Gymnastics Judge Breaks Down Balance Beam (Jade Carey 2022)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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Fascinating. Her spilts are better than I thought they were, and losing 0.1 on body position on all bar one is actually not bad. She's improved so much it's incredible!
You needed a judge to verify something someone with subpar vision can see???
I missed these videos! Thank you for the thoughtful and detailed analysis.
There was a subtle balance check on the front aerial.
She definitely got more pause deductions and less form deductions than what was taken here. For example from the judges angle they wouldn't be able to tell the body position error on the straddle jump
wowwww what a coooool video! so educational to me! I'm a non gymnast but a fan!
Beautiful beam routine. She has improved so much. She has tremendous upside and will only get better. The deductions were excessive, though.
I would actually love to see a gymnast who can legit do a LOSO without bent knees.
Plenty of gymnasts can do a loso without bent knees. Viktoria Komova, Laurie Hernandez, Nastia Liukin, Catalina Ponor, Flavia Saraiva, Kara Eaker, Kyla Ross, etc.
I actually didn't really think her knees were all that bent here.
Her dismount definitely didn’t have a 0.3 step, but it’s good to see how much cleaner all her skills and splits have gotten.
The step is larger than shoulder width. That's why it's a .3 deduction.
@@Gisellelovely The step wasn't larger than shoulder width.
Also, those who occur a 0.1 deduction literally have the smallest step ever so it's not fair for Jade to take a 'bigger' step and have the same 0.1 deduction.
I’ve always thought the flexed feet rule during things like double pikes was stupid. You’re preparing for your landing.
What? I've seen standing back pikes with pointed toes (where there is much less airtime), not to mention all the double pikes I've seen with pointed toes.
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That's very interesting to see, because it's sometimes difficult to see every mistake, because it's so fast and sucg small deviations
I love your videos 💐 thank you
Its is actually 0.3 for bent knees i think
Thanks. I loved It!
Her routine is so slow? Isn't that an artistry deduction? What about the pauses?
That’s what I thought too. There’s a lack of dynamics between acro elements. She’s the same on floor, artistry is not her forte.
that’s not a 0.3 step!
Thank you so much for your videos! ❤ I wonder why are flexed feet on hs+loso+loso not penalised?
You are allowed to have flexed feet in the preflight and in preparation for landing, so even if you did point your toes for the moment that you are at vertical, only super attentive judges will notice. Plus, they will generally cut you some slack if it’s on something like a LOSO, whereas a flexed foot in a skill that doesn’t require inversion (saltos, flips, aerials) is much more of a problem, because it’s really not hard to correct and just shows a lack of polish in a routine.
Sorry, but there aren't that many bent knees, not even in slow motion.
I can’t see the bent knees either, even in the freeze frame of her in the split
I’m not sure a lot of these were taken (esp the .3 landing) and some of bent knee deductions. aren’t there deductions for pauses and excessive preparation? I feel like those were taken instead of some of the ones you listed
I’m a gymnastics judge and I don’t understand half of the “body position” deductions. I can see the bent knees and flexed feet but other than that, I don’t know. There were a few balance checks on elements that they didn’t list here either. Also the step on the landing definitely was not 0.30 lol
Edit: Also there are deductions for having a “concentration pause,” which could have been taken on her routine as well
@@lunedocs2228the step was a .3
Can you do a video on how the side splits are counted as a “c” or “d” depending on how it’s done. I’m kinda confused on crediting as a d skill but it’s a c skill
The gymnast needs to be in split position at the start or end of the 1/2 turn. Jade here tries to hit the split at the end of the 1/2 turn and isn't fully turned when she does it, but still enough to get the skill credited, because she's past 1/4 turn.
Can you elaborate on what some of the body position deductions are for her leaps and jumps?
It’s explained at the end of the video
Oh wow, I feel so stupid. Thank you for letting me know! I love this content so much.
No don’t feel that way! I was actually about to comment the same thing until I saw it
Why does arm position matter? I never considered arm position in terms of leaps. I thought you should just do what’s comfortable
arms are part of the body position. everything has to be perfect. it also makes it fair to those who put the extra effort to do nice arms.
@@FlipFlyTumble Her arms are fine for the technical standards, they aren't overly askew or something. You'd have to take this deduction on every element of her routine if trying to say "it's not pretty enough" (which isn't viable in the current system; that is an overall thing to look at for artistry deduction). You never took the arm deduction in your breakdown anyway, her leaps have mandatory .1 off for the leg form and you list "arm position" alongside it but still just give .1 to the element. You didn't consistently call out "arms" either, like on the opening split and straddle where they clearly break line.
thanks for the video! do you think that you could do a d score breakdown for shi's bars using the 13-16 code? i'm still getting used to the new quad scoring
Only 0.2 in Artistry?
Pretty close to what she received 7.950
I need to see a flexed foot. I'm 34, been a fan for 30 years. I can't recognize flexed feet so i end up creepily staring at their feet. I quit gymnastics because of my feet, fairly quickly because my coach noticed they were (and are) completely flat. No arches. It pretty much knocks me out of all high impact athletic activity.
Have you seen Simone Biles’ toe point? You can be a fantastic gymnast with no arch in your foot. I know because I’m living it right now, lol. I’m a Level 8 gymnast with a pretty flat foot.
@@lunedocs2228 perhaps I wasn't clear. NO ARCHES. NONE. I ruptured a tendon crossing a street. I also have accessory navicular syndrome--i was born with extra bones in my feet. Until they were removed in my late 20s, it hurt to use my feet. My feet have been described as "broken tripods" by doctors. They aren't formed correctly. I'm not allowed to stand for long periods of time, run, fall on them, wear heels or flip flops. After a couple surgeries they're more functional but they still hurt when i overuse them.
She was underscored..
how can EVERYTHING been penalized?
because gymnasts are only humans
Because there’s no but 3 get 1 free deal on mistakes
This is a bit harsh. I think the judges got this one right.
front aerial had a bent knee
her to knee was bent
All the dramatic arm movements a lot of gymnasts do that lol the best balance beam gymnasts dont do a lot of that ie: Shawn Johnson, Simone Biles.
I agree for the most part but that step wasn't even close to a 0.3 step lol. Otherwise great video
Crazy. The scoring was rigged in favor of atleast a home girl winning gold.
@ 1:56... lack of split? That is a more severe analysis of that particular moment than anything else I have seen. Also loose feet and arm positions. They just don't like her style.