To celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Sanzo is excited to team up with our favorite gymnast, 2x World Champion, and 7x US National Team Member, Leanne Wong!!! 🤸 At 20 years old, Leanne holds 4 world medals and several NCAA titles as a member of the University of Florida Gymnastics team. 🏅 She’s making waves for AAPI gymnasts and we wanted to celebrate her GOLDEN impact with this special release of our golden lime AKA Calamansi (it also happens to be Leanne’s favorite flavor… 😉). We are so excited to continue following her journey and watching her story unfold. 💖 PREORDER NOW: https://lnkd.in/gp8aMfKu #leannewong #beverageindustry #cpg #aapi #apahm #calamansi #drinksazno
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📣 New Article: Understanding the Impact of Podium Setup and Selective Editing at the Olympic Gymnastics Trials 📣 Explore the critical role of podium setup on gymnast safety and performance. Our latest Substack post uncovers recent injury concerns and the selective editing during the Olympic Gymnastics Trials broadcast. Learn about these important issues affecting athletes like Skye Blakely and the need for improved safety measures. 🔗 Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dzATEAGB #Gymnastics #AthleteSafety #SportsInnovation #OlympicTrials #GymnasticsSafety USA Gymnastics Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG) United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee ABÉO Janssen Fritsen SPIETH America
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An unspoken conversation that we need to have: Black women do not always root for each other in the workplace. In fact, I've definitely experienced more than one instance where I've felt sabotaged by a Black woman that I thought was rooting for me. It stings when you experience sabotage. It stings even more when it comes from someone you thought was on your team. Unfortunately, this is a symptom of a larger systemic issue. One reason this occurs is because the pressures of racism and sexism in professional environments can lead to competition rather than collaboration among Black women, as we are often made to feel there are limited seats at the table. But Simone Biles, Rebecca Andrade, and other Black women Olympians have shown us a different narrative - even when the seats at the "table" are literally limited. Watching Black women compete fiercely yet support each other wholeheartedly has been inspiring. This is the model we need in our workplaces. By fostering a culture of mutual respect, mentorship, and empowerment, we can break down the barriers that were meant to divide us and create spaces where Black women can thrive together. Let's find ways to keep rooting for each other, celebrating our achievements, and acknowledging that there is room for all of us to WIN. Together, we can redefine what success looks like and ensure that everyone has the opportunity to SHINE. #RootingForEverybodyBlack #BlackWomen #Win #WomenInTheWorkplace #MentorshipMatters #OlympicInspiration
Rebeca comes from a favela (a Brazilian shanty town or slum) and her brothers would walk her 2 hours to gymnastics practice every single day. Now she’s on the world’s biggest stage, she has #SimoneBiles in her corner rooting for her, and she’s become one of the only athletes in the WORLD who could potentially beat Simone. She won silver in the women’s all-around competition🥈 despite having three ACL tears within four years. She shared, “I have had various opportunities and moments to give up – but I didn’t.” Here’s to her incredible grit and perseverance 👏 We love seeing Simone and Rebeca’s steadfast support for one another. Tag the Rebeca to your Simone!
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𝗔𝘁𝗵𝗹𝗲𝘁𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵: 𝗠𝗮𝘆𝗮! 🏆 Maya has soared to new heights in gymnastics at the McCabe Games, bringing a positive spirit and achieving remarkable milestones. For more details and inspiration, check out our latest newsletter! 💙 #AthleteOfTheMonth #McCabeGamesJourney #NewsletterHighlights
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Hard surface plyometrics, glycolytic capacity work and maximal strength training are three key training methods we adopted to sharpen the sword in preparation for Jesse’s maiden Olympics.
Jesse Moore has secured a place in the All-Around Final for Men’s Artistic Gymnastics courtesy of a remarkable Olympic debut in qualification. The 21-year-old South Australian had to wait for the third and final subdivision to compete to determine his fate, as his All-Around score of 82.698 placed him in 13th place after the first two subdivisions are completed with the top 24 gymnasts to make the All-Around Final. After a few nervous hours though, his dream was secured, finishing in 15th place overall in the qualification round, the first Aussie man to qualify for the final since Josh Jeffries in London twelve years ago. Jesse produced his best routine on Vault (14.233) and his effort on Parallel Bars (14.200) was not far behind as he displayed nerves of his steel in the second half of the session. A stunning Floor routine (13.966) was an excellent way to start his maiden appearance on the biggest stage of all, but his strength of character was on show after he a slight clip of his foot on Pommel prevented his score on his preferred apparatus (13.700) from being at the level he is accustomed to. The slight hiccup did not faze him however as he produced a solid routine on Rings (13.033) before remaining composed on Vault, Parallel Bars and Horizontal Bar (13.566) to finish strongly. Jesse will now compete again in the Men's All Around Final, being held in the early hours of Thursday morning AEST. https://lnkd.in/gKhieg5t
Jesse qualifies for Olympic All-Around Final
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## Why the Italian Gymnasts' Reactions Were So Strong **The Italian gymnasts' emotional response to winning the silver medal was a powerful reflection of the immense significance of their achievement.** Here's why: * **Breaking a Long-Standing Drought:** Their victory marked the end of a 96-year medal drought in women's gymnastics for Italy. This extended period without a medal in such a prominent sporting arena would have built immense pressure and expectation on the current team. * **National Pride:** As representatives of their country, winning a medal is a source of immense pride. It's a moment where they feel they've made their nation proud on the world stage. * **Personal Achievement:** Years of dedication, sacrifice, and hard work culminate in Olympic competition. Achieving a medal, especially after such a long wait, is a validation of their efforts and dreams. * **Team Camaraderie:** Gymnastics is a team sport, and the shared experience of success deepens the bond between the athletes. Their collective joy is a testament to their strong team spirit. In essence, the overwhelming emotions displayed by the Italian gymnasts were a culmination of years of anticipation, national pride, personal fulfillment, and the joy of shared success.
You could tell from their reactions just how much the silver medal meant to the Italian gymnasts: Tears, embraces and hands over their mouths in disbelief. It was a fitting response to winning your country’s first Olympic medal in the women’s gymnastics team event for 96 years, which is precisely what Manila Esposito, Alice D’Amato, Angela Andeoli, Giorgia Villa, and Elisa Iorio achieved on Tuesday night. Read more: https://cnn.it/4fjF0PL
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Hip The Hoopla-Humorous Hula Hoop/Belly Dance Instructor & Performer | Hoop Smith | Happiness Health Coach
⭕️HOOPING IN THE OLYMPICS!!! It's called "Rhymithic Gymnastics. Here's 8 FUN FACTS: •Individuals started competing in 1984 (40 Years!!!) •Teams were introduced in 1996. •Ryhtmic is Different from "Artistc Gymnastics" (Simone and the gang on beam, floor, and bars) •A "hoop" is called an "apparatus" in Rhythmic Gymnastics. •There are 4 different apparatuses (we call them "props" in the "Flow/Circus" community. •Gymnast Athletes compete with Hoops, Ball, Clubs (a pair), and Ribbon in the Olympics. •Competition scoring is based on 1.) Difficulty 2.)Execution 3.)Artistry •Points can be deducted for dropping, mistakes, etc. ⭕️Here's 2 great articles that explain more: https://lnkd.in/gX3viHBs 👉How to 😁get Happy, 🌱get healthy, and ⭕️get hooping...for FREE?? Grab your free ⭕️Hoop Dance💃mini course right now: https://lnkd.in/gQqsbKyu
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Outdated gymnastics equipment poses significant risks to athletes. It’s time for the industry to embrace innovation and prioritize safety. Our research highlights the benefits of advanced technology like Weller Spring Floor, which enhances shock absorption, energy transfer, and rate of force development, providing a safer training environment for gymnasts. Discover how we can make a difference in gymnastics safety: https://rb.gy/viexpf #GymnasticsSafety #InjuryPrevention #InnovationInSports #AthleteSafety #Gymnastics USA Gymnastics United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG) ABÉO SPIETH America American Athletic, Inc Fruit of the Loom, Inc. Janssen Fritsen
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4moWhat a great collab