Her Gold medal Bars from Stuttgart.
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Dmitry Vasilenko has died of ALS
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Simone is #TheGameChanger 2019!
Rest in Peace Melanie Coleman
Terrible news.
Melanie Coleman died after being injured on a Bars dismount in training.
“We are heartbroken and stunned by Melanie’s passing,” head coach Mary Fredericks said. “She was an incredibly hard worker and a sweet-spirited young woman. …”
Melanie’s family has set up a GoFundMe.com page, as well as a page that coordinates meal donations to the family at MealTrain.com.
Southern Connecticut State University Athletics Mourns Passing Of Gymnast Melanie Coleman
beautiful Acrobatic Gymnastics
This slow motion video clip has been popping up on my social media feeds for weeks.
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leg lift progressions
teach glide kip piked or straddled?
The general rule followed by many coaches is to do all skills with legs together to start:
- Kip
- Cast
- Giants
LATER — and carefully — introduce straddle technique if and when needed. Canadian Olympian Maddie Copiak (170cm) never straddled. It’s possible.
related – teach long kip before glide kip as it’s less complicated for the beginner.
Hurd, Melnikova, Yile – episode 4
Stuttgart edition.
Click PLAY or watch a teaser on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/morgihurd/status/1193333509722660864
Hop 1/1 on Bars
Love this skill. I wish more gymnasts worked it.
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Sam and Jessica Pezsek
Luan Peszek points out that Olympian Sam did two seasons of Level 4 AND two seasons of Level 5.
Jessica did one season of Level 4 and two seasons of Level 5.
Jessie Pezsek finished a great career finishing at Western Michigan University.
At the time, I was frustrated they were not “staying with the group” and moving up to the next level. However, what I learned after looking back on the situation, is repeating a level was the best thing that could have happened to each of them.
They developed confidence, got a taste of success and mastered the basics. They were able to quickly progress through the levels after …
