Mai Murakami top qualifier on floor(14.166), Score breakdown CoP 2017-21

[@triplefull7057]

Those turns were so clean, maybe second World floor title..

[@JanitaShowaars]

I’d love for her to win at her home country meet!

[@charlotteantonia6969]

She won 😂

[@OS-dh4ji]

I love it when she hits you with the "You think I'm about to do a wolf turn".

[@ragansmithgymnastics7782]

I think this is definitely more lenient with her and Gelya and maybe Leanne being a bit high but as long as they keep it consistent that’s fine with me, it’s honesty sad to see barely anyone breaking 14 with this code.

[@raemoriarty800]

Wow, that was acceptional. That floor music was something else aswell, very unique

[@zeafonso9416]

Beautiful! AND, thank you for no wolf turns!!!!!!!

[@jboww2121]

That mustafina was so good! Question, how do judges see flexed feet deductions in real time? Honestly I feel like with the exception of bars they should just do away with it. Each pass will have that deduction and it seems like flexed feet is safer for landings instead of trying to keep them pointed idk.

[@MarkiNani]

Actually pointed feet can absorb more power in your feet rather than landing it flexed.

[@jboww2121]

@@MarkiNani really? The pressure on your ankles and fee would be so high if landing on your toes bc the force only acts on such a small area of your feet, and if it’s flexed and u land on a much larger area the force is spread out more. At least that was my logic

[@murasakino101]

I agree even the best of the best flex or cross their feet in certain passes, especially difficult ones. I don't think I'll even see anyone do a moors with perfect execution. I'd rather the gymnast avoid injuries

[@MarkiNani]

@@jboww2121 Pointing you feet when landing acts as a spring, it absorbs power and lessen the impact on the athletes. When they land using flexed feet their ankles are going to absorb the power thus injuring them.

[@Greatgerd]

1:12 I thought it's going to be a wolf turn. Thank God.

[@pedrojorge1912]

Wow, if Mai Murakami lacks complex choreo I really don't know how a choreo should look like.

[@pedrojorge1912]

​@@bluepanther1013 Nope, complexity on the choreo refers to the move "that requires training time, coordination and previous preparation", I see a lot of that on Mai's routine, nothing could be just "improvised". Specially that bit at 1:10, that's complex choreo for sure.

[@bluepanther1013]

@@pedrojorge1912 I didn't notice that part of the routine, but I still feel like that could be overlooked in the complex choreography department.

[@sean-xc3ht]

Wouldn’t that hop on the double layout be 3 tenths? It’s more than shoulder width apart

[@withtheangelss]

“legs apart on landing” very strict!

[@halfway7690]

Yeah these types of competition have REALLY strict judging. Not helped with the code. Although it might just because it's floor and it's always had brutal judging.

[@goldwingedvic]

I really don't understand the point of the split leap 1/1 in the middle of her leap passage when she's clearly a) underrotating it and b) not hitting a split.

[@goldwingedvic]

Also, looking back on it, perhaps it's that very leap the one that drops your score to 5.8

[@triplefull7057]

@@goldwingedvic yes she is capable of change ring to goegan it even be better do split leap to gogean and a double wolf turn, she can even do a triple

[@withtheangelss]

what about 0.1 small hop deduction on the layout 2 1/2 + front 1/1?

[@triplefull7057]

It looks like a hop but i think it's barely visible to the judges we had the best angle to see it

[@withtheangelss]

okay i understand

[@harshvardhanrathaur1236]

Idk why she got rid of the Gogean it was better than this strug

[@maia9056]

Sorry but that music is terrible.