@@aaryanair3326basically for flexibility, that way not everyone on the team has to compete all events. Many times you're not going to have four gymnast who are great at all for apparatus. Often there's a few who just aren't that strong on one event but you want them for the other 3 events. It also allows for at least one person on the team to be a 1 or 2 event specialist, if desired, which often can help really bolster a team's scores.
super helpful video!!!
This was great! Looking forward for onto your next video
@@jamespaulballentine8329 next one is up! 💜
Thanks for putting this together.
@@charlestoddsullivanforpres6628 you're welcome!
Thank you for this explanation 🙏🏼!! So helpful and informational, I was so confused with the gymnastics schedule lol
@@marcofernandez370 you're welcome! I also just posted a preview of the first 3 women's subdivisions happening tomorrow!
thank you so much for this video! I’m just wondering why there are teams of 5 if only 4 gymnansts compete during the qual rounds
@@aaryanair3326basically for flexibility, that way not everyone on the team has to compete all events. Many times you're not going to have four gymnast who are great at all for apparatus. Often there's a few who just aren't that strong on one event but you want them for the other 3 events. It also allows for at least one person on the team to be a 1 or 2 event specialist, if desired, which often can help really bolster a team's scores.