It'd be nice to be able to visually identify USA athletes. Tiny USA lettering on front only, no American flag, hum... I think there is more than meets the eye, here.
@@turbowarpgood grief, calm down, it’s just a color. And in case you haven’t noticed before, about half of the world uses red, white and blue in their flags and uniforms.
I doubt will ever understand how this isn't an Olympic sport yet Rhythmic gymnastics somehow is?? Someone explain to me how being flexible and performing circus tricks with toys is more Olympic-worthy than these displays of power and precise?
The point of contention against Tumbling being in the Olympincs is that it is too similar to the floor exercise in Artistic Gymnastics; I disagreee, but that is the rational behind that decicion. I apologize for not getting to your comment earlier, we are back and promise to do better going forward.
@invertcity tumbling is as similar to floor exercise as pair figure skating is to ice dancing. Whatever rationale they use to distinguish pairs from ice dancing can distinguish tumbling from floor routines.
@ I fully agree with you. There definitely needs to be more attention to these differences. Specially when you consider that the sport is Trampoline Gymnastics and it includes Individual and Synchronized Trampoline, Power Tumbling, and Double Mini Trampoline. It’s a different sport from Artistic Gymnastics.
@@brzzz8779 Australia didn’t make podium in the team event. I think they were in 6th place. But Ethan McGuinness won the individual competition for Australia.
That’s a good question. Unfortunately, as you probably know, world conflict has seen Russia banned from international events. And China only had Trampoline athletes for some unknown reason.
That’s a good question. Unfortunately, as you probably know, world conflict has seen Russia banned from international events. And China only had Trampoline athletes for some unknown reason.
What the heck is up with those awful USA uniforms. It screams, we're going to space with a random country. It's kinda crazy to see Rick Moranis coaching for Portugal.
It’d be interesting to see. But to be fair, artistic gymnasts don’t train to rebound backwards out of their tumbling elements like a double layout or any other thing like that, so it’d be really hard to switch to that having never trained it. I don’t think they could compare to male tumblers, but I think they could give female tumblers a real run for their money.
@@nathanlubeck6585 Transitions (double layout to whip) aren't rocket science for gymnasts. The top Male tumblers start doing it around 10-12 yrs old. The top women only do one transition per run (sometimes 0). Simone Biles would have been top 2 tumblers in the world if she trained, even with a slightly dodgy transition the women have enough whips to regain power for final skill. She would also be better than a few of these men (top women already doing double layout to double layout or harder). Slightly harder for Male artistic gymnasts but no reason why some (eg Jake Jarman GB) couldn't be competitive with a tiny bit of training. To be top 3 in the world you really need 3-4 transitions over 2 runs and a triple so the power is the focus in tumbling. Artistic have to do pommel and flexibility for floor so sacrifice a little power, and will also have more unnecessary bulk for tumbling.
Well, now there is expanse for the guys, there are no main competitors, you can win a bunch of medals, and the people didn’t really come, there is no interest in watching, I apologize for my statement.
The one single most beautiful pass I have ever seen is in this video and performed by Kaden Brown at 29:40 -Simply stunning!
He is incredible. His form is beautiful. His execution is spectacular.
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I don't care that he didn't stick the landing... that first guy was still amazing!
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Who edited or filmed this. That was about the best pass I’ve ever seen by Kristof Willerton. And you’ve shot the middle of the pass from so far away.
It's from the FIG coverage.
Bor i Danmark har intet hørt om dette 😊😵💫
Poor coverage, where are the team scores.
Yeah Kaleb!!! 🎉
They are all tiny and perfect
Why was grey and white picked for the USA team?
I don’t Know. They’ve worn those colours before but I don’t know the reason for them. The women had purple-like suits.
It'd be nice to be able to visually identify USA athletes. Tiny USA lettering on front only, no American flag, hum... I think there is more than meets the eye, here.
It's not very flattering. They need something brighter.
@@turbowarp must everything be a conspiracy?
@@turbowarpgood grief, calm down, it’s just a color. And in case you haven’t noticed before, about half of the world uses red, white and blue in their flags and uniforms.
Who's winning?
Great Britain won the team event.
@@invertcity Amazing work, British Team.
They were lucky that there were no Russians
No Russians until further because it's a 2022 War of Ukraine.
Anyone in 2024
No world championships this year. Pamplona, Spain in November of 2025.
It looked like there was some big height difference between Portugal, and England would love to know who is the shortest and tallest are
I doubt will ever understand how this isn't an Olympic sport yet Rhythmic gymnastics somehow is?? Someone explain to me how being flexible and performing circus tricks with toys is more Olympic-worthy than these displays of power and precise?
The point of contention against Tumbling being in the Olympincs is that it is too similar to the floor exercise in Artistic Gymnastics; I disagreee, but that is the rational behind that decicion. I apologize for not getting to your comment earlier, we are back and promise to do better going forward.
@invertcity tumbling is as similar to floor exercise as pair figure skating is to ice dancing. Whatever rationale they use to distinguish pairs from ice dancing can distinguish tumbling from floor routines.
@ I fully agree with you. There definitely needs to be more attention to these differences. Specially when you consider that the sport is Trampoline Gymnastics and it includes Individual and Synchronized Trampoline, Power Tumbling, and Double Mini Trampoline. It’s a different sport from Artistic Gymnastics.
who win?
Great Britain won the team competition.
@@invertcity thank you, and Australia what the place?
@@brzzz8779 Australia didn’t make podium in the team event. I think they were in 6th place. But Ethan McGuinness won the individual competition for Australia.
So excuse my ignorance but where are the tumble power houses of China & Russia?
That’s a good question. Unfortunately, as you probably know, world conflict has seen Russia banned from international events. And China only had Trampoline athletes for some unknown reason.
That’s a good question. Unfortunately, as you probably know, world conflict has seen Russia banned from international events. And China only had Trampoline athletes for some unknown reason.
@@invertcity Thank you.
Because they’re trash who need to stay home
@@DavieD609 I don't think those athletes have any control of their country's leaders. They're political casualties.
What the heck is up with those awful USA uniforms. It screams, we're going to space with a random country.
It's kinda crazy to see Rick Moranis coaching for Portugal.
None would have won if Russia 🇷🇺 was in the championship...
I think some female artistic gymnasts can have higher difficulty levels on a power tumbling lane...
Women’s artistic gymnastics is an awesome sport, but they don’t do Miller straight or full-in-triple back.
@@invertcity Jade carey did a triple double straight on floor I’m sure she could do it on a power tumbling track
You know what? I misread you comment. My apologies. I would be interested to see what some artistic gymnasts can do on the power tumbling track.
It’d be interesting to see. But to be fair, artistic gymnasts don’t train to rebound backwards out of their tumbling elements like a double layout or any other thing like that, so it’d be really hard to switch to that having never trained it. I don’t think they could compare to male tumblers, but I think they could give female tumblers a real run for their money.
@@nathanlubeck6585 Transitions (double layout to whip) aren't rocket science for gymnasts. The top Male tumblers start doing it around 10-12 yrs old.
The top women only do one transition per run (sometimes 0). Simone Biles would have been top 2 tumblers in the world if she trained, even with a slightly dodgy transition the women have enough whips to regain power for final skill. She would also be better than a few of these men (top women already doing double layout to double layout or harder).
Slightly harder for Male artistic gymnasts but no reason why some (eg Jake Jarman GB) couldn't be competitive with a tiny bit of training. To be top 3 in the world you really need 3-4 transitions over 2 runs and a triple so the power is the focus in tumbling. Artistic have to do pommel and flexibility for floor so sacrifice a little power, and will also have more unnecessary bulk for tumbling.
Well, now there is expanse for the guys, there are no main competitors, you can win a bunch of medals, and the people didn’t really come, there is no interest in watching, I apologize for my statement.
Ceux qui ne se déplacent pas perdent d’office.
Россия бы выиграла, если бы участвовала
Elle n’a pas participé donc ...
Как посмотреть кино 30 годов в замедленной съёмке. Нет конкуренции, нет движения. Капитализм, друзья.
Brits have degrees the way others have STI’s