Her balance beam routine from Rio was one of the greatest moments in the sport. For one, the first Dutch medal ever for a woman in gymnastics, and second- just a unique and beautiful composition.
Her double L is one of the most glorious original beam skills of all times! 😍 She also actually comes closer to making the half turn on the new bars trend than most (although with my gutted bars knowledge, she could be catching in a different grip or something 😂). In any case, she deserves all the flowers!! 👏 👏
It is so impressive that more and more older gymnasts show that the sport isn't over when you're 16. As long as you stay focused and listen to your body, you can achieve sooo much 🤞🏻
Can you do a video of gymnasts who don’t have any world medals but have a skill named after them in the code of points? That would be a very cool video I think!
She barely looks 20. If you say she's 30 if I were her i'd submit them. Not everyone is a Chusovitna, ie time doesn't always stand still. She has nothing to lose
It’s crazy she’s been a senior gymnast since 2007 and has never done any tkachev variation at all, and in 2021 she created 2 of the highest rated tkachev skills.
I love that these ladies are competing longer now-I remember back in the 90s & early 2000s when they acted like late teens early 20s was old to still compete
I've been binge-watching women's gymnastics recently and I really have no clue what's going on, but this move where her hips aren't even touching the bar is blowing my freakin' mind!
Unfortunatley, she announced that she would no longer be a member of the Dutch national team just yesterday (which was a day after this video was posted).
@@seancato7248 Sanne and Lieke Wevers’ father used to be the Dutch National Team Coach. However he was accused of bing abusive. Members of the team were uncomfortable of Sanne saying that she didn’t see him as abusive so she had an argument with one of her father’s victims and she decided to leave the team.
I hope so.. I loved to see gymnast to continue to gain new skills as the get older it shows that you don't have to be a teen to excel in the sport which 8 think is great if more gymnast where adults or at least older we wouldn't see so much mental abuse.
yeah i believe she was also suffering from some injury's. But as @Peter Goosen said, she competed in the dutch championships, which means she will probably come back :)
She said she is aiming for worlds as the european championships are to soon. She stil lstruggles with her ankles, so we will have to wait and see if she is ready and will be able go to worlds or Paris
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if she puts both elements in the same routine, one of them will not be counted in the final grade, according to the new code. Of course, if she manages to execute them correctly, she'll put her name on both elements, but in terms of series composition it would be a waste.
She can’t have both laid out releases in the same routine under this new code because you can’t have two releases of the same family entry e.g clear hip release in the same routine
she can, that rule applies for two releases that catch the same way, like a hindorff and a shang, but she catches the second one in a different grip and therefore can do both
@@gymcentric5727 didn't nina do both the nabieva and nabieva 1/2 in a competition as well? They both come from the toe-on entry so you're definitely right about the clear hip one
OMG this video did not aged well. She just quit gymnastics today. She stepped out of the Dutch team due to internal problems with the Dutch Gymnastics Union and a teammate.
Didn't someone already do the first skill? I swear I saw it before recently in competition. Also the second skill with the half twist is so sloppy releasing to the lower bar with the way she slpits her legs. If she can hold form it'll be much more impressive but I suspect she struggles with natural instincts to aid her completion by using the split to get around. Look at me acting like I know anything.
Don´t like her at all. Only Spinning this way that way on beam looks boring. Once you know how to do it, you do it. Single, double, triple, leg low, middle, up, does not matter. I know, what I am talking about, I was a ballet dancer. Pauline Schäfer from Germany has a much more interesting excercise including her very own element, which only she can handle. That I look at over and over again. She is also a very humble athlete. Sanne instead is very annoying:, she has always this book with her, counting together the points (for combinations) she made. Only If she was successful!! Otherwise you won´t see her beeing so eager to count, what points she won´t get. Disgusting attitude. About her uneven bar routine: Yes, it is difficult, but the excecussion is very unclean in every single clip you showed, so it may get a higher technical source score but very low execussion scores, so what is the point?
I don't know how writing in a notebook is disgusting. There's nothing wrong with counting up your own connections to make sure you're getting the right start value. In competition, every tenth makes a difference.
I feel envy in your words... for your disapointment Sanne is HIGHLY acclaimed by the SPECIALIZED critics and got a GOLDEN medal at Olympics games in Brazil (plus, is one of the most sweet and kind gymns I ever saw). Get over it, she already is a legend
Her balance beam routine from Rio was one of the greatest moments in the sport. For one, the first Dutch medal ever for a woman in gymnastics, and second- just a unique and beautiful composition.
I'm so agree just amazing what she did that day
one of the greatest moments in the sport? TO U!
Yes! I remember those beautyfull turns!!!
@@lalareal180it was truly a legendary Olympic moment.
it really was legendary. she brought art to the beam. she, ponor e liukin are the most artistics on the beam this century
30 and still pushing herself! I remembered when the sport emphasized that 16 was the peak year. So glad older gymnasts are proving this wrong.
Google Oksana Chusovitina
Her double L is one of the most glorious original beam skills of all times! 😍
She also actually comes closer to making the half turn on the new bars trend than most (although with my gutted bars knowledge, she could be catching in a different grip or something 😂).
In any case, she deserves all the flowers!! 👏 👏
Exactly what I qae seeingggg
Exiting
She’s 30? Omg. I didn’t even realize.
well she was 24 in Rio so makes sense
Google Oksana Chusovitina
@@virgilbooker5082 I know her age. I’m from her time.
She’s actually an European medalist on this event, which is very impressive
‘a European’ not an European.
@@m.theresa1385 WTF?
@@marceloluizmoreno1996 the comment was correcting grammar, "a" European instead of "an"
It is so impressive that more and more older gymnasts show that the sport isn't over when you're 16. As long as you stay focused and listen to your body, you can achieve sooo much 🤞🏻
I love her routines on the balance. Her turns are always so awesome to watch. She does them better then anyone...
I certainly hope so! I would love that she could come out of other athlete's shadows and excel at this level!
Can you do a video of gymnasts who don’t have any world medals but have a skill named after them in the code of points? That would be a very cool video I think!
I support this!
She barely looks 20. If you say she's 30 if I were her i'd submit them. Not everyone is a Chusovitna, ie time doesn't always stand still. She has nothing to lose
Sanne is so beautiful. I’d love to see her dominate on the uneven bars. She’s showing gymnasts don’t have to give up with age!
lol not youtube pushing this video when she's just annouced she will no longer be part the Dutch national team
Opmerkelijk is dat he!
She's been a favourite of mine for years. Love her!
I wish she successfully submitted the "easier" skiing in Tokyo. Wish her well as she's clearly not done yet.
I love her beam turn series. It's so beautiful.
It’s crazy she’s been a senior gymnast since 2007 and has never done any tkachev variation at all, and in 2021 she created 2 of the highest rated tkachev skills.
She’s only a year or two younger than Shawn Johnson & Nastia, both of whom have been retired for a decade.
So, she's actually an European 🇪🇺 medalist on this event, which is very impressive. Wow!
‘a European’ not an European.
@@m.theresa1385 You mean isn't European now? Why not? Is 2016 Olympic Champion from Netherlands 🇳🇱 in Dutch Artistic Gymnast, Sanne Wevers!
@@m.theresa1385 Dude. Please stop.
Incredible European 🇪🇺 Gymnasts.
Felicitări! Ai toată admirația mea pentru perseverență și munca grea pe care o faci. Ești un adevărat model!🏅🙂
This is astonishingly impressive
I think half turns on UB are so ugly and they ruin the flow of the routine. Her layed out Chang was gorgeous, and looked so classy!
she personifies fluidity, nastia was ellegance and ponor was accuracy. my 3 favorites
Keeping our fingers crossed
She's amazing and has her own voice
Love Sanne! Such a beautiful gymnast.
I love that these ladies are competing longer now-I remember back in the 90s & early 2000s when they acted like late teens early 20s was old to still compete
An absolute delight to watch 😊
I'd like to say she will,but it's very difficult,even so I hope so,she's my favorite dutch gymnast,I was very sad when she fell on bars at Tokyo
Would love to see those skills in the coming world Championship this year🥺🥺🥰
I've been binge-watching women's gymnastics recently and I really have no clue what's going on, but this move where her hips aren't even touching the bar is blowing my freakin' mind!
The timming...
Unfortunatley, she announced that she would no longer be a member of the Dutch national team just yesterday (which was a day after this video was posted).
What happened?
@@seancato7248 Sanne and Lieke Wevers’ father used to be the Dutch National Team Coach. However he was accused of bing abusive. Members of the team were uncomfortable of Sanne saying that she didn’t see him as abusive so she had an argument with one of her father’s victims and she decided to leave the team.
@@knocturna9731 Interesting. Thanks for the info. Where can I find more details on this story?
@@seancato7248 The Gymnastics subreddit.
@@knocturna9731 Thanks
New skills or not, I want to see her back in competition.
So upsetting she didn’t make any finals at this past Olympics
Mesmerizing to watch her ..
I hope so.. I loved to see gymnast to continue to gain new skills as the get older it shows that you don't have to be a teen to excel in the sport which 8 think is great if more gymnast where adults or at least older we wouldn't see so much mental abuse.
Reach for the stars ✨
Guyysssss sane actually turns with the l gripppppp
Is Eythora coming back too, or is she done? 😢
She competed in Dutch championchips this weekend!
@@petergoosen5358 oooh danke schön! You love to see it!
yeah i believe she was also suffering from some injury's. But as @Peter Goosen said, she competed in the dutch championships, which means she will probably come back :)
Looks like she's still training...
She said she is aiming for worlds as the european championships are to soon. She stil lstruggles with her ankles, so we will have to wait and see if she is ready and will be able go to worlds or Paris
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if she puts both elements in the same routine, one of them will not be counted in the final grade, according to the new code. Of course, if she manages to execute them correctly, she'll put her name on both elements, but in terms of series composition it would be a waste.
The code specifies that a second tchakev from the same root skill will not be counted unless the second tchakev has a half turn.
NGL she looked like 23 or 24😭😭💀👏🏼
Sadly, she just stopped with gymnastics in the national team.
Old age. She too old.
@@TheBooty28 no, she had a fight with another women there. So she didn’t felt safe there anymore.
It was her own decision.
Sanne quit the Dutch national selection because of trouble in the team
ze quit the Dutch team 😔
No she's back.
@@charitybosua she does gymnastics, but not for the team I think.. but I'm not sure
@@curacaogirl she is competing. They won bronze with the team and Sanne won gold on beam in 2023 European Championships 😊
@@charitybosua oh woopsiess
She can’t have both laid out releases in the same routine under this new code because you can’t have two releases of the same family entry e.g clear hip release in the same routine
she can, that rule applies for two releases that catch the same way, like a hindorff and a shang, but she catches the second one in a different grip and therefore can do both
@@gymcentric5727 didn't nina do both the nabieva and nabieva 1/2 in a competition as well? They both come from the toe-on entry so you're definitely right about the clear hip one
@@murasakino101 Nina did those two skills before this new code of points started in 2022 though
Nope she quit !
30 years old??????
EFRAIN A JUAREZ
OMG this video did not aged well. She just quit gymnastics today. She stepped out of the Dutch team due to internal problems with the Dutch Gymnastics Union and a teammate.
She didn't quit gymnastics, she quit in the team in protest because of issues with a teammate and the officials weren't doing anything about it
@@2345678902345671 You say the same, but with diffrent words.
@@MrJST94 She's still doing gymnastics, she's trying to get them to something about her issue.
Can't she qualify for competitions as an individual?
I think she can quit the team and still qualify for competitions as an individual/specialist, no?
To add a little levity -is she a graceful Tonya Harding?
Omg
This is misleading. She’s not a medalist in bars.
She is a European Championships Bronze medalist
Didn't someone already do the first skill? I swear I saw it before recently in competition. Also the second skill with the half twist is so sloppy releasing to the lower bar with the way she slpits her legs. If she can hold form it'll be much more impressive but I suspect she struggles with natural instincts to aid her completion by using the split to get around. Look at me acting like I know anything.
Don´t like her at all. Only Spinning this way that way on beam looks boring. Once you know how to do it, you do it. Single, double, triple, leg low, middle, up, does not matter. I know, what I am talking about, I was a ballet dancer. Pauline Schäfer from Germany has a much more interesting excercise including her very own element, which only she can handle. That I look at over and over again. She is also a very humble athlete.
Sanne instead is very annoying:, she has always this book with her, counting together the points (for combinations) she made. Only If she was successful!! Otherwise you won´t see her beeing so eager to count, what points she won´t get. Disgusting attitude.
About her uneven bar routine: Yes, it is difficult, but the excecussion is very unclean in every single clip you showed, so it may get a higher technical source score but very low execussion scores, so what is the point?
I don't know how writing in a notebook is disgusting. There's nothing wrong with counting up your own connections to make sure you're getting the right start value. In competition, every tenth makes a difference.
I feel envy in your words... for your disapointment Sanne is HIGHLY acclaimed by the SPECIALIZED critics and got a GOLDEN medal at Olympics games in Brazil (plus, is one of the most sweet and kind gymns I ever saw). Get over it, she already is a legend