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Carlos Yulo's stunning double twisting double layout pic.twitter.com/kwdPWYWIdy
— Shirai 3 (@zou_jingyuan) September 24, 2020
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1. Sun Wei 172.300
2. Xiao Ruoteng 171.600
3. Deng Shudi 170.650
4. Lin Chaopan 167.800
5. Zhang Boheng 167.250
6. Lan Xingyu 166.950
7. Ma Yue 164.250
8. Ta Yinga 161.200
Sun Wei beats 2017 world champ Xiao Ruoteng to win Chinese national men’s all-around
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Suzanne Fisher, formerly of Gymnastics Canada, worked with an organization called True Sport to develop a free online module for coaching ethics.
It looks like a Powerpoint presentation where you must sometimes click to move forward. There is some video. A few slides where you must answer questions.
It takes less than 45 minutes to complete.
This is not a requirement of the National Coaching Certification Program in Canada, rather a supplementary module. Canadian coaches who complete it can be credited 3 points towards professional development requirements.
Good and important content.
Check it out here, if interested.
Beam is the featured apparatus. You need YouTube Premium to watch the episodes 3-6.
This one includes Kathy Johnson’s story. You know, the Olympic Bronze medalist on Beam.
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Sunisa says “point my toes” at the exact moment she flexes her feet. I’m not sure the video editor actually knows Gymnastics.
Dvora posted an article for Vice:
The Gymnast Alliance is forcing a reckoning with abusive practices that have long been at the center of the sport.
… hundreds of gymnasts from all over would post their personal stories of pain and abuse to social media using the hashtag.
They spoke of being forced to train and compete on serious injuries; of being publicly shamed for their weight; of being screamed at and belittled for making mistakes in practice.
Press attention would soon follow, with reports on ITV and other outlets. And the #gymnastalliance would soon spread to other countries, with gymnasts in Belgium, New Zealand, Australia, and the Netherlands speaking up about abuse at the highest level of sports there.
Hotlines have been set up; independent inquiries have been promised; coaches have been suspended. …

Bars is the main theme of the second episode.
Beam will be featured in episode 3, but you need a YouTube Premium account to watch episodes 3-6.
In part 2 there’s a serious discussion of the psychological pressure on girls during puberty, as well. Kyla Ross talks about the growth spurt she had after her first Olympics.
The great Vanessa Atler talks about the distress she felt when her coaches started weighing her daily.
Steve Rybacki certainly comes off a jerk.
I went back to listen again to Vanessa’s 2017 interview on GymCastic. Vanessa has many good memories of her main coach, however. She’s forgiven a lot of people from her past.
Cathy Rigby talks about eating disorders, as well.
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Has it ever been competed better?
It’s named for Hidenobu Yonekura.
Defying Gravity is a 6-part docuseries that explores … Women’s Gymnastics through its greatest champions.
It’s playing on the Glamour magazine YouTube channel. The first 2 episodes are free without YouTube Premium.
I actually signed up for a free month of YouTube Premium so I could watch the rest. Could be that getting rid of ads MIGHT make it worth the subscription. 🙂
Bart, Nadia, Daniella, Svetlana, Laurie, Blythe, and more.
Lots of Aly and Katelyn.
This feel good introduction part 1 highlights Floor more than the other apparatus.
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I thought it was weird to include Shushanova doing a dangerous skill.
The Kovacs machine.
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