Love this! I will never not be in awe of Catalina Ponor- such power, confidence, and strength- but with an incredible fluidity and artistry. Just a beam queen.
In it’s time is what’s crazy- no one was throwing that kind of difficulty back then because it was all about execution only. She was daring beyond belief.
@@saragrant9749 Wrong in so many ways. A) no one throws that kind of difficulty NOW; they do the same three tricks/combinations badly and gracelessly. Dudnik's ravishing balletic flow makes the difficulty of her routine exponentially harder. B) by 1989 people were doing fronts onto the beam, fronts on the beam, and full-in dismounts, to name only three difficult skills. C) execution scores, then as now, depended on the judges, their political biases, and whether or not Smelly fucking Scrim had dirt on them. At least you figured out that she was daring. LOL!
I was thinking that if Olessia Dudnik is not included, I’m not watching any of this video. Her beam routine is arguably the most difficult of all time. She was literally decades ahead of the rest of the world.
@@keithtaeyes… she IS. No one has been as consistent as Shawn was on beam during her career. From 2007-2008 elite I saw her come off the beam ONCE- total. No one else at all can say that.
@@saragrant9749 No....she IS NOT. It's a shame that you're so ignorant that you think the number of times one falls off the beam is the avatar of anything, including 'consistency'--but that's YOUR problem. Grace, fluidity, flexibility, flow, composition, etc. ad infinitum, are what makes a great beam worker. Beam is supposed to be fiendishly difficult and look absurdly easy. Johnson was a gymnast I admired a great deal, but she is not among the all-time great beamers.
Amazing video! And Doudnik routine is still flawless 😍 Btw in 2022-2024 code the 0.2 CV for B+F or more acro won't include dismounts, even though they have the 0.2 bonus for D+, so Dudnik, Raisman, Johnson, Komova and Iordache's routines are all 0.2 lower I think
i love all of them anf their beam routines. Another excellent gymnasts on beam can you put on tha part 2 are: Liukin, Pavlova, Deng Linlin, Sui Lu, Li Shanshan, Ana porgras, Andrea Munteanu, Liu Xuan, Shannon Miller, Carly Patteron and Fan Ye.
You seem to be counting both LOSO's in Dudnik's routine, but only 1 can count towards the 8 elements, and at the same time she has to count 3 leap/spin elements, so either way she must count 3 A skills for that routine. The bonus for F+ dismounts was also removed from the new code, so that's a 5.7 routine.
If Komova is flawless and hits everyting including dismount I would say she wins, because the judges especially with the this code of Points like artistry, toe Point and nice leaps
Shawn Johnson podrían ganar una medalla 🥇 con esa rutina y esa excelente ejecución aún 14 años despues. Ella es la mejor en barra de equilibrio. Es una reina👑
Am I wrong or does Olessia fail to fulfill the forward and backward acrobatic element composition requirement? She has no forward acrobatic element right?
Aaahh I'm a bit confused. Did the double arabian dismount got downgraded and I didn't saw it in the new COP or did you made an mistake by writing F instead of G. Espacially because you counted an G element, but you didn't wrote an G element during Komovas routine
If only we had a time machine! I'd be interested to bring some of the vintage gymnasts and see how they perform on today's equipment - particularly the floor
@@lucia60001 I don't like particulary the Chinese style. They are good in doing the routines but in my opinion they lack personality or style. I'd say the only one that has impressed me was He ke xin or something like that. Her bar routine was awesome.
Na apresentação da Shawn não foi creditado a conexão dos dois saltos de dança mais o Mortal grupado, qualquer ligação de três elementos da 0,1 pra ginasta portanto a dificuldade é 6,4
The first one was amazing and done in 1989 by a Soviet gymnast!! In those days a beam routine was mostly walking up and down with a lot of body on the beam work and balancing skills with the odd acrobatic skill thrown in once or twice, so for those days it was very advanced
@@maximoo9861 Really? Have you seen Shushunova competing? Silivas? Do you forget that Muknina became quadriplegic while performing one of the most difficult and dangerous exercises, the Thomas salto, in 1980?
@@leykimayri I didn't say every beam routine back then lacked acrobatic skills, obviously there were exceptions, I said beam routines "mostly" had few acrobatic skills, maybe one layout back somersault or a free cartwheel thrown in if you were lucky, so this girls routine was one of the exceptional ones. As for Mukina's injury I believe that was on the bars if I'm right while I was talking about the beam If I had been talking about 1969 then I would have said there were no acrobatic skills whatsoever
@@maximoo9861 Again you’re confusing the decades. 1989 gymnastics were already very hard. Or you have just seen only compulsory routines from that period which were indeed easy but needed to be executed almost perfectly to have a chance to medal. The optional routines were harder though. During the ‘90s compulsory routines stopped.
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I think I missed writting Aly's SV. It was 6.4. Sorry
Thank you!
Imagine being so amazing that your beam routine stands the test of time for 32 fricking years. Legend.
Shawn beam routine will never go out of time
Or Ohashi.
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it was so flawless!
I love the sound of her beam routine! I could listen to just the sound and not watch. It even sounds flawless.
Tiny Komova doing a 7.1 and falling twice 😭 that routine was unreal tho!
Also Larisa being amazing as always.
Love this! I will never not be in awe of Catalina Ponor- such power, confidence, and strength- but with an incredible fluidity and artistry. Just a beam queen.
Shawn Johnson will forever be my beam queen. I just love her confidence
Olessia doing a supreme beam routine in a piece of wood. Boss.
She's such a boss in general. She went through so much hardships with injuries and then deaths of loved ones. She is a girl boss.
A very underrated gymnast. I really would’ve thought she was going to 92’ Barcelona games and she burned out quickly :(
Same thing with her bars routine
I loved watching her compete!
Right??!? Was overjoyed to see her included here.
Memmel is the only gymnast I've seen consistently pull off an illusion turn flawlessly.
And Shawn Johnson....my gosh. Just rock heckin solid.
For real I can’t remember a time she missed it in comp.
She also has a really good standing arabian. She's training a piked version and I hope she'll do it in competition one day
@@murasakino101 great point! And yes- would love to see her compete the Arabian piked!😻
Memmel is amazing but her feet are not pointed like say Nastia or Komova
Grishina did a perfect illusion turn consistently
Shawn Johnson will always be my beam queen!
Dudnik was superb showing how bb is done with total domination. Komova and all the others eat your hearts out. You could never!
The first routine is impressive
Agree. 100 %
In it’s time is what’s crazy- no one was throwing that kind of difficulty back then because it was all about execution only. She was daring beyond belief.
@@saragrant9749 Wrong in so many ways. A) no one throws that kind of difficulty NOW; they do the same three tricks/combinations badly and gracelessly. Dudnik's ravishing balletic flow makes the difficulty of her routine exponentially harder. B) by 1989 people were doing fronts onto the beam, fronts on the beam, and full-in dismounts, to name only three difficult skills. C) execution scores, then as now, depended on the judges, their political biases, and whether or not Smelly fucking Scrim had dirt on them.
At least you figured out that she was daring. LOL!
That triple full dismount though, wow
Nice pun
Olessia's routine could win Olympic Gold today
I was thinking that if Olessia Dudnik is not included, I’m not watching any of this video. Her beam routine is arguably the most difficult of all time. She was literally decades ahead of the rest of the world.
Shawn Johnson even stands out amongst the best. I think her beam is the most legendary
These videos must take so long to make, thank you so much for all your effort!
Catalina Ponor, Shawn and Olessia, queens.
13 years have passed, Shawn is still the best beam worker !!!
Not even Close
@@keithtaeyes… she IS. No one has been as consistent as Shawn was on beam during her career. From 2007-2008 elite I saw her come off the beam ONCE- total. No one else at all can say that.
@@saragrant9749 No....she IS NOT. It's a shame that you're so ignorant that you think the number of times one falls off the beam is the avatar of anything, including 'consistency'--but that's YOUR problem. Grace, fluidity, flexibility, flow, composition, etc. ad infinitum, are what makes a great beam worker. Beam is supposed to be fiendishly difficult and look absurdly easy. Johnson was a gymnast I admired a great deal, but she is not among the all-time great beamers.
She really isn't. We can do better than have a tank perform on the balance beam
I love a series on longest connections!
Ponor and Mustafina will for sure be in that one!
@@agneseditsstuff I love Mustafina, but she'd be on the list for the longest pauses between connections, especially on acro elements
ahhh pls do this w bars next
How about Katelyn Ohashi? Also, loved the video!! I love seeing videos like this :))
Will keep her in mind for the next one. And if you love videos like these thr one for bars is coming today in two hoursb
That first one was ridiculous
Amazing video!
And Doudnik routine is still flawless 😍
Btw in 2022-2024 code the 0.2 CV for B+F or more acro won't include dismounts, even though they have the 0.2 bonus for D+, so Dudnik, Raisman, Johnson, Komova and Iordache's routines are all 0.2 lower I think
I believe it was in the proposed code and not in the new one
Oh, so I'm not sure anymore, I read it in May, I don't know if the real one has been published since then!
Thx for the answer btw 🥰
@@symoo8160 No issues😘
You are correct, dismounts don't get CV anymore, except for series bonus.
Except those leaps. I was a bit surprised with those.
That toe point should be called the Komova.
Omg RIGHT??! It's also IMO Part of what makes her inbars so lovely to watch😍
i love all of them anf their beam routines. Another excellent gymnasts on beam can you put on tha part 2 are: Liukin, Pavlova, Deng Linlin, Sui Lu, Li Shanshan, Ana porgras, Andrea Munteanu, Liu Xuan, Shannon Miller, Carly Patteron and Fan Ye.
I will be sure to include them in part 2
You seem to be counting both LOSO's in Dudnik's routine, but only 1 can count towards the 8 elements, and at the same time she has to count 3 leap/spin elements, so either way she must count 3 A skills for that routine. The bonus for F+ dismounts was also removed from the new code, so that's a 5.7 routine.
True, however, she has A elements counting in her d score. It's an easily upgraded routine
I am just imagining an event final with ALL these routines !! omg if they all hit I wonder who will win
If Komova is flawless and hits everyting including dismount I would say she wins, because the judges especially with the this code of Points like artistry, toe Point and nice leaps
Shawn has like one of the most difficult beams in gymnastics. Just fax
as you have added clips into some routines, for your olessia dudnik routine you could have added her 1 1/2 turn with leg in split
Shawn will always be my beam queen!
Shawn Johnson podrían ganar una medalla 🥇 con esa rutina y esa excelente ejecución aún 14 años despues.
Ella es la mejor en barra de equilibrio. Es una reina👑
Wait, Larisa's routine has:
- bh + 1/1 tucked
- ro + 1/1 laidout
- bh + lo ss
- ro + bh + triple
Isn't there a limit to 2 bh and 2 ro per routine?
Am I wrong or does Olessia fail to fulfill the forward and backward acrobatic element composition requirement? She has no forward acrobatic element right?
Aaahh I'm a bit confused. Did the double arabian dismount got downgraded and I didn't saw it in the new COP or did you made an mistake by writing F instead of G. Espacially because you counted an G element, but you didn't wrote an G element during Komovas routine
That was a mistake sorry😝😝
My only complaint is that "value" is spelled "vaule" like every time haha... maybe it only bothers me 😅
Lol. Will keep that in mind
Why are L turns and Y turns valued both at C? The Y turn is much more difficult and should be D or even E?
That means in this Cop with a F+ dismount in combination, it's like the gymnast gets a 0,5 of bonus
If only we had a time machine!
I'd be interested to bring some of the vintage gymnasts and see how they perform on today's equipment - particularly the floor
Olessia the BEST 💕
On the first routine, the skill is called a Valdez, not a Valdev.
It’s a “B” skill too he has a few wrong plus the spelling of these people names
Am I crazy, or is the floor music in the background of Larisa's routine from The Last of Us? 😅😂
Great video, thanks!!
Would you be able to do a video on how Sanne Wevers' Rio routine holds up with the new rule about only counting one turn in the same category?
That rule only applicable on wolf turns
@@triplefull7057 it’s applicable on all spins
Wrong @@daryltownsend2535
Maybe Ponor, Gutsu? Can’t wait to see!
Ponor is in there! 7:00. :-)
Andreea Raducán, Nastia Liukin??
Larissa Iordache maravilhosa demais.
Shawn meu grande amor
Shaw and Catalina are the best of the best 👌♥️
Now the chinesses are the BEST
@@lucia60001 I don't like particulary the Chinese style. They are good in doing the routines but in my opinion they lack personality or style. I'd say the only one that has impressed me was He ke xin or something like that. Her bar routine was awesome.
@@missodeth NOPE, americans lack elegance or feminine, they are like wrestlers, they don't like, sorry
@@lucia60001 I agree with that 😂 but few of them are good. But I don't like Chinese at all they are boring hehe.
@@lucia60001the Chines would be great if they were CONSISTENT. When they hit, it’s incredible. That’s the problem though- WHEN THEY HIT.
Good job
Shawn Johnson send to just flat on the beam!!! Her physical ability is unmatched! @The East Fam
Does anyone know what is the name of the music playing during Larissa's beam routine ?
I'm curious why you show some routines using different videos of the athletes doing (what I assume are) the same routines?
Maybe they fell, or wobbled a lot? Just speculating though
Could be copyright claims. I get a lot of visual claims on my video's uploaded on another account.
kui yuan yuan isnt in here tho
Imagine having several A skills counting towards your D score and you still manage a 6.0+
isabela onyshko’s dismount combo would not receive cv since she already performed 2 bhs step outs.
Catalina Pintor ❤️😘
I don't think Aly gets credit for the front pike+LOSO because it is not a rebounding combination.
Yes she does not. That is why there was no CV mentioned
@@triplefull7057 I'm sorry. I thought I saw .2 CV on there...it's not my fault though. My ancestors have been marrying their cousins for generations.
@@matthewhines9787 🤣🤣🤣. And it's fine I often miss read stuff
@@matthewhines9787 You are VERY funny '🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Na apresentação da Shawn não foi creditado a conexão dos dois saltos de dança mais o Mortal grupado, qualquer ligação de três elementos da 0,1 pra ginasta portanto a dificuldade é 6,4
For the first one, there needs to be at least 3 dance skills in her SV. You only counted 2.
Why is a pike barani is E?
It's not it's f
Is this really based on the 2022 code??
Valdez is a (B) skill
The first one was amazing and done in 1989 by a Soviet gymnast!! In those days a beam routine was mostly walking up and down with a lot of body on the beam work and balancing skills with the odd acrobatic skill thrown in once or twice, so for those days it was very advanced
You confused 1989 with 1969
@@leykimayri no I did not skills were not generally that difficult in 1989
@@maximoo9861 Really? Have you seen Shushunova competing? Silivas? Do you forget that Muknina became quadriplegic while performing one of the most difficult and dangerous exercises, the Thomas salto, in 1980?
@@leykimayri I didn't say every beam routine back then lacked acrobatic skills, obviously there were exceptions, I said beam routines "mostly" had few acrobatic skills, maybe one layout back somersault or a free cartwheel thrown in if you were lucky, so this girls routine was one of the exceptional ones. As for Mukina's injury I believe that was on the bars if I'm right while I was talking about the beam
If I had been talking about 1969 then I would have said there were no acrobatic skills whatsoever
@@maximoo9861 Again you’re confusing the decades. 1989 gymnastics were already very hard. Or you have just seen only compulsory routines from that period which were indeed easy but needed to be executed almost perfectly to have a chance to medal. The optional routines were harder though. During the ‘90s compulsory routines stopped.
More please lmao
The picked barani in memmels routine would be f not e
Dang girl
Memel com 14 elementos c+ na trave 😂
Daniele hypolito from Brazil
There’s a lot of wrong elements in here! Please fix that Barani is an (F) rating
A barani is an E. A girgoras and a fed jump with half to turn to back tuck is a F skill
No need to nit pick!
@@triplefull7057 so they went back to the barani bring an E skill in the code because in the 2017-2021 code it’s an F skill!