KAYLIA NEMOUR side by side analyses of her 2023 routine v.s. her 2024 for upgrades and improvements.
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Olympic Gymnast Lance Ringnald analyzes side by side skill by skill of Kaylia nemour's 2023 performance next to her 2024 performance. Lance also analyzes Kaylia's floor tumbling and beam acro and gives an in depth comparison of technique tumblers use to tumble so high.
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She's improved from last time. Good luck Kaylia for the Olympics 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
Your analysis is so helpful, thank you for taking the time to share your expertise with us
Really looking forward to Nemour and several others on bars, in Paris. I think this could be an incredible bars competition and perhaps one of the more stacked fields in a long time.
I agree. I am looking forward to it also and I am curious how it will play out. My best.
The uneven bar talent this Olympic cycle is incredible, I hope everyone hits their routines.
Yes, I want everybody to hit. The champion of a great field always seems sweeter than when there are misses
@@jenniferli7295 me also. I was just typing above how I hope everybody hits as the champion of the Strong field is always sweeter than when there are misses
I haven’t been jaw dropped watching bars until I saw this, Suni’s 2021 routine, and Beth Tweddle in 2012
So cool to watch this type of progress! It will be interesting to see how she does in Paris. I'd love to see something like this for MAG too. I think it would be really neat to see this over a larger period of time too, like Mustafina's bars from her first world champs to last, or Raisman's beam and floor between 2010 to 2016. Great video!! 🎉
Those are really good ideas and I will look into doing that. Thanks and glad you like the videos. I love doing them.
@OLYMPIANTEACHES-bh6gp I am hoping my long-winded comments, that are longer than necessary, help the algorithm to boost the channel!! 😅 Your commentary is fantastic! Can't wait for more awesome content!
Wow one of the most interesting videos!
This really is a great routine.
6:35 I’ve seen Viktoria Listunova using that same back-handspring technique. I didn’t realize that it’s basically a whip back, while also putting your hands down. It’s not incorrect, just a different technique, right?
Yes, not incorrect, just different. It works very well for some gymnasts to do the high back handspring but I do believe the longer - more like a pole vault - is regarded as more ideal. I would still teach the long back handspring teck as I think its idea but it is interesting how some find a way to do it different sometimes and it works very well for them. thanks and all my best
A New star.
Is Simone’s tumbling technique better, or just better for her body type? I noticed the men did kayilas type of technique
Thank you for your question There are many men that do very long back handsprings also. Maybe check out Gregory misting from Russia. He was a formal world champion and had a very long snap down like Simone at the end of her back handspring and a great tumbler,. It’s difficult to say, which is better but most people would say Simone technique, is better, more ideal, and most often taught. I have seen that for triple backs specifically, a high back handspring is used more often. Not all the time, but more often. In principal, we want to be like a pole vaulter running across the ground as fast as we can. A long back handspring moves across the ground faster, so there’s potentially more power. In a high back handspring, the feet come down much faster and with good timing of arm throw and chest lift with that snap down, it can also be effective. I wish I had a perfect answer, but this is just the way I see it. Thanks again and all my best.
Was she doing a Komova transition from LB to HB?
Yes. Named after Victoria Komova
She has a few skills named after her and I may analyze her bars some time. What do you think?
the fact she can make such a small change and yet it's so much more difficult and she HAS EVEN BETTER FORM?
Yes, it seems the best always need to make smaller adjustments and less strong gymnastis need to make more noticable adjustments. Great bar work
Hello I love ❤ a lot. But I have a question what does it mean : “skills” ? Please I’m French and I don’t understand this word!!? Can you please translate or explain please thanks from France 🇫🇷
Thanks for your question. Skills means gymnastics tricks. A reverse Hecht is a skill. A handstand is a skill. When they do a skill, they are doing a gymnastics trick or move.
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مع احترامي لكل اللاعبات اللواتي ابهرننا على مدا هذه السنوات. لكن الحق يقال كايلا نمور لها روتين مختلف وخاص من تطوير داتها لنفسها وهذا ما نقول عنه موهبة مع العمل على تطوير هذه الموهبة. كايلا ضرف خاص فعلا
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سلام، أرى انك متابعة جيدة للعبة و اللاعبة... لدي سؤال حسب رأيك كم ميدالية ممكن تحصلها كايليا نمور في باريس ٢٠٢٤؟
Do you think she can win a medal in Paris?
Yes, she took silver at world championships. I believe if she hits her routine she will definitely get a medal and possibility at gold as well. I think it depends on who has the best day. Thanks.
Well she has Qiu Qiyan,Shilese Jones and Suni Lee to watch out.If those also perform their best she might not get the gold
@@gabrielfreitas1263 exactly. I think it’s going to come down to has who the best day. It should be a good competition.