Named Gymnastic Elements. Still rings

[@middleburyastrology]

Best channel on youtube. Great collection. Love the Chechi.

[@streetmirage]

These take a crazy a amount of strength- respect to all the athletes.

[@Sameronei]

great song, great music

[@d34dtwinz]

@LoveAndGymnastics Sometimes the dismount is so well done, the rings are able to stop themselves from counter-forces on the way down. Other than that, sometimes they do get wrapped around the frame, so the best way is just to poke it away with a stick until its free again! Then stop it with a hook.

[@alepeccia]

Jeeeeeez! Unreal.

[@NilsValkenborgh]

li ning 1 starts from a swing, li ning 2 starts from support, the li ning shown here is something in between. li ning 1 is B and li ning 2 is C. when preformed to cross they're respectivly C and D.

[@jparkdzg]

schwalbe i think might be a maltese press to planche (looked like he was going to but vid got cut?) a russian giant starts and ends in an inverted cross, not handstand. pretty sure an o'neil is just a double back within the rings. i dont think it matters if its piked, tucked, or laid out. even yang wei does one but keeps pressure on the rings.

[@jparkdzg]

I looked much closer and did slight research. A Schwalbe is a maltese. Except it is the "real" name for it. Similar to a whip-it vs Honma. And a russian giant is the same on rings as it is on high bar. Imagine a giant in the "skin the cat" position, if that makes sense (inlocated shoulders throughout the giant swing). Not 100% but I'm pretty sure an O'Neil is a laid out Guczoghy. The video is seemingly right; the first back in most laid out doubles is usually hollowed through.

[@AeffchenSkill]

Guczoghy - Nemov and Saito (i guess), about the other one I'm not shure... Carmona, Van Gelder, Mollinari and Rodrigues are missing

[@syzlox]

there's 3 new move with the victorian .. it's called a rodriguez. it's a french guys named pedro rodriguez who invented those moves this guys is awesome.

[@GeoffTaucer]

I've always found an inverted cross to be much easier than a maltese -- in fact, I've found it to be easier than a cross or streaight-body planche.

[@peteurpola8405]

Anyone know how the Jovtchev is scored these days? I mean the inverted cross descent into maltese.

[@brokebackcowboy3]

what's the hardest trick you can perform on the rings?

[@Rasvatri]

Tampakos 1 and 2 are forbidden elements

[@Royaazar]

I'm a female gymnast and know next to nothing about men's gymnastics, but what is the most difficult element on rings?

[@GeoffTaucer]

You can download the code of points from the FIG website.

[@egorych8809]

@brokebackcowboy3 It's Balandin II and Victorian for sure. Those require nasty strength.

[@Fizniperal]

This is not possible because of the latissimus muscle absurd growth under the practise of the skill. Juri Chechi said that he stopped training it because of that (he wanted to perform on other events like pommel horse, which you cant do if you have large lats)

[@LoveAndGymnastics]

How do they get the rings to stop flying around after a gymnast dismounts and it's someone else's turn?

[@joshuachan100]

@syzlox his name is Danny rodriguez, not perdo.

[@Rasvatri]

I think sit's a baladin 2 From still hang pull to inverted cross

[@crazybuffkid]

HOLY SHIT AT 2:50 IS THE ONLY GOOD VICTORIAN ON KZbin. Victorian is by far the hardest skill

[@AlexVolid]

здарова а может знаешь как зовут гимаста на 0:58

[@akawhippy]

Hey that's my rope routine music?

[@Rasvatri]

Because they are contra swing elements and all contra swing elements are removed from the FIG-code

[@jparkdzg]

Then i have no idea. initially i thought a russian giant was the same as on hb, but cant really tell by the video.

[@createwithkathy]

wonder why there not in the code anymore....

[@flipkid2233]

layed out tkatchev?

[@Rasvatri]

Indeed

[@klaustrogymn]

who is the guy doing Victorian

[@OliviervandeGeijn]

Where's the van Gelder?

[@xSiLeNtKiLax]

why? if u look at the ohio state video the first guy does tampakos 2

[@GeoffTaucer]

The forst 3 are debatable. An inverted cross is definitely the easiest, a maltese being the second easiest, but honestly I'd guess the Balandins to be on about the same level of difficulty as a victorian. I say "guess" because I've never been close to strong enough to do any of those three, though on a ring machine a victorian is definitely the easiest of the remaining three (as in I can do a victorian on a ring machine and I can't do either of the balandins)

[@syzlox]

@joshuachancuevas Danny Pinheiro Rodrigues sorry ! i though his middle name was pedro

[@createwithkathy]

dude, at 2:43, thats a Rodrigues 1.

[@GeoffTaucer]

Actually, that's not quite right; a backward roll to maltese or a pull to maltese from back lever is an F, whereas a front uprise victorian is only an E (in my opinion it SHOULD be an F, though)

[@Fizniperal]

True, higher than the others I've uploaded. I think that was the first time ever Rodrigues did it.

[@flipkid2233]

victorian is the hardest skill on rings no question

[@syzlox]

@syzlox Danny Pinheiro Rodrigues sorry ! i though his middle name was pedro

[@Rasvatri]

In the new FIG-code, cosollany isn't an element anymore

[@GeoffTaucer]

My mistake; I was thinking of the other two Rodrigues elements.

[@Rasvatri]

FIG decided that, i don't know why either

[@igorgymn1]

ONeil - Jesus Carballo

[@d34dtwinz]

Pretty sure deltchev was done in the 1980 olympics by russia

[@tsukbelle]

o'neil is jsut stretched

[@Rasvatri]

And Tampakos either

[@flipkid2233]

layed out yamawalki**

[@ziga112]

there aren't even 10 ppl on earth who can do Victorian i think...it's fucking hard. you need fucking strong lats

[@natcomber13]

The victorian and the balandin look impossible!!!!

[@ItsCioffi]

2:48 is just beyond.