5 Greatest Moments in Gymnastics History
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Publicado 2020-10-18
On this channel I will be showcasing some of the best gymnastics, edits and gymnast compilations! You will see YouTube gymnasts such as Whitney Bjerken, and other famous gymnasts such as Simone Biles, Katelyn Ohashi, Gabby Douglas, Nastia Liukin, Shawn Johnson and many more! There will be plenty of women's gymnastics videos including vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise compliations! There will also be men's gymnastics videos in which we will showcase floor exercise, pommel horse, still rings, vault, parallel bars, and high bar montages!
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Check out the EVOLUTION of The Uneven Bars (1930 vs 2022) https://youtu.be/RZ9DYavdnEc
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The competitors competing with broken feet or knees just makes me sick
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Really wish the incidents where gymnasts are competing injured weren’t included. It’s wrong they were expected to and shame on USA and Japan gymnastics for pressuring them to perform while hurt. It’s time we started caring about the gymnasts and not forcing this on them when they are injured.
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athletes competing with injuries is not a highlight in gymnastics history, it makes me sick that these coaches put medals over their athletes.
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It's so crazy to see how difficult the routines are today, compared to the 70's. Makes me think about what the expectation will be 20 years from now.
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Nadia’s first ever perfect ten is seared into my brain. I left school that year and almost every girl wanted to be like her. 😊
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The one foot landing of kerri strut is a prime example of sports losing its way. Knowling sacrificing your body for a piece of medal. It should not be glorified We should be mortified that coaches and the sport would sacrifice young girls body . People over medals
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Love Nadia's swan dive dismount.
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Forcing injured athletes to compete and ruining their careers is not a "Greatest Moment" it's some of the worst.
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The uneven bars in the 70s were so much closer than they are today. Pulling them apart means that gymnasts can do so much more, but it also drastically increased the difficulty and expectations, as well as the potential for injuries.
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They forgot the monumental flip o Olga Korbut's on the un-even bars. The next day at the gym in 1972, everyone was saying, "Did you see the Olga Korbut show last night?"
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OMG the last clip, proper Jedi ninja style 👌🏽
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I don't think athletes performing hurt should be remembered as "best" moments. It shouldn't be something to admire :(
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The ironic thing is that Keri Strugg didn't have to do it again to win gold. I'm not sure exactly what happened, but the USA would have still won gold without her doing the vault again. It had something to do with the point system. It's sad how much pressure and stress they are put under, as well as the pressure they put on themselves.
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Gymnasts competing with broken bones and other injuries is absolutely NOT greatest moment worthy. Prioritizing medals over an athlete's well-being leads to abuse, permanent career-ending injuries, eating disorders, psychological harm, and in some cases even death.
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I still can't watch that Kerri Strug vault. So tragic. I guess the Japanese (male) gymnast dismounting the rings with a fracture knee is just as horrible!!
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Oh, Nadia! 🥹 I still tear up seeing that 10. How well I remember it. ❤️
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I'm sorry, but to leave out the astounding uneven bars performance by Olga Korbut is criminal! It was so good and unique that it had to be banned!!
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How does this not have Olga Korbut's performance from 1972? Best of all. Shaped the world of Gymnastics
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Kerry Shrug going through with her vault is a symptom of systematic abuse that these young girls went through to stay in the good graces of the U.S. Olympic Committe and abusive coaches. This is not heroic, spectacular, or great, it is a young girl with no voice and no choice.
