Courtney McCool - Beam - 2010 Utah vs Georgia

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[FLACSC74]

Is this Miller doing commentary ?

[pikedjaeger]

It's Katie Heenan

[samycyclone]

I can't get over how different Courtney looks...the change from 6 years ago is unreal! Besides the obvious things like her hair color, her muscle tone is amazing. Absolutely amazing!

[luv4cascy]

that commentator was so annoying

[CrustofCreation]

She would do so well at the Olympics.

[samnationalstar1]

Her switch side leap was very nice. It was really high

[96horseluvr]

oh yeah remember how she went to the 2004 olympics and won a team silver medal? these stupid commentators never recognize these famous gymnasts. and oh yeah remember how she was once considered one of the most photogenic gymnasts ever?

[ShikaBoom22]

People below, what a pity! who gives a dam about body-fat, weight and muscles or if she has a neck or not. Look at the dam gymnastic skills she has develop throughout these years. McCool and Kupets were the best at what they did (GYMNASTICS).

[FL74USA]

@justinmjb roflmao...it is strange she does not have a neck

[justinmjb]

@samycyclone ya, she's quite the lardass now and cow. Still has NO neck at all and finally sprouted some tits.

[tmwalkerm]

@samycyclone I've seen her on floor, she's not nearly as graceful as she used to be. So tell me, if that's how a body is supposed to look, why does Shayla Worley, or Courtney Kupets have those "muscles"? Because they aren't fat, that's why. Just saying that she lost her elegance by becoming "muscle"-filled.

[samycyclone]

@tmwalkerm ...Ever seen what a body does while it grows up? She is not the 16 year old she used to be. Those MUSCLES are the mark of an athlete. Why is that considered something that "weighs her down," but an NFL defensive lineman can be extremely overweight? Interesting...

Watch her on floor, and then decide if those muscles weigh her down.

[tmwalkerm]

@samycyclone muscle tone? uuuuuuuuh.......sure if that's what you want to call it, all I see is "muscle tone" weighing her down when she does her jumps or anything that requires any type of amplitude.