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Last year’s silver medalist — currently training at Alabama — look likely to qualify to the final. She’s in 2nd position half way through the qualification round.
As Canadians had NO legal way to watch their team — WHY can’t FIG figure this out? — Gymnastics Canada is posting routines on their YouTube channel.
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Click PLAY or watch a preview on YouTube.
Top 8 qualify to the team final.
12 teams — USA, RUS, CHN — plus the next 9 qualify to Tokyo.
1. China – 169.161
2. France – 166.713
3. Canada – 162.922
4. Germany – 161.897
5. Belgium – 161.238
6. Australia – 157.945
7. Ukraine – 156.961
8. South Korea – 156.662
1. Mélanie De Jesus Dos Santos FRA 56.782
2. Liu Tingting CHN 55.865
3. Li Shijia CHN 55.732
4. Nina Derwael BEL 55.441
5. Ellie Black CAN 55.199
6. Elisabeth Seitz GER 54.999
7. Sarah Voss GER 54.132
8. Aline Friess FRA 53.999
Though she warmed-up the Handspring front 2/1 twist in podium, Yeo didn’t need it to qualify through to the Vault final.
She was playing safe, trying to help the team score.
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I am always impressed with Jorge’s attention to detail. And landings. He could make the final.
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Jorge won Guatemala’s first ever gold medal in gymnastics at the Pan American Games in Toronto 2015.
He’s a celebrity back home.
Click PLAY or watch her Podium Floor on YouTube. Actually, all the Spanish routines were great.
Shut-up and watch this Podium routine over-and-over again.
What’s your execution deduction?
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Best for 17 years or more?
Sadly she put a hand down on vault 2 and is unlikely to qualify for the apparatus final.
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Very cool. And well done.
Great routine, too. But Emelie did have a fall.
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