Brenna Dowell will play her own stunt double in a movie that will be out later this year. …
… “Full Out 2 – You Got This!,” will be released this spring and available on Netflix this summer. It will tell the story of the University of Oklahoma gymnastics team and their quest to win the national championships after their star gymnast, Dowell, leaves to chase her dreams. …
OU’s Allie Stern competes on the vault during a women’s gymnastics competition between the University of Oklahoma and Alabama at the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman Okla., Friday, March 15, 2019. Photo by Sarah Phipps, The Oklahoman
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Hamline is an NCAA Division III team that doesn’t get much Press.
But their coach, Doug Byrnes, is one of my favourite clinicians. Great guy. Excellent people skills.
A local paper posted a feature on his 20 year career.
In 1989 Hamline Gymnastics founder Mary Jane Olson asked Coach Byrnes if he wanted to work at Hamline. Byrnes declined. After Olson asked him four more times, Byrnes agreed to work Saturdays as a spotter for the team.
Click through to read the 5 tweets in that thread.
Have not said anything, because I wanted to give USA Gymnastics a chance to resolve the matter of Yul Moldauer’s World Cup positions being reassigned, following the 2020 Winter Cup. We had asked for reconsideration, and proposed a compromise solution, which was rejected.
Responsible NSOs (National Sports Organizations) recognize the importance of a sound team selection policy to ensure that the best athletes are indeed selected for optimal performance of the team, and also to avoid disputes leading up to a major competition.
The criteria must also be communicated to the athletes long before the start of the qualification period.
The entire training program of athletes will be based on meeting these criteria to secure their selection to the team, so it would be unreasonable to communicate these criteria only a few weeks or a few days before.
Of course, once a team selection policy approved and published, the NSO must ensure that it is implemented as intended.
Though the gymternet mainly heard about the screw-ups at the annual U.S. Men’s selection meet during the Olympic year, Kensley was there — as usual — and found the competition much improved in many ways.
Click through to this Twitter thread to read her positive comments.
While many procedural things were poorly run, I do want to tell you that experientially, USAG has made leaps and bounds in the last year. At Winter Cup, I was sitting in the stands during the Jrs. and Brett brought Jason over to meet me personally. Another fan was sitting with me
Hamline is an NCAA Division III team that doesn’t get much Press.
