xxlistenxx The bars are set too low. Why else would she not be able to do the most basic of moves ( glide) and yet she could do all of the other moves that didn't involve the heighth of the low bar. And yes, sometimes the apparatus can be set inaccurately. Remember what happened at the Sydney Olympics with the way the vault was set.?
@@h.r.puffinstuff431 boo hoo, this is misinformation. the bar height is THE SAME for every gymnast, and they don’t “set” it according to their preference. her inability to do a kip has nothing to do with the height of the low bar, and she failed to do a kip on the high bar correctly as well... she was probably under a lot of pressure because she was leading in AA during this rotation and couldn’t hit when it counted. and if the height was incorrect they’d let her re-do the apparatus, which clearly wasn’t the case... don’t conspire when u clearly have 0 knowledge about the sport
Hadi You are a complete idiot. The very first move is called a glide which leads into a kip. The move where she hit the mat is not the kip. Seriously, go look it up. I do know what I am talking about. And yes they do adjust the bars according to your height, etc. Go back and watch old meets and you will see the bars being set for the different gymnasts before they competed. If you look very closely on some bar sets you can see notches on the posts that the bars are on. There is a knob that you twist to raise and lower the bars.
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The sad part of this..is that Olga could have only scored 9.50 on this event and she still would have won the all-round.
Somebody from her team set the low bar on the wrong setting for her. That's why she kept hitting her legs. It was probably done on purpose.
That is not true?
xxlistenxx The bars are set too low. Why else would she not be able to do the most basic of moves ( glide) and yet she could do all of the other moves that didn't involve the heighth of the low bar. And yes, sometimes the apparatus can be set inaccurately. Remember what happened at the Sydney Olympics with the way the vault was set.?
@@h.r.puffinstuff431 boo hoo, this is misinformation. the bar height is THE SAME for every gymnast, and they don’t “set” it according to their preference. her inability to do a kip has nothing to do with the height of the low bar, and she failed to do a kip on the high bar correctly as well... she was probably under a lot of pressure because she was leading in AA during this rotation and couldn’t hit when it counted. and if the height was incorrect they’d let her re-do the apparatus, which clearly wasn’t the case... don’t conspire when u clearly have 0 knowledge about the sport
Hadi You are a complete idiot. The very first move is called a glide which leads into a kip. The move where she hit the mat is not the kip. Seriously, go look it up. I do know what I am talking about.
And yes they do adjust the bars according to your height, etc. Go back and watch old meets and you will see the bars being set for the different gymnasts before they competed. If you look very closely on some bar sets you can see notches on the posts that the bars are on. There is a knob that you twist to raise and lower the bars.
@@h.r.puffinstuff431 You are delusional.
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I feel like the low bar was set wrongly for her, or the distance between the bars were set wrongly for her
I feel she was too nervous or maybe overconfident, we will never truly know.
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