I think that she's the only gymnast that I remember who doesn't stop to collect herself and take a deep breath before doinga dumbling run during a floor exercise. She just goes for it without any hesitation.
I have no idea about the details. She is a great example of excellence. Simone keep up keeping up. The best is yet to come in every aspect of your needs.
The beam D score should be 6.8 because her version has been downgraded from F to E, and with the 0.1 increase from the dismount, it should be 6.5+0.2+0.1 = 6.8. Her 6.5 routine is pretty efficient and she may focus on execution instead.
To be fair she doesn’t need much upgrades on bar to challenge for a medal, a routine like Weiler half + maloney + pike tkatchev .3 Toe full + shang + pak .3 Van leuween Fabrichnova DDEDFDEF = 3.8 + .6 + .2 dismount + 2.0 = 6.6 this is very competitive already plus it’s not too different from her current bar composition should be able To score 14.6- 15.0
I mean she is already scoring a 14.4 with her current 6.0 routine at Worlds. So yeah, I would think 14.8 would be likely. On the other hand, I would think she needs at least a 15+ to medal at Paris on bars... which is not going to be easy, well unless the Paris final is going to replicate the levels of disaster in the Tokyo final
@@ansonpangIf Kaylia Nemour, Nina Derwael, Suni Lee, and Shilese Jones are all in Paris, it would be virtually impossible for Simone to win a medal on bars. And that's not even taking into consideration any of the Chinese athletes or what Gabby Douglas might have to offer this year.
@@captainbryce1 I mean everybody said the same thing in Tokyo but illiankova ended up silver so anything could happen considering the scoring potentials are not too far off if everybody goes to Paris with a 6.6-7 routine
Semi-OT: Can we get rid of the "spotting deduction"? Women have broken their necks on the vault event before. Having a spotter should be allowed on highly-dangerous vaults. The Code of Points should never penalize safety!
Out of all of these, the floor seems to be the most realistic. With the exception of the triple wolf turn, she's absolutely capable of all of those passes. Everything else is a bit much tbh (especially bars), but fun to imagine.
I had to laugh at this comment. The fact that out of all the skills, the triple wolf seems the most unrealistic, is wild. I don't disagree with you, but says a lot about Simone and how incredibly amazing she is that that's what we notice out of a 7.5D floor routine😂
This Simone all-around really has crazy unrealistic potential, more because of the risk than because of Biles' ability, which we know is quite possible for her to achieve. The new vault is still too early to be approved, the new connection at UB is a risk on its weakest device, it is unlikely to do Barani on beam again due to high discounts, but it can do Biles which is very stable and needs to be increased the difficulty grade and she doesn't need to do 3 elements above H on the floor to win. I don't even think she will do Biles I in 2024. The 2023 World Cup was a rehearsal of what she can't do if she wants to win 5 gold medals at the Olympics. But, again, she still doesn't doubt anything about Biles. She just can!
If she can make the YDP consistent without Landi staying there, she has huge advantage based on the 6.6 difficulty alone. I agree that D+F combo still looks risky. Maybe another D+E is good enough for a 6.2-6.4D routine. I think she probably wants team and beam gold more than anything.
@@cocoroni1031 Yesssssssssssssssssss And honestly, if she just won the gold in beam, which we know won't be just that, it would be great. Since Rio 2016 she's wanted this gold medal and the only thing missing lol It's the one I want her to win the most.
@@erick_yuri She wants the beam gold the most of course but team and AA gold are close after. The only upgrade I feel very confident about is her adding back her Biles II on floor. To secure the gold on beam however, I feel she must upgrade to add at least a .2 difficulty. Of course being consistent is most important in all this. Having said that, while ALL the routines put together might be unrealistic, I wont put much pass Simone by way of upgrades. I think she will be looking at Paris as her swan song and she will want to go out with a bang.
@@aliciamcdonald7105 I agree. And I really believe that Biles in the beam is enough to increase the difficulty it needs. There are also connection jumps that it can make, but I believe it will only be dismount.
@@adarshminj2543she’s been struggling to stick the Biles I and keeping it inside the line since her return so she intentionally took the stag jump out to keep it simpler. Could definitely see her replacing it completely with the Chusovitina which she’s been able to land much more consistently.
@@tomeekun I don't think Simone will EVER do away with the Biles I on floor whether she struggles with it or not. It is the skill she debut ten years ago and she has much pride in that fact. In addition, it only involves a half of a twist and not a full one or two.
is it just me but why does her new beam routine hv so many hand movements while standing still like it feels so “forced” 😟 i rmb 2016 her routine was so packed and went by so quickly without any unnecessary movements, it feels like she’s using as much time as she can
I wish she would increase difficulty on bars enough to make her a 4 individual event medal contender. I wish she would change beam routine more…. Kinda boring to see same thing over the years.
I think that she's the only gymnast that I remember who doesn't stop to collect herself and take a deep breath before doinga dumbling run during a floor exercise. She just goes for it without any hesitation.
love this. The bars composition is truly horrifying
Simone's 2023 comeback was already great and she still has a lot of potential! I hope she wil get a good Olympics!
I'm excited for Paris, there's so much talent right now. Simone is the best hands down but I expect to actually see a competition
She should ❤
ngl i laughed a lil bit at the inbar inclusion
Same. Would have to have a turn for connection bonus too
That skill doesn’t look right with her doing an in bar.
I have no idea about the details. She is a great example of excellence. Simone keep up keeping up. The best is yet to come in every aspect of your needs.
The beam D score should be 6.8 because her version has been downgraded from F to E, and with the 0.1 increase from the dismount, it should be 6.5+0.2+0.1 = 6.8. Her 6.5 routine is pretty efficient and she may focus on execution instead.
To be fair she doesn’t need much upgrades on bar to challenge for a medal, a routine like
Weiler half + maloney + pike tkatchev .3
Toe full + shang + pak .3
Van leuween
Fabrichnova
DDEDFDEF = 3.8 + .6 + .2 dismount + 2.0 = 6.6 this is very competitive already plus it’s not too different from her current bar composition should be able
To score 14.6- 15.0
I mean she is already scoring a 14.4 with her current 6.0 routine at Worlds. So yeah, I would think 14.8 would be likely.
On the other hand, I would think she needs at least a 15+ to medal at Paris on bars... which is not going to be easy, well unless the Paris final is going to replicate the levels of disaster in the Tokyo final
I doubt she looks for a bars medal. My guess is that she will eventually competes for a 6.2-6.3 routine.
@@ansonpangIf Kaylia Nemour, Nina Derwael, Suni Lee, and Shilese Jones are all in Paris, it would be virtually impossible for Simone to win a medal on bars. And that's not even taking into consideration any of the Chinese athletes or what Gabby Douglas might have to offer this year.
@@captainbryce1 I mean everybody said the same thing in Tokyo but illiankova ended up silver so anything could happen considering the scoring potentials are not too far off if everybody goes to Paris with a 6.6-7 routine
love this, thank you
Semi-OT: Can we get rid of the "spotting deduction"? Women have broken their necks on the vault event before. Having a spotter should be allowed on highly-dangerous vaults. The Code of Points should never penalize safety!
I totally agree, there should be more spotting.
They haven't learned anything from the Elena Mukhina tragedy.
I can’t wait for Simone in 2024
I will replace to "the biles 1 + jump" instead of the Chusovítina at the end of her floor. Same value but her skill
Can watch her all day luv this an she is so great at it luv her
commentator: "This vault is going to be a cheng"
Simone: Yurchenko Full twisting double tuck
Just waiting for Paris olimpics
Out of all of these, the floor seems to be the most realistic. With the exception of the triple wolf turn, she's absolutely capable of all of those passes. Everything else is a bit much tbh (especially bars), but fun to imagine.
She already does a triple wolf on beam, I’m sure she could throw one on floor if she really wanted to
I had to laugh at this comment. The fact that out of all the skills, the triple wolf seems the most unrealistic, is wild. I don't disagree with you, but says a lot about Simone and how incredibly amazing she is that that's what we notice out of a 7.5D floor routine😂
This Simone all-around really has crazy unrealistic potential, more because of the risk than because of Biles' ability, which we know is quite possible for her to achieve.
The new vault is still too early to be approved, the new connection at UB is a risk on its weakest device, it is unlikely to do Barani on beam again due to high discounts, but it can do Biles which is very stable and needs to be increased the difficulty grade and she doesn't need to do 3 elements above H on the floor to win. I don't even think she will do Biles I in 2024.
The 2023 World Cup was a rehearsal of what she can't do if she wants to win 5 gold medals at the Olympics. But, again, she still doesn't doubt anything about Biles. She just can!
If she can make the YDP consistent without Landi staying there, she has huge advantage based on the 6.6 difficulty alone. I agree that D+F combo still looks risky. Maybe another D+E is good enough for a 6.2-6.4D routine.
I think she probably wants team and beam gold more than anything.
@@cocoroni1031 Yesssssssssssssssssss And honestly, if she just won the gold in beam, which we know won't be just that, it would be great. Since Rio 2016 she's wanted this gold medal and the only thing missing lol It's the one I want her to win the most.
@@erick_yuri She wants the beam gold the most of course but team and AA gold are close after. The only upgrade I feel very confident about is her adding back her Biles II on floor. To secure the gold on beam however, I feel she must upgrade to add at least a .2 difficulty. Of course being consistent is most important in all this.
Having said that, while ALL the routines put together might be unrealistic, I wont put much pass Simone by way of upgrades. I think she will be looking at Paris as her swan song and she will want to go out with a bang.
@@aliciamcdonald7105 I agree. And I really believe that Biles in the beam is enough to increase the difficulty it needs. There are also connection jumps that it can make, but I believe it will only be dismount.
I think the floor routine is the one that is actually realistic for her to complete but I think she’ll do the Biles 1 instead of Chuso.
Perfect 10
I can totally see her pulling a chusovitina an competing until forever that's how good she is
I have a feeling she wants to retire to have kids. But once the kids are a little older, who knows, she could come back!
i always wondered why she didn’t do moors
She did in 2018 but maybe she stopped for biles 2?? Or she just had too much power and always went out
Inbar + VL has no CV, a plain circle skill with no turn can’t have CV.
Yea i thought that 2
and its not even possible for simone to do inbars.
@@adarshminj2543 Well it is. But she'd probably need a lot of consistent stalders before
She was just messing around, she is not doing inbars. Zoe Miller was laughing hysterically in the background watching.
Technically C and D circle skills without pirouettes can't. E can though, hence Jams getting CV
I think her last pass/dismount on floor should be the biles 1 and not the chusovitina
biles1 + Stag jump would equal chusovitina
@@adarshminj2543she’s been struggling to stick the Biles I and keeping it inside the line since her return so she intentionally took the stag jump out to keep it simpler. Could definitely see her replacing it completely with the Chusovitina which she’s been able to land much more consistently.
@@tomeekun I don't think Simone will EVER do away with the Biles I on floor whether she struggles with it or not. It is the skill she debut ten years ago and she has much pride in that fact. In addition, it only involves a half of a twist and not a full one or two.
@@aliciamcdonald7105 100% agreed
is it just me but why does her new beam routine hv so many hand movements while standing still like it feels so “forced” 😟 i rmb 2016 her routine was so packed and went by so quickly without any unnecessary movements, it feels like she’s using as much time as she can
Imagine if she wanted to challenge for a bar’s medals
I think she realistically will compete a 6.2-6.4D routine which may still enter EF but maybe not good enough for medals.
If she put her other biles on the floor in her routine that would make even better.
That bar routine real unrealistic
That beam cv at the end is wrong. Should be .3 not .1
Isn't, the new code says a B+G dismount combo didn't receive any connection bonnus, it ( 0.2 CV ) was from the previous one
This video sicks
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she can do the floor and beam, but will be super tired
A woman and black and we all know what those two labels are. BUT GOD 🙏🙏🙏
There are so many errors in this smh
I wish she would increase difficulty on bars enough to make her a 4 individual event medal contender. I wish she would change beam routine more…. Kinda boring to see same thing over the years.
But that "boring" routine has netted her a lot of medals and titles.
Feminine, submissive.
Your cut/paste of obvious different competition segments is not worth my viewing time.
Someone didn’t get the memo
and still you got time for this comment ... lol
Lmaoo