I have broaud legs same as lauren mitchell and what is really funny she was my coach last year and may be returning this year but the broaud legs can be very hard to do beam in so well done i hope you will come back to coach me p.s i am level 7
I wish this had won, I feel her execution was better than Deng Linlin's (it seemed as if, even though she had fantastic difficulty, Deng had a little wobble on each skill). I wish there were a way for a gymnast to be rewarded more for originality.
Hopefully Lauren will be healthy and take the title this year!
She is incredible! I do want to point out one thing though - Her turn on beam isn't that unusual however. Back in 1968, Kutchinskaya performed a single - if you want to check it out, type " 1968 Kutchinskaya beam " here on youtube.
Also check out the same move from Terin - "Terin Humphrey '04 Olympics Balance Beam"
Yes but 2004 was the last time that spin was done before Lauren Mitchell wasn't it, the fact that most people don't know the last time someone did this skill (Terin should have the triple named after her) makes it unusual :D. How many times has a aerial-back handspring-split layout been performed? Or a 90 degree single spin :P?
No offense, but I don't understand your point at all. Many believe she created that move and the only point I was making is that others have performed it.
@pappysprite I never meant she had performed it but the part that no one has done the skill in a long time and/or that it's an uncommon element makes it unusual, like how many might find the Comaneci salto on bars unusual, yet they know it was done decades ago, they still call it unusual because barely anyone does it in contrast to the people who do skills like Tkatchevs.
@LMA629 That's what I meant, the acrobatic series and the spin I named have been done so many times in comparison to Mitchell's spin and her aerial-front tuck (which is now aerial-switch leap-front tuck)
the only thing negative i have to say about the routine is a) the mount had a bit of hardness too it and could have been executed more gracefully or choreographed better to fit the rest of the routine and b) when she gets low to the beam before the turn, i think it should be choreagraphed so she dancing to the beam not just bending down. i love the tumbling, the dismount, everything is wonderful besides those few points. GO LAUREN!!!!!!
Her turn is nice, but not original. she is not the first to perform it. Check out terin humphrey, 5 years back, she was the first one to perform it.... weird that the nobody seems to know...
i Have broad legs as well as lauren i can do her spin and a front flip on the beam and just to let u no i am only level 2i
RoCKenROLECHickS 7 months ago
I have broaud legs same as lauren mitchell and what is really funny she was my coach last year and may be returning this year but the broaud legs can be very hard to do beam in so well done i hope you will come back to coach me p.s i am level 7
Gymforlife123 1 year ago
Compared to Deng Linlin this was just so much more fluid and smooth. Aside from the big step on the landing, great job!
jcbroadw 1 year ago
Should have won.
EmmaTav 1 year ago
I wish this had won, I feel her execution was better than Deng Linlin's (it seemed as if, even though she had fantastic difficulty, Deng had a little wobble on each skill). I wish there were a way for a gymnast to be rewarded more for originality.
Hopefully Lauren will be healthy and take the title this year!
MaebySurelyBarely 1 year ago
lovely!
chukaai 2 years ago 3
She is incredible! I do want to point out one thing though - Her turn on beam isn't that unusual however. Back in 1968, Kutchinskaya performed a single - if you want to check it out, type " 1968 Kutchinskaya beam " here on youtube.
Also check out the same move from Terin - "Terin Humphrey '04 Olympics Balance Beam"
pappysprite 2 years ago
Yes but 2004 was the last time that spin was done before Lauren Mitchell wasn't it, the fact that most people don't know the last time someone did this skill (Terin should have the triple named after her) makes it unusual :D. How many times has a aerial-back handspring-split layout been performed? Or a 90 degree single spin :P?
ChainChomp2 1 year ago
No offense, but I don't understand your point at all. Many believe she created that move and the only point I was making is that others have performed it.
pappysprite 1 year ago
@pappysprite I never meant she had performed it but the part that no one has done the skill in a long time and/or that it's an uncommon element makes it unusual, like how many might find the Comaneci salto on bars unusual, yet they know it was done decades ago, they still call it unusual because barely anyone does it in contrast to the people who do skills like Tkatchevs.
ChainChomp2 1 year ago
@ChainChomp2 if by 90 degree single spin you mean a spin with the leg held at hip level, it was actually done a lot at the 2008 Beijing games.
LMA629 7 months ago
@LMA629 That's what I meant, the acrobatic series and the spin I named have been done so many times in comparison to Mitchell's spin and her aerial-front tuck (which is now aerial-switch leap-front tuck)
ChainChomp2 7 months ago
I LOVE LAUREN MITCHELL
the only thing negative i have to say about the routine is a) the mount had a bit of hardness too it and could have been executed more gracefully or choreographed better to fit the rest of the routine and b) when she gets low to the beam before the turn, i think it should be choreagraphed so she dancing to the beam not just bending down. i love the tumbling, the dismount, everything is wonderful besides those few points. GO LAUREN!!!!!!
KamerinMooreRox 2 years ago 12
Her turn is nice, but not original. she is not the first to perform it. Check out terin humphrey, 5 years back, she was the first one to perform it.... weird that the nobody seems to know...
wildberrylicios 2 years ago 3
I think most of us know. It's just that nobody does it now, so it becomes original for lauren.
sqekcx 2 years ago 9