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World champs 2007 trampoline women's synchro finals

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Uploaded by on Nov 19, 2007

From the final round at the world championships in trampoline, Quebec city, Canada.

in order: Cockburn/McLennan(CAN), Karavaeva/Chernova(RUS)

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  • they totally just put a mirror behind her.

  • thats freaing insane! how do they stay syncronized like that??! just crazy good.

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  • I'm so missing this! We did few competitios with my team-mate in syncro and it's actually "pretty easy". You see your partner all the time at the corner of your eye, but this is still just plain awesome <3 :D

  • @TraceurStev0 thats the dumbest thing i ever heaard

  • That made me dizzy just watching.

  • i do that. i am goiong into a competition like that and i am only 13!!

  • I love Karavaeva

  • Wow they're incredible! I don't know how they get so synchronized!!!

    The girls from Canada look really young......but maybe that's just because the other two were so much older?

  • If one of the Canadians wasn't wearing a knee brace, I would have sworn that they had just put a mirror between them.

  • My friend and I are planing to compeat our syncro passes at the natinal tumbling meet in Illinois this yearf we qualafiy and its our first year and wee might be the only team from Iowa! so we will probly qualafiy

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