Lovely dance, but in 1992, yang bo’s tumbling was more difficult than all these new chinese stars, and yang bo was considered a beamer.ji liya, mo huilan, kui yuanyuan etc all had powerful tumbling. Where are these gymnasts?
they need more high value dance combinations. She needs to jump out of the triple twist to add 0.1 CV and avoid landing deductions, then go for minimum E rated spins or combinations. Her 3 D and 1 C dance elements alongside 3 tumbling runs aren't enough to be competitive
@@poshbo i agree, however, an elite gymnast should have more than a tucked double back. Their twisting is usually out of control. Whoever was the coach on floor and vault in the 90’s , needs to come back asap
You forgot Cheng Fei, the rare floor and vault specialist from China. Some people have offered a theory that at the regional level, the girls who could develop a talent for advanced tumbling and vault, end up moving to other sports, leaving the senior ranks to be biased towards bars and beam talent.
China isn't using the training methods or selection methods that would help to have stronger gymnasts. Maria Paseka and Tatiana Nabieva were coaches in China for a bit and said that the Chinese gymnasts don't do nearly as much strength/conditioning work and instead spend more time doing actual gymnastics. Thus for the precision events (bars/beam) they can be quite competitive and beautiful, but they don't have the strength for vault and floor.
@@pettygryphon9285 I see you presenting this fact, but i don't think that citing a theoretical 6th place finish is particularly noetworthy, especially in the context of the extremely disproportionate level of excellence this country shows on Bars and Beam -- on those two events you could cherry pick like 20 different gymnasts who would score well in event finals. So it's disappointing that China has spent 20+ years failing to develop world class tumbling in gymnast after gymnast. For a program so strong and in a country with billions of citizens, it's wild that Cheng Fei should even be the single standout to perform high-level tumbling. Same deal with vault.
@@_padfoot They used to have Jia Fangfang an ex tumbling gymnast who turned into an artistic gymnast, and she was doing decent tumbling like double double, chusovitina, double tuck rebound to front tuck. But somehow she didn't compete anymore lol
@@tambam6744did you mean Shilese kiss the floor dismount or skye Blakey 2 fall routine that weren’t even allowed to be in the line up or the replacing athlete Leanne scoring a monstrous 11 points hitting their routine?
@@marwahussein666 because everyone now can only compete after 16, so now lots of adjustments have to be made, including how they train, how to develop the body etc. And if you didn’t pay attention, the US is now massively employing black women into gymnastics, because they develop on average higher muscles in maturation which will give them an advantage after 16 years of age group.
@@luceafarul579 Then explain Cheng Fei and japanese yamato gymnasts 😅 The problem is that the coaches in your country are UNABLE and LIMITED to teach floor and vault complex skills. If they stop restricting girls' diets and make them build muscle, you will see China quickly grow in these two events.
@@luceafarul579 And please don't come with racism and misogyny. I see countless Chinese (or East Asian in general) gymnasts who train in the USA evolving quickly, learning complex skills and having exuberant muscles. There are several examples of this. If the Chinese system stopped preventing girls from developing muscles and learning to teach difficult floor and vault skills, I honestly don't think any country would catch up to China. Besides, China replace incredible gymnasts because they reached 21 years old, they stopped in time! It seems that with Luo Huan this might change, but still. The summary is: China stopped in time.
Artistry on point🔥 That ending pose was cool
Henrietta onodi from Hungary had a great routine on floor and she's definitely a trained dancer. It could have been 92 I think
So unique to see a gymnist that is so clearly a talented dancer
Lovely dance, but in 1992, yang bo’s tumbling was more difficult than all these new chinese stars, and yang bo was considered a beamer.ji liya, mo huilan, kui yuanyuan etc all had powerful tumbling. Where are these gymnasts?
they need more high value dance combinations. She needs to jump out of the triple twist to add 0.1 CV and avoid landing deductions, then go for minimum E rated spins or combinations. Her 3 D and 1 C dance elements alongside 3 tumbling runs aren't enough to be competitive
@@poshbo i agree, however, an elite gymnast should have more than a tucked double back. Their twisting is usually out of control. Whoever was the coach on floor and vault in the 90’s , needs to come back asap
You forgot Cheng Fei, the rare floor and vault specialist from China. Some people have offered a theory that at the regional level, the girls who could develop a talent for advanced tumbling and vault, end up moving to other sports, leaving the senior ranks to be biased towards bars and beam talent.
@@mrparts cheng fei was a game changer, totally forgot her cause she is in a league of her own
China isn't using the training methods or selection methods that would help to have stronger gymnasts. Maria Paseka and Tatiana Nabieva were coaches in China for a bit and said that the Chinese gymnasts don't do nearly as much strength/conditioning work and instead spend more time doing actual gymnastics. Thus for the precision events (bars/beam) they can be quite competitive and beautiful, but they don't have the strength for vault and floor.
13,600 (5.6 D - 8.0 E)
Classical elegance. Absolutely beautiful.
Her position on that switch ring was insane
Linda coreografia e música, EUA jamais poderia
Loved the dance!
Gorgeous ❤
I love this!
The artistry is truly amazing 🔥🔥 Well done!!
Não aguento mais ver giro na posição cossaco.
好優美
中国のジムナストの皆様は美人ばかりですね!
This is a darling routine. I hope she gets sent to 2025 World's just so we could see her floor routine again.
dance steps and sequences very nice...overall think Biles is ahead in power and precision...but maginificent
Beautiful presentation....but not difficult enough to compete
5.6 is a good difficulty!
les arrêts ne sont pas nets ! ( je ne suis pas connaisseur j'écris ce que je vois )
Solid routine. Needs a little more difficulty. But not sure how old she is because that might make the difference
5.6 D Score. Her total score would have had her 6th in the floor final at 2023 worlds.
@@pettygryphon9285 I see you presenting this fact, but i don't think that citing a theoretical 6th place finish is particularly noetworthy, especially in the context of the extremely disproportionate level of excellence this country shows on Bars and Beam -- on those two events you could cherry pick like 20 different gymnasts who would score well in event finals. So it's disappointing that China has spent 20+ years failing to develop world class tumbling in gymnast after gymnast. For a program so strong and in a country with billions of citizens, it's wild that Cheng Fei should even be the single standout to perform high-level tumbling. Same deal with vault.
@@_padfoot The fact remains that it's still a competitive routine, regardless of the perceived lack of difficulty.
5.6 is good
@@_padfoot They used to have Jia Fangfang an ex tumbling gymnast who turned into an artistic gymnast, and she was doing decent tumbling like double double, chusovitina, double tuck rebound to front tuck. But somehow she didn't compete anymore lol
😊🎉
❤
Chills
Depois de Fei Cheng a China nunca mais conseguiu fazer outra menina boa de solo.
Yuyuan Jiang
She looks like mother CL 😂
Lindsey Stirling
ну на золото девочка ты не тянешь. Как и свои коленки и носки.
какая тяжелая, не элегантная, куда катится гимнастика?
This is a joke compared to USA.
And the USA's beam and Bars routines are a joke compared to China
@@ppehsena Is that why USA outscored them at Worlds??? The Chinese can’t even hit LOL.
@@tambam6744did you mean Shilese kiss the floor dismount or skye Blakey 2 fall routine that weren’t even allowed to be in the line up or the replacing athlete Leanne scoring a monstrous 11 points hitting their routine?
@@tambam6744At what worlds did USA outscore China in bar? Are you saying back in 1960 the same time that you were born, old grandma😅
At the 2020 Summer Olympics - Women's artistic team all-around, USA ranked 8th in floor while China ranked 7th lol
從這個冠軍得主看我國的自由操水平還是不高
自由操和跳马都不够高。黑人肌肉猛亚洲人是斗不过的，除非西方国家没钱培养人才了，但至少现在来说不可能。中国队唯一取胜可能只有找培养黑人进入中国队，没办法的事。
自由和跳马得找hei 人，亚洲人肌肉不足。
除了北京周期前后还可以，其他时候一直都不太强
现在中国自由操难度真的太差， 96那段时间，很多个可以做後直两周，程菲 旋720两周 更不用说了
那是因为当时女子可以14-15岁参赛，女子体操一般13-15岁是巅峰。到16岁腿部和臀部增重量太大，所以跳不起来了。
@@luceafarul579Nada a ver. Explique as campeãs atuais tendo entre 16 e 27 anos então 😂
@@marwahussein666 because everyone now can only compete after 16, so now lots of adjustments have to be made, including how they train, how to develop the body etc. And if you didn’t pay attention, the US is now massively employing black women into gymnastics, because they develop on average higher muscles in maturation which will give them an advantage after 16 years of age group.
@@luceafarul579 Then explain Cheng Fei and japanese yamato gymnasts 😅 The problem is that the coaches in your country are UNABLE and LIMITED to teach floor and vault complex skills. If they stop restricting girls' diets and make them build muscle, you will see China quickly grow in these two events.
@@luceafarul579 And please don't come with racism and misogyny. I see countless Chinese (or East Asian in general) gymnasts who train in the USA evolving quickly, learning complex skills and having exuberant muscles. There are several examples of this. If the Chinese system stopped preventing girls from developing muscles and learning to teach difficult floor and vault skills, I honestly don't think any country would catch up to China. Besides, China replace incredible gymnasts because they reached 21 years old, they stopped in time! It seems that with Luo Huan this might change, but still. The summary is: China stopped in time.