@@idontneedaname318 She would have to be more forward, harder on the wrists also would require more strength relative to body weight but doable. It's super hard as a guy as a girl even harder. gotta be a monster.
not entirely true. in acrobtaic gymnastics, both male and female tops do planches, however, these are trained from 6 years old and this woman has never done a planche before.@@idontneedaname318
@@nodrvgs Not to mention, y'know, THROWING HER TEAMMATES OUT OF THE WATER, INTO THE AIR, WITHOUT TOUCHING BOTTOM. Minor detail, lol. Those artistic swimmers are STRONK! And they get counted off if they don't *smile pretty* while they're doing it, too!
Artistic swimmers are one of the kinds of athletes I’m genuinely intimidated by- the amount of movement they do underwater while holding their breath and coordinating their movement with several other people is incredible
Yes, it's basically gymnastics in water. She has difficulty with some movements because she is used to buoyancy, so requires a bit more strength to do them.
SynchroSwimmers are tough. They have to hold their breath a lot while moving, do a lot of upside down positions, work against the water, all while synchronizing their movements with others & to music.
Yeah Acrobatics/artistic swimming takes a killer core the endurance and strength needed to do what they do is insane. They are like gymnast they something so difficult look beautiful and easy when it's soooo not easy
that’s insulting to the amount of dedication she’s likely put in. i see what you’re trying to say. some people’s physical bodies build muscle faster & stronger significantly easier. but that doesn’t mean they’re naturally inclined to be athletes. it means their genetic makeup allows for more efficiency as they build muscle memory
Flexible girls don’t even have to press to handstand. They just straddle stand and lift their legs because the position does the rest. I was always jealous lol.
I think a lot of people forget how much strength it takes to be a professional swimmer, even if it's artistic swimming, and this is a great way of showing that. I love these videos of athletes trying each other's sports. No real competitiveness, just fun and excitement at trying something new, seeing someone do the thing you do, and learning from each other. And proving to people like me that can't do 95% of these things just how impressive the human body truly is.
Nah the one she tried but couldn't quite get WAS (almost) impossible since for women our centre of gravity is over our hips and her comment of 'that feels impossible' was completely justified lol.
absolutely. she would need to literally train her upper body disproportionately to the rest of her body just to successfully balance herself in a semi-handstand/semi-plank on wide arms. it’s hard for men with their center at the shoulders but given how well defined her muscles are & within her center of gravity - it’s prolly best for it to stay impossible lol
The one that felt impossible to her might have actually been impossible for her, because women have their center of gravity in their hips but men have their center of gravity in their upper chest.
That planche might be the best I have ever seen a woman do planche? Such an upper body strength move that most women gymnasts don't necessarily train for. 2024 is the year of the ladies planche! I'm here for it.
That’s actually really, really fascinating. Clearly they use similar muscles. I am in love and fascinated by pole fitness , and that arm strength for raising your legs above your center of balance is amazing Which is also represented in the gymnastics in the move, she couldn’t copy(yet) that you were able to do
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As a gymnast for 8 years, v-holds are fairly easy, but you need the right posture and muscle build to pull one off. I’m very bottom heavy (my legs are like over half of my body and very muscular 😭) and I have decent core muscles so a lot of times I’d just fall forward when I tried at home. (I didn’t do male gymnastics by the way.) What really helps to learn it is lemon squeezers! (I think that’s what they’re called?) So, basically, you go into a pike, lean back, raise your legs around 45°, and stick your arms out straight to about the height of your knees/the back of your knees. Bend your legs so your knees go to your chest and keep your arms straight, and repeat that as much as you can on a daily basis to build your core. Then, all you have to do is repeat that skill on there and you’re good to go! It takes a while, again, depending on your build, but they can get fairly easy! What I recommend for Ian is to straighten his back and work his core out more. From the looks of it, his core is extremely strong, but they was he is built muscularly calls for a bit more core strength. In conclusion: gymnastics are hard but over time will get better and easier the more you practice. (and definitely with a coach!!)
The swimmer is Daniella Ramirez, world medalist!
Tiktok: @annadramirez
IG: @daniellaaramirezzz
Thanks Ian 😁
Me and u have the same V-hold brother
She has the same name as me😊
@@daniellaknowles7276 i have the same name too wow😅
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that was actually really impressive, she did really well
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Exactly I used to be an award winning gymnast and this still surprises me
"That feels impossible."
Ian "Yeah" 💀
well yeah, its a planche
Considering that her center of gravity is likely to be much lower it may be literally impossible for her
ok thanks
@@idontneedaname318 She would have to be more forward, harder on the wrists also would require more strength relative to body weight but doable. It's super hard as a guy as a girl even harder. gotta be a monster.
not entirely true. in acrobtaic gymnastics, both male and female tops do planches, however, these are trained from 6 years old and this woman has never done a planche before.@@idontneedaname318
That makes sense. Water provides a lot more resistance than air. So it requires some serious strength to make swimming look graceful and delicate.
True, but it also supports you better and makes it easier to balance, so I'm surprised and impressed that she did so well
True but gravity makes all that a lot heavier and harder to do without the buoyancy and lightness from the water
Swimming builds great upper strength which probably explains why she easily did so well
all if the above replies provide fantastic explanations as to why this is still an incredible feat
@@nodrvgs Not to mention, y'know, THROWING HER TEAMMATES OUT OF THE WATER, INTO THE AIR, WITHOUT TOUCHING BOTTOM.
Minor detail, lol. Those artistic swimmers are STRONK! And they get counted off if they don't *smile pretty* while they're doing it, too!
Her feet are on point the whole time, you can see she invested A LOT of training towards that
Yeah, I was a synchronized swimmer and the amount of time my coaches spent nitpicking our toe point was no joke 🤣
Synchronized swimmers have their ways to keep their toes pointed! I would know I am one myself
As a synchronized swimmer i can confirm that😅😅😅😅😅😅
But why are you looking at her feet 🤨
@@Lilaalol it's an important part of both sports... so... why would'nt I?
I want to see Ian try syncro art swim
👀
Only if he wears the appropriate swim attire
Im in!
Yay!!!!
@@ianguntherdo it!!😂
From a former gymnast… press handstands are so much harder than they look and she made that look effortless 😭
As a circus artist I agree with you! They’re so hard!
Wow she’s great!
👍
Way to represent girl! The sport encompasses so much strength, agility, and flexibility from a huge mix of acrobatics, gymnastics, and dance!
Artistic swimmers are one of the kinds of athletes I’m genuinely intimidated by- the amount of movement they do underwater while holding their breath and coordinating their movement with several other people is incredible
This is so cool. I never realized that gymnastics and artistic swimming had so many skills in common.
Yes, it's basically gymnastics in water. She has difficulty with some movements because she is used to buoyancy, so requires a bit more strength to do them.
What people don’t realize is artistic swimming is crazy hard work made to look easy. Her legs are jacked
She’s amazing ❤
Wow, she has some seriously beautiful and impressive muscle definition as well as skills! You should have named or tagged her Ian!!
It’s in the pinned comment
@@AuthenticMage yeah he just put it up lol... thank you Ian!
She has the physical build between a ballet dancer and a gymnast. Actually that's Acro(batic) dance, but in water.
Now guess who’s turn it is to try artistic swimming
It’s ment to say autistic swimmer tries gymnastics
SynchroSwimmers are tough. They have to hold their breath a lot while moving, do a lot of upside down positions, work against the water, all while synchronizing their movements with others & to music.
Love the passion and respect you have for other athletes!!
I love how Ian makes everyone feel included. You’re a great guy 😊
I want to see Ian do artistic swimming.
She has incredible core strength
I expected the strength and dexterity, but I didn't expect the skills to translate so easily out of water. She's a natural!
As someone who’s been doing acro for 2 years, I still can’t do a press handstand, she made that look easy
I thought the guy was trying to replicate her At first. She's good
The chicken noises! 😂
the validation I feel whenever artistic swimming comes up LMAO good shit
Yeah Acrobatics/artistic swimming takes a killer core the endurance and strength needed to do what they do is insane. They are like gymnast they something so difficult look beautiful and easy when it's soooo not easy
Some people are just ATHLETES no matter what they do they’re going to excel.
It’s rare, but it happens, she’s crazy gifted!
that’s insulting to the amount of dedication she’s likely put in. i see what you’re trying to say. some people’s physical bodies build muscle faster & stronger significantly easier. but that doesn’t mean they’re naturally inclined to be athletes. it means their genetic makeup allows for more efficiency as they build muscle memory
Now I want to see you trying her style in water
You even tried to push her legs down but she pressed back! Wow! Both have abs of steel 💪👏
These boys are such a good advert for Stanford. Every time I see their videos they come across as so genuinely sweet. 🥰
Damn she chewed you up 😭
I started swimming when I was four months old
Yeah, well, I started swimming before I was even born.
Meanwhile me who doesn't even know r of swimming
🎓🎩🧢
now we need gymnast tries artistic swimming
The fact that I’m a gymnast seeing a swimmer doing press handstand 😅 cause I had lost mine not long ago 😅
Flexible girls don’t even have to press to handstand. They just straddle stand and lift their legs because the position does the rest. I was always jealous lol.
it’s their butt, thighs & core strength
Wow, Daniella is so strong and has great form! She seems fun too. ❤
I didnt not expect her to do so well👏👏👏👏 Even when she failed or struggled, it looked graceful
She STRONG
U should do it the other way round where the gymnast does artistic swimming
You should do gymnast tries artistic swiming
Next: Gymnast tries artistic swimming
Artistic swimmers insteps are gorgeus but their toes are simply unhuman🙌🏻
Id love to see her try women’s gymnastics after this
yeah i bet she'd do well
As an artistic swimmer, the V hold is a variation of figures we must do, but honestly doing it above water seems so hard to me, she nailed it
Artistic swimmer in the pool looks like me swimming without waiting an hour after eating
I think a lot of people forget how much strength it takes to be a professional swimmer, even if it's artistic swimming, and this is a great way of showing that. I love these videos of athletes trying each other's sports. No real competitiveness, just fun and excitement at trying something new, seeing someone do the thing you do, and learning from each other. And proving to people like me that can't do 95% of these things just how impressive the human body truly is.
YES I WATCHED THE WHOLE VIDEO JUST BECAUSE OF THE BACKGROUND MUSIC
Please do male gymnasts try rhythmic gymnastics!
Dani California is my favorite song by them
It's interesting to see how close different sports are to each other.
Nah the one she tried but couldn't quite get WAS (almost) impossible since for women our centre of gravity is over our hips and her comment of 'that feels impossible' was completely justified lol.
absolutely. she would need to literally train her upper body disproportionately to the rest of her body just to successfully balance herself in a semi-handstand/semi-plank on wide arms. it’s hard for men with their center at the shoulders but given how well defined her muscles are & within her center of gravity - it’s prolly best for it to stay impossible lol
“🐓chicken noise”💀💀💀
Better than I’d expect!
My college room mate was on the synchro team for Sydney…synchro girls are insane!!!!
It is actually impressive to see how those athletes perform wether it is swimming or doing gymnastics.
I do synchronised swimming too
"If my face hits the floor, it's your fault." 😂 Not Ian's first time hearing that.
I Can feel the abs work right from here 😩
The fact she tried men gymnastics and pretty much nailed it is amazing. 💯
Genuinely impressed, for a second I thought she'd nail the straddle planche too
This may not be a tip, but thanks for the handstand, bet it really helped me out doing a handstand
now we need to see u try artistic swimming
She killed it. He could perform nearly as well the other way around
And now I want to see the gymnast trying artistic swimming :D
So much strength in her legs. I need to get back to swimming!
I’m not surprised she did so well. Takes a lot of control and strength to handle yourself under water like she does.
She did so well!
"Bruh that's not even her strength and she ate it up !!" ✨️🏆✨️
Wow her moves at the end. You Go Girl! I know I can't. 🤦🏼
ARTISTIC SWIMMERS FTW HELL YEAH
As a gymnast I have been doing gymnastics for 2 years and I have only learned about artistic swimming in the water now, and I have signed up
She's so chaotic I love her
She’s so strong! 💪😍
i would have lost every bet on those holds she did. well, well done.
Now u try synchronized swimming/ artistic swimming
Its the core strength. Gymnastics requires a lot of it
You should try Artistic swimming!
She was amazing
There’s chemistry there😂
I also screech and squeal like that whenever something happens like that lmao
God I’d love to see you all try equestrian vaulting, it would be interesting to see how much of your gymnastics skills would translate
The one that felt impossible to her might have actually been impossible for her, because women have their center of gravity in their hips but men have their center of gravity in their upper chest.
Men can build legs if they want
Great job for the first time! 👌
She's incredible!
That planche might be the best I have ever seen a woman do planche? Such an upper body strength move that most women gymnasts don't necessarily train for. 2024 is the year of the ladies planche! I'm here for it.
That’s actually really, really fascinating. Clearly they use similar muscles.
I am in love and fascinated by pole fitness , and that arm strength for raising your legs above your center of balance is amazing
Which is also represented in the gymnastics in the move, she couldn’t copy(yet) that you were able to do
Love the song choice and they are so good🎶 ❤
Ahes like one of the best artisitc swimmwrs out there ofc shes gonna nail it
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Things you’ll need:
-parchment paper
-cooling rack
-pan
Ingredients:
-2 and 1/3 cups of all purpose flour
-1 cup and 2 tablespoons of dark brown sugar
-1/2 cup regular granulated sugar
-Lindt chocolate bar/ chocolate chips
-two bars of unsalted butter
-a teaspoon of baking soda
-1/2 teaspoon of salt
-2 room temperature eggs
-1 tablespoon vanilla extract
topping ingredients:
-korse salt
Instructions:
Preheat oven to 375°, brown your butter, put them in a pan let them melt (medium heat) stirring constantly (DO NOT LEAVE PAN) it will start to change to a golden color wait about 10-20 seconds longer until it gets to a medium brown, dump into container wait till it gets room temperature. Add flour into a separate container (make it even), add the baking soda in with the flour, add the salt in with the flour and baking soda, whisk together, put to side, in a separate bowl add the dark brown sugar, regular sugar, once the butter is room temp add in with the sugars (should be kinda solid), add vanilla extract to sugars and butter, stir up really really well, till it’s light and fluffy, scrape sides till it’s all in the middle of bowl, add in your eggs with the sugar and stuff, stir up, should be very light and fluffy, scrape off sides, add in dry ingredients (flour, baking soda, salt), stir up well, just mix until you see the flour anymore, if you use bars chop them up then add them in, if you used chocolate chips add those in your your desired amount, get a pan and put parchment paper on it, grab a ice cream scooper and scoop up your desired amount of dough onto the baking sheet, space apart so they don’t bake together, put in for 8-10 minutes but watch them and when they start getting brown around the ends take them out, or stick a toothpick them and if batter is on the toothpick cook for longer.
toppings optional:
a pinch of korse salt in each cookie
That’s my gym!!!❤❤
Did someone ask
@paisleyOnthefarm no it’s not you are like 9
@@Horsegirls-zj9mfno it’s my cheer gym that there at!! And also I’m 12
Ian is so cute and humble and human I love his videos
“What about if I do this?” Me attempting to cut corners while learning a new routine 😅
Bro falling in love 😂
I had to watch the video again bc of them using Dani California as the audio that song is so good😭
As a gymnast for 8 years, v-holds are fairly easy, but you need the right posture and muscle build to pull one off. I’m very bottom heavy (my legs are like over half of my body and very muscular 😭) and I have decent core muscles so a lot of times I’d just fall forward when I tried at home. (I didn’t do male gymnastics by the way.) What really helps to learn it is lemon squeezers! (I think that’s what they’re called?) So, basically, you go into a pike, lean back, raise your legs around 45°, and stick your arms out straight to about the height of your knees/the back of your knees. Bend your legs so your knees go to your chest and keep your arms straight, and repeat that as much as you can on a daily basis to build your core. Then, all you have to do is repeat that skill on there and you’re good to go! It takes a while, again, depending on your build, but they can get fairly easy!
What I recommend for Ian is to straighten his back and work his core out more. From the looks of it, his core is extremely strong, but they was he is built muscularly calls for a bit more core strength.
In conclusion: gymnastics are hard but over time will get better and easier the more you practice. (and definitely with a coach!!)
Ian should try artistic swimming
im also a artistic swimmer it is very cool and fun!❤
For a second I didn’t think she had pants on
Pants like trousers or like underwear? You can see the VPL so definitely both 😭
I was impressed as well. 👍
She's super strong!