Men's Artistic Gymnastics 2015
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I don't know if Uchimura will have enough strength to compete the AA again especially after his hard fall. He put every bit of energy into getting the Team gold.
We will have to see. I'm going to be spending a lot of sleepless nights watching this, and then, Skate Canada right after!
How will I cope?
We will have to see. I'm going to be spending a lot of sleepless nights watching this, and then, Skate Canada right after!
How will I cope?
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Uchimura was just concentrated. We well knew how strongly he had wished the team Gold medal ( tears..)
Yeah, can he keep his mental and physical condition in this event? And his future is also a serious concern.. Just pray for him.
Skate Canada, another concern comes at the same time! Yuzu’s crazy layout, transitions… Of course we trust in him though, our hearts won’t last (lol).
P.S. Nonomura, Kameyama.. All other competitors aim for Rio.. The battle will be blood bath..
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At 00:34 is Slam ball/variations
00:43 is Trampoline
00:59 is Acrobatic Gymnastics (Also has World Champs)
And the others are really just rhythmic gymnastics and artistic gymnastics done with showmanship/as entertainment (props, tricks, etc)
But if what you're asking is whether there is a single event that does everything shown, I'm not sure...probably as a special event show?
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A little sad for US men--seemed to be in their grasp at one point--but 5th not too bad, considering how decimated by injury their squad is right now. And I am very happy for Team Japan and Team GB! Both have some amazing gymnasts I really enjoy watching.
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Lol I meant I don't like how people use the term "start value" still.
Huge fan of Team Japan. Sounded like a very exciting final! Gutted that Kohei had to wait so long during Quals to do FX so he got cold and fell. It sounds like he hurt his neck.
Max - LOL about Start Value for gymnastics. Where you start with your D + 10 for E and go downward.
Other way around for skating. Base Value, then go up based on GOE.
My personal opinion is that everyone is overscored compared to Kohei
Thank goodness Skate Canada and Worlds are in completely different time zones! So much exciting competition right now.
Max - LOL about Start Value for gymnastics. Where you start with your D + 10 for E and go downward.
Other way around for skating. Base Value, then go up based on GOE.
My personal opinion is that everyone is overscored compared to Kohei
Thank goodness Skate Canada and Worlds are in completely different time zones! So much exciting competition right now.
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Huge fan of Team Japan. Sounded like a very exciting final! Gutted that Kohei had to wait so long during Quals to do FX so he got cold and fell. It sounds like he hurt his neck.
Max - LOL about Start Value for gymnastics. Where you start with your D + 10 for E and go downward.
Other way around for skating. Base Value, then go up based on GOE.
My personal opinion is that everyone is overscored compared to Kohei
Thank goodness Skate Canada and Worlds are in completely different time zones! So much exciting competition right now.
Maybe I'm pedantic (I am) but you're not really starting at a single value, is what I mean. You're have evaluation of the D score, and evaluation of the E score. Then deductions are taken from each (D score if necessary) and then summed. It's more like two start values...except it's not. Lol
Ryohei isn't over-scored!
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I think 5th for the US Men is a huge accomplishment, all things considered.
I wouldn't have been shocked if they had finished out of the top 8 and missed direct qualification for Rio. Three of their best and most consistent athletes were out of this competition. Leyva has a shot at an AA medal, and USA made event finals in 5 of 6. That's pretty admirable.
Finishing on Pommel didn't help with their chances of a surprise medal, but they would have had to face the beast sometime during the competition.
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Once again Oleg have troubles on HB and FX but I'm happy with his score. 90 pts with a so-so competition is good. No doubt he'll be better during the final !
He also qualified for the P.bars (he is currently 1st) and will probably be on VT final (he's 4th). He may even qualified for the pommel horse (he's in 6th place right now).
Igor Radivilov is 6th on VT so he may once again reach the final !
Ukraine is only 10th though so they will have to go to the test event to qualify to the Olympics
Any news of Oleg? The MAG Individual AA is soon!
MAG All-Around Final Results
1) UCHIMURA Kohei (JAPAN) - 92.332
2) LARDUET Manrique (Cuba) - 90.698
3) DENG Shudi (China) - 90.099
4) VERNIALEV Oleg (Ukraine) - 89.640
5) WHITLOCK Max (Great Britian) - 89.249
Kohei 6 time World Champion + Olympic champion
1) UCHIMURA Kohei (JAPAN) - 92.332
2) LARDUET Manrique (Cuba) - 90.698
3) DENG Shudi (China) - 90.099
4) VERNIALEV Oleg (Ukraine) - 89.640
5) WHITLOCK Max (Great Britian) - 89.249
Kohei 6 time World Champion + Olympic champion
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Yeeeesss! King! Emperor! Sorry, I'll stop being obnoxious now.
Larduet was Amazing! That's quite some debut, and so young too.
I was heartbroken for Max and Oleg. I thought they'd medal for sure.
There was a fluff piece about Oleg on Japan TV today, about his struggles and dedication to Gymnastics...it was wonderful, made me become even more of a fan of his.
But really, Uchimura, what can I say? It was amazing.
Larduet was Amazing! That's quite some debut, and so young too.
I was heartbroken for Max and Oleg. I thought they'd medal for sure.
There was a fluff piece about Oleg on Japan TV today, about his struggles and dedication to Gymnastics...it was wonderful, made me become even more of a fan of his.
But really, Uchimura, what can I say? It was amazing.
Unbelievable! He really is the king! Solid on everything, just wow. Can't wait for Rio!!
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Other than Phillip Boy, there have been no repeat medalists during Uchimura's AA reign. It's THAT hard to keep your peak during the World Championships.
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The Kovacs! I remember when he first started adding that. Tomita (my favorite) had such a nice position and style with this element and I knew, being on the same team with him, Kohei would try to emulate that style. It's incredibly that neither Yang Wei, Tomita, nor Nemov were able to accomplish something like this AA success. I hope Ryohei takes care of himself because I really want him to medal in the AA in Rio (frustrates me how Kohei and Kazuhito had gold and silver practically locked in London until the final rotation ).
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Kenzo won by a landslide on the Floor. And young Kaya tied for 3rd on PH. Really well done.
I admire Kenzo and Kaya for the extra oomph and energy they gave Team Japan during these Championships. Super positive and energetic young men.
I admire Kenzo and Kaya for the extra oomph and energy they gave Team Japan during these Championships. Super positive and energetic young men.
Could have been a bad slip/fall on one of those passes for Kenzo, but he managed to stay on his feet, and that quad twist in the end! Can't believe he can actually manage to do a 4.5 twist.
Uchimura just won gold on HB!!! Larduet won bronze, I think he qualifies for Rio then?
Uchimura just won gold on HB!!! Larduet won bronze, I think he qualifies for Rio then?
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We have to see Larduet at Rio. He's a star!
And at last, Uchimura gets a HB gold.
This has been the most gold Uchimura has gotten in one championship.
He just gets better with age. And he keeps pushing his D score higher too. -He does it while maintaining his super high E-score.
And at last, Uchimura gets a HB gold.
This has been the most gold Uchimura has gotten in one championship.
He just gets better with age. And he keeps pushing his D score higher too. -He does it while maintaining his super high E-score.
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