i know right. While I understand that overtime the code of scoring needed to be updated, its a shame that it with the additional requirements of specific leaps and jumps that is sacrificed the dancing elements that floor routines had pre 2000s.

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Actually it's called a full out

@@jeffbrown9373 The commentator literally called it a full in. He was just being cute by referencing the name of the skill. Try and differentiate when, and when not to correct people better.

😀😀💓💓Kim.

Um it's better when its hard.

CamColeParker but easier to get injured

DUDE WTF THESE SKILLS ARE NOT EASY, but they look simple

I would say there were probably more injuries back then, than there are now actually. A lot of coaches, like the Karolyis, didn't care if their gymnasts were injured. Even if they had a broken ankle or even a broken back, they still made the gymnast compete. They would push the girls way too hard, and would starve them. People wonder why gymnasts back then were always so skinny and looked really young, it's probably because when you're that young and that skinny, you don't go through puberty until way later.

What she’s doing here is not easy just because she makes it look easy. If you ask me, it was harder overall back then because not only did they have to do all flips and tricks, but they had to have poise, artistry, and always stick their landings. Today’s gymnastics only focuses on flips and tricks. It’s a bit boring in comparison to the era of Kim Zmeskal gymnastics.

To a double back. Arguably, the most difficult pass ever in 1991.

In the Mood

"In the Moon" by Glenn Miller (1941)

There have been several who are just as powerful. No need to demean those of today like a child.

Lol yes, those double backs required so much power. Please. The power of today is way greater than this.

Yeah, she used a silly choreo and a energic music but she seemed so fucking bored, good tumbling tho