Ivana Hong Controversy with Fongs (Local News)
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Ivana will do AMAZING at WOGA. They really focus on technique there and Ivana has the "perfect" gymnastic body. I think that she may become the next Nastia.
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I don't know much about Ivana, but with Fong's previous problems I'd believe her. I wouldn't trust him a daughter of mine.
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@arcurlyq the age of consent is 16
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Ivana hong is a very good gymnast and woga made her better dont anyone every talk bad about her or else u are obviously being racist!!!!!
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@MarikasRoom she is a freshman at stanford
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@Gr33nkiwi I don't like Al Fong, but I actually believe GAGE gymnasts focus the most on technique and form out of almost any gyms in the USA.
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I guess Karma caught up to him...I do not believe the gym is even open anymore. From what I understand after the 2004 Olympics the Fongs were basically finished with Courtney McCool too...
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any update about her is she still training for 2012?
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Very interesting. I wondered why she left and went to WOGA. I think she's a very beautiful gymnast and it's not unheard of for gymnasts to switch coaches. It'd be interesting to hear the other side of the story too, while I'm not a huge Fong fan, he did coach two successful Olympians. We'll always remember Julissa and Christy but there's Courtney and Terin too.
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I bet she is better than u...lets say she doesn't make the olympics...I am pretty sure that there are more that 4-5 talented gymnasts in the U.S. at any given time...she was an alternate after dealing with a fractured ankle that went untreated. She is a top 10 gymnast in the U.S....thats good.
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Al Fong is not a good coach, period. Julissa, Christy, thank gosh Ivana didn't end up like that.
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@kakumei77 BItch please! The year after the Olympics don't count! You know just as well that in 2009 was a recuperating year for all the elite gymnasts. Look at her trials and worlds before the Olympics. She is just a bad gymnast. Period.
This is just horrible. I cannot believe that parents actually allow their children to be in these circumstances. Where are the parents? If my child was hurt, there is NO WAY I would let him/her compete or participate in a sport at this level. The parents are the ultimate powers-that-be and they need to push back. Also, overtraining needs to stop and the age limit for olympic competition needs to be brought up to 18, the age of consent.
arcurlyq 2 years ago
I actually think the age limit should be lower (that's another discussion) but otherwise ITA with everything you said.
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