAT AGNES SAW”
“What Agnes Saw” tells the story of 100-year-old Agnes Keleti. Hungarian went on to become a 10-time Olympic medallist in gymnastics and later a long-time gymnastics coach and educator.
In the film, we see the changing world through her eyes – highlighting all the moments of humanity through the decades of Olympics since her time in the Olympic spotlight. It closes with a look at the next generation of athletes, with a focus on teenage skateboarder Sky Brown.
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Bars in Tokyo
The most exciting apparatus at the Olympics will be BARS as there are so many contenders for apparatus finals.
Read Spencers preview.
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Olympic Vault final contenders
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Rosie MacLennan on coach Dave Ross
The double Olympic Trampoline champion obviously has a terrific relationship with her coach.
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past 5 Olympic FX champs
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training Circle skills on Bar
“The wedge allows the gymnast to quickly learn these progressions and allows for multiple gymnasts to work at whichever stage …
Fast, efficient and progressive!”
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Those are Tumbl Trak’s Al Fong Wedge Mats.
Sam Mikulak on happiness
I blamed gymnastics for so much of my unhappiness.
It wasn’t gymnastics that I was unhappy with, it was myself.
Now I’m thankful for gymnastics and all my struggles because the resiliency I’ve gained is greater than any accomplishment or medal. It’s helped me love myself again.
I’m finally understanding the idea that it’s not the destination, it’s the journey.
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Konnor McClain on Golden
In the most recent episode of Golden (Peacock subscription), Konnor talks about why she made the sudden move from the club where she’d trained since age-3 to WOGA.
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message from Allan Bower
USA Gymnastics managed to create another NEGATIVE news story selecting their most consistent AA gymnast as Olympic Team alternate — BUT not funding nor inviting him to the Worlds 2021 Trials camp.
Friends and family stepped up on GoFundMe.
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