DOCSLIB.ORG

Family Ball & Awards Night

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Family Ball & Awards Night FAMILY BALL & AWARDS NIGHT 2015 AWARD FINALISTS For Club and Technical Committee Voting Purposes GYMNASTICS VICTORIA AWARDS Congratulations to the following Clubs and Individuals that have been selected as finalists in the 2015 Gymnastics Victoria Awards. Gymnastics Clubs and Technical Committees will vote for the categories below and award winners will be determined by 50%Club/TC vote and 50% Awards Committee vote. Clubs and Technical Committees click here to vote for the finalists Click Here to view the Selection Criteria Click on the links below to view the finalists: 2015 Male Gymnast of the Year 2015 Female Gymnast of the Year (Australian Representation) 2015 Female Gymnast of the Year (Victorian Representation) 2015 Coach/Coaching Team of the Year (Small/Medium Clubs) 2015 Coach/Coaching Team of the Year (600-900 Member Clubs) 2015 Coach/Coaching Team of the Year (900+ Member Clubs) 2015 High Performance Coach/Coaching Team of the Year 2015 Volunteer of the Year 2015 Official of the Year 2015 Inclusive Leader of the Year 2015 MALE GYMNAST OF THE YEAR The 2015 finalists are: • Cade Pettie (Flip4Fun) • Hudson Irwin (Men’s HPC) • Luke Wadsworth (Men’s HPC) Clubs and Technical Committees click here to vote for the finalists Click Here to view the Selection Criteria 2015 MALE GYMNAST OF THE YEAR Cade Pettie (Flip4Fun) Cade has consistently received outstanding results for his state. This year he was the only men's pair competing at the acrobatics gymnastics Australian championships. He is Victoria's only male acrobat to have competed a full in back out (double sault with a full twist) and received feedback that he should trial for the national squad. Cade is an incredible male role model in our club and for Victorian acrobatics and gymnastics. He is extremely talented and dedicated. 2015 MALE GYMNAST OF THE YEAR Hudson Irwin (Men’s HPC) Hudson Irwin won both the Gymnastics Victorian Championships and National Championships in Level 9 U 15 in 2015. He made the Australian Team as the youngest member to compete at the Austrian Future Cup where placed 5th AA with 2 silvers and 1 bronze medal. He is a model of what a gymnast should be - dedicated, hard working and leads by example. He is a pleasure to coach says Coach Greg Corsiglia.. 2015 MALE GYMNAST OF THE YEAR Luke Wadsworth (Men’s HPC) Luke Wadsworth is the top Australian Gymnast in Victoria and 2nd only to Naoya Tsukahara He is a fine example of how a gymnast trains and performs. He trains to win and sets this example for his teammates Luke has reached out to others by speaking for GV at clubs, he has worked with the State Squad Program and physical education programs at the Men's HPC. He is currently working hard to trial for a spot in the 2016 Olympic Games. 2015 FEMALE GYMNAST OF THE YEAR (INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATION) The 2015 finalists are: • Emily O’Connor (Cheltenham Youth Club) • Emily Whitehead (Waverley GC) • Larrissa Miller (Waverley GC) • Madelaine Leydin (NCE/Footscray City) • Teliah Farren-Price (Jets GC) Clubs and Technical Committees click here to vote for the finalists Click Here to view the Selection Criteria 2015 FEMALE GYMNAST OF THE YEAR (INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATION) Emily O’Connor (Cheltenham Youth Club) EXCELLENCE Emily has competed for Australia in International competitions every year since 2006. She has competed in numerous Trans Tasmans, 3 Indo Pacific's, 1 Australian Youth Olympic Festival, 3 World Age Championships, 1 World Games (senior) and 2 World Championships (senior) winning a total of 6 Gold medals and 1 Bronze. She has also been awarded an FIG World Class Athlete pin. Having competed at the Australian Championships since 2004 Emily has an impressive 16 national champion titles to her name and has been named on GA squads for the past 6 years. TEAMWORK At the 2015 World Championships Emily scored the highest pass on the Australian DMT Team to lead the team to 4th place. 2015 World's was the first time Australia had had a DMT team since 2001. Photo's from the event show the support the team members give each other. LEADERSHIP Emily is a beginner level trampoline judge and coach while still training as a competitor. RESPECT and INTEGRITY Coaches from across Australia know and respect Emily as an athlete having competed on the world stage so many times as well as competing at every Australian Championships since 2004. Emily takes on feedback and corrections from all of these coaches and not just her own personal coach. 2015 FEMALE GYMNAST OF THE YEAR (INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATION) Emily Whitehead (Waverley GC) 2015 has been an exceptional year for Waverley's Junior International WAG athlete, Emily Whitehead. In March this year, Emily was selected on to the Australian team to travel to Italy and compete in the City of Jesolo Trophy. Emily had an excellent competition in Italy, qualifying through to the bars final, where she performed a superb routine, scoring 14.000 and finishing in 4th position. This was a personal best for Emily with her new routine, and just 0.05 away from a podium finish! Later in the year, Emily was selected for her second International assignment of 2015, when she competed at the prestigious Japan Junior International Event. Emily also had a breakthrough year on the National stage, winning her first Australian Championships All Around title at Junior International level. Emily performed exceptionally across the entire competition, where she also took out the Junior International Bars and Floor titles, and finished 2nd on Beam, and 3rd on Vault. At the 2015 Victorian Championships the following month, Emily only competed on one apparatus, where she was crowned Junior International Victorian Bars Champion. Earlier this year, Emily was announced by Gymnastics Australia as one of just three WAG athletes to be identified as a member of the NextGEN AusComGames Squad. Emily is a wonderful role model, and sets a fantastic example for young athletes of what hard work and determination can achieve. She frequently volunteers her time to attend competitions that Waverley hosts to present medals and sign autographs. 2015 FEMALE GYMNAST OF THE YEAR (INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATION) Larrissa Miller (Waverley GC) In 2015, Larrissa Miller was selected to represent Australia at her fifth World Championships. Larrissa performed admirably, contributing the Australian team's top score on the uneven bars, as well as the second top score on floor. Larrissa is on the 2015 Senior National Squad, and is one of Australia's leading chances for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. At the 2015 Australian Championships, Larrissa was named the 2014 WAG Senior International Gymnast of the Year. Larrissa is a current VIS scholarship holder. Larrissa is a fantastic role model, and an inspiration to gymnasts around Australia with her incredible achievements and dedication to her sport. She frequently visits schools, and other gymnastics clubs, to talk about her experiences and help to inspire and motivate children. She recently featured in a fun segment on GO! TV's "Kids' WB". In 2015, Larrissa overcame some difficult obstacles in her personal life. In her role as an ambassador for Australia's leading child protection advocate, Bravehearts, Larrissa bravely chose to tell her story of abuse in an interview that was aired on Channel 10's 'The Project'. By telling her personal story, Larrissa hopes to raise awareness of child abuse, and help make Australia the safest place. 2015 FEMALE GYMNAST OF THE YEAR (INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATION) Madelaine Leydin (NCE/Footscray City) Details of Performances for 2015: 2015 Australian Championships – Melbourne - Bronze Medal Senior International 2015 Victorian Championships – Melbourne - Senior International Victorian Champion – Gold Medal 2015 Australian V’s China – Perth Australia - Bronze All Around Medallist, Silver Floor 2015 World Gymnastics Championships – Australian Team, Finishing 42nd in All-round competition (highest ranking Australian) 2015 FEMALE GYMNAST OF THE YEAR (INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATION) Teliah Farren-Price (Jets GC) Teliah Farren-Price is the epitome of a role model in our sport. She shows true passion for our sport and in every competition supports all competitors around her to do their best. In training Teliah works hard to achieve her maximum potential and never stops setting new , higher goals to achieve. In 2015 Teliah was selected to represent Australia at the Trans Tasman Competition after placing in the Top 8 at Australian Championships (2nd on Floor). In New Zealand Teliah won floor and placed 2nd on Beam as well as representing Australia proudly and passionately. Teliah has now set her sights on attaining a college scholarship in the USA and we have no doubt that she will find a way to achieve this. 2015 FEMALE GYMNAST OF THE YEAR (VICTORIAN REPRESENTATION) The 2015 finalists are: • Alexandra Kiroi (Prahran RG) • Jocelyn Kew (Grips GC) • Lauren Pengelly (MLC Gymnastics) • Madeline Pham (Glen Iris RG) • Marlee Shae Holden (Ruyton RG) • Tahlia Stewart (Glen Iris RG) • Yingcui Chan (Ruyton RG) Clubs and Technical Committees click here to vote for the finalists Click Here to view the Selection Criteria 2015 FEMALE GYMNAST OF THE YEAR Alexandra Kiroi (Prahran RG) Alexandra Kiroi is a dedicated and talented rhythmic gymnast. In 2015, she competed internationally, interstate and intrastate and is one of the highest achieving Junior RG gymnasts in Victoria. Her achievements on state and national level are: - Level 9 Junior 2015 Victorian Champion - All around and medals in all individual apparatus. - Level 9 Junior 2015 Australian Champion - All around and medals in three individual apparatus. - Highest score at Victorian National’s selection Trials. - All around winner at South Australian State Trials. Internationally her results are also strong: - LA Lights International Tournament she was 17th out of 60 competing as a Junior while being Level 9 Junior - Total Gym Friendship Cup (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia): 1 Silver and 2 Bronze medals in apparatus finals and bronze medal for all-round.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • 1 Brand for Every Competition
    Gymnova has a long history of supplying major Gymnastic events, in 2009 we were chosen as the equipment supplier for the 41st World Artistic Gymnastics Championships held in London, a year later we were the equipment supplier for the 2010 Commonwealth Games held in Delhi and m o c . o i d now the highest accolade is for us to be chosen as the Gymnastics Equipment supplier for the u t s - n e z 2012 Olympic Games to be held in London, we hope to see you there ! . w w w y b n g i s e D w w w . g y m n o v a . c o m FÉDÉRATION INTERNATIONALE DE GYMNASTIQUE FONDÉE EN 1881 BULLETIN N° 218 Avril / April 2011 Organe officiel de la Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique. Trois éditions par année. Editeur: FIG. Rédacteur: André F. GUEISBUHLER, Secrétaire Général. Réalisation: FIG. Le Bulletin FIG est une publication officielle éditée par la FIG depuis 1953. --- Official publication of the International Gymnastics Federation. Three issues per year. Publisher: FIG. Editor: André F. GUEISBUHLER, Secretary General. Lay out: FIG. FIG Bulletin is an official publication issued by the FIG since 1953. Adresse officielle: FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE Official address: DE GYMNASTIQUE 12, Avenue de la Gare 1003 LAUSANNE / Switzerland Phone: +41.21.321.55.10 Fax: +41.21.321.55.19 [email protected] www.fig-gymnastics.com 1 Bulletin N° 218 April 2011 SOMMAIRE – CONTENT MAGAZINE Français English Calendrier FIG / FIG calendar 5 5 Fournisseurs détenteurs du certificat FIG / Suppliers holders of the FIG certificate 7 7 HOMMAGE / TRIBUTE Nikolaï Andrianov passed
    [Show full text]
  • Monografia Arquivo
    UNIVERSIDADE ESTADUAL DE CAMPINAS FACULDADE DE EDUCAÇÃO FÍSICA Mauricio dos Santos de Oliveira A Evolução da Ginástica Artística Masculina nos Últimos 20 Anos (1987(1987- ---2007)2007) Campinas 2007 Mauricio dos Santos de Oliveira A Evolução da Ginástica Artística Masculina nos Últimos 20 Anos (1987(1987- ---2007)2007) Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso (Graduação) apresentado à Faculdade de Educação Física da Universidade Estadual de Campinas para obtenção do título de Bacharel em Educação Física. Orientador: Marco Antônio Coelho Bortoleto Campinas 2007 Mauricio dos Santos de Oliveira A Evolução da Ginástica Artística Masculina nos Últimos 20 Anos (1987(1987----2007)2007) Este exemplar corresponde à redação final do Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso (Graduação) defendido por Mauricio dos Santos de Oliveira e aprovado pela Comissão julgadora em: 28/11/2007. Marco Antônio Coelho Bortoleto Orientador Laurita Marconi Schiavon Jorge Sergio Pérez Gallardo Vera Aparecida Madruga Forti Campinas 2007 DEDICATÓRIA Dedico este trabalho aos meus pais, Paulo e Ivani, aos meus irmãos, Paulo Francisco e Verônica, e a todos os meus familiares e amigos que de alguma forma me ajudaram ao longo dessa jornada da graduação. Também gostaria de dedicar este trabalho à todas as pessoas que participaram desse processo e que me auxiliaram nos momentos de dificuldade e que também estiveram ao meu lado nos momentos de alegria. AGRADECIMENTOS Gostaria de expressar aqui a minha eterna gratidão a todas as pessoas que direta ou indiretamente fizeram parte do meu caminho ao longo da graduação. Ao meu orientador e amigo Marquinho pela colaboração, disponibilidade, prontidão e apoio ao longo desse processo. A querida Profª Dr.
    [Show full text]
  • UCLA GYMNASTICS 2017 Contact: Liza David / Phone: (310) 206-8140 / Fax: (310) 825-8664 / E-Mail: [email protected] for Immediate Release: Feb
    UCLA GYMNASTICS 2017 Contact: Liza David / Phone: (310) 206-8140 / Fax: (310) 825-8664 / E-Mail: [email protected] For Immediate Release: Feb. 14, 2017 in the same meet since Kristen Maloney and Jeanette THIS WEEK Antolin scored a pair of perfect 10s on vault at the NCAA 2017 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Regionals on Apr. 3, 2004. #4 UCLA at #5 Utah Overall: 4-1 / Pac-12: 3-0 Saturday, Feb. 18 - 8pm MT (at Salt Lake City, Utah) 10.0 Club National Ranking: 4th TV: ESPNU (Bart Conner, Kathy Johnson Clarke, Laura Three Bruins have joined the 10.0 club this season, as Rutledge, Holly Rowe) Kyla Ross (Jan. 28), Madison Kocian (Feb. 11) and Chris- JANUARY tine Peng-Peng Lee (Feb. 11) have all scored perfect 10s Online: watchespn.com 7 #17 ARKANSAS (TV: PAC12) W 195.7-195.35 Live Stats: utahutes.com on the uneven bars in the last three weeks. Twenty-eight diff erent UCLA gymnasts have scored a total of 107 15 at #2 Oklahoma (TV: FSN) L 198.025-196.825 Twitter: @uclagymnastics perfect 10s, with 12 Bruins totaling 23 perfect 10s on 28 at #17 Oregon St. (TV: PAC12) W 197.325-196.700 uneven bars. Ross, Kocian and Lee are the fi rst Bruin #4 UCLA vs. Bridgeport, Utah State trio to score perfect 10s on the same event in one year Monday, Feb. 20 - 1pm PT (Pauley Pavilion) since 2004 when Kate Richardson, Jeanette Antolin and FEBRUARY TV: Pac-12 Networks (Brian Webber, Samantha Peszek) Kristen Maloney all scored perfect 10s on vault.
    [Show full text]
  • California Golden Bears Bears Open Pac-12 Slate At
    SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 • 12 PM PT • MCKALE CENTER • TUCSON, ARIZ. CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS 195.750 195.750 19TH NQS SEASON HIGH RANK SCHEDULE 195.363 195.650 21st NQS SEASON HIGH RANK OVERALL: 1-0 • PAC-12: 0-0 ARIZONA WILDCATS DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIME/RESULT 1/30 AIR FORCE W, 195.75-188.95 2/6 at Arizona* 12 p.m. PT/ 1 p.m. MT Broadcast: None • Live Stream: Pac-12 App • Live Stats: CalBears.com 2/14 ARIZONA STATE* 2 P.M. PT 2/21 at #Oregon State* (P12BA/P12ORE) 2 p.m. PT 2/26 at Utah* (P12N) 6 p.m. PT/7 p.m. MT BEARS OPEN PAC-12 SLATE AT NO. 21 ARIZONA 3/3 at Stanford* 7 p.m. PT 3/6 UCLA* 2 P.M. PT California women’s gymnastics hit the road for the first time in the 2021 season as 3/14 WASHINGTON* 2 P.M. PT they travel to Tucson for a matchup against No. 21 Arizona. 3/20 at Pac-12 Championships # TBA 4/3 at NCAA Regionals TBA The Bears are coming off a commanding season-opening win over Air Force as they 4/16-17 at NCAA Championships $ TBA won 195.75 to 188.95 in the season opener. The Bears will now begin Pac-12 play, as the matchup vs. Arizona will be the first of seven straight meets against Pac-12 competition. # West Valley City, Utah | $ Fort Worth, Texas * indicates Pac-12 opponent Kyana George won four events in the season opener, claiming event wins on the Home meets in BOLD vault, beam and floor and claiming the all-around crown.
    [Show full text]
  • Gymnastics Australia Annual Report 2012
    Gymnastics Australia Annual Report 2012 Gymnastics Australia Sports House, Level 2 / 375 Albert Road ALBERT PARK VIC 3206 Ph: +613 8698 9700 Fx: +613 8698 9799 E: [email protected] W: www.gymnastics.org.au 1 Contents Vision, Mission & Strategic Priorities 5 Life Members 5 Partners 5 2013 National Office Staff 6 2013 Office Bearers 6 Report from the Chairman and CEO 8 Message from the Australian Sports Commission 10 Engage and Enthuse 11 Membership Statistics 14 Enable 16 Excel 18 Endure 21 Event Statistics 23 Gymnastics for All 24 Men’s Artistic 26 Women’s Artistic 28 Rhythmic 30 Trampoline 32 Acknowledgements: Federation Aerobic 34 Internationale de Gymnastique. Acrobatic 36 Photography: Kangaroo Photos; Federation Internationale de Gymnastique; Association Member Reports 38 Grace Chiu / Grace Click; National Squad Athletes 42 Debra Anne Creations. Australian Champions 44 National Gymsport Technical Commissions 47 International Event Results 48 National Award Recipients 52 Athlete Award of Distinction 53 Award of Merit 56 Roll of Honour 57 Hall of Fame 58 Financial Report 60 “2013 was a year in which Athlete Membership grew, for the 13th consecutive year, from 144,659 to 156,746, an 8% growth.” 3 Gymnastics Australia Annual Report 2013 Vision, Mission & Strategic Priorities Gymnastics Australia’s 2013 – 2016 Strategy established a clear vision and mission for the organisation and identified four distinct priorities to be achieved over the next four years. Vision: Strategic Priorities: Enriching lives through Gymnastics. 1 Engage and Enthuse. 3 Excel. We will improve Gymnastics’ visibility and We will identify and develop talent that will Mission: ‘share of voice’ to reach and better engage deliver podium performances for Australia at with the Gymnastics family and general the Olympic Games, World Championships To promote, develop and grow Gymnastics community.
    [Show full text]
  • Gymnastics Australia Annual Report 2011
    Gymnastics Australia Annual Report 2011 GymnasticsGymnastics AustraliaAustAus ralirala 1 Contents Our Vision Mission Strategic Priorities 4 Life Members 5 2011 National Office Staff 2011 Office Bearers 6 Report from the Chairman and CEO 7 Message from the ASC 10 Participation 11 High Performance 12 Industry Training and Development 14 Membership 15 Membership Statistics 16 Event Statistics 18 National Events 19 Reports Gymnastics For All Cheerleading 20 Men’s Artistic 22 Women’s Artistic 24 The difference Rhythmic 26 Trampoline 28 between machinery Aerobic 30 Acrobatic 32 and the human Association Member Reports 35 National Squad Athletes 38 Australian Champions 40 body is unyielding. National Commissions 43 International Event Results 44 The former wears National Award Recipients 49 Athlete Award of Distinction 50 out with use, while Roll of Honour 52 the latter is perfected Financial Report 55 in motion. Cover image: Dancing Queen, Revolution Gymsports, QLD – performing in the English Speaking Evening Gymnastics reBjorn, at the 2011 World Gymnaestrada, Lausanne, Switzerland Acknowledgements: Cover photography: Steve Fleming Photography: Kangaroo Photos; Federation This page: Aidan Collins and Ryan Williams 2 Gymnastics Australia Prof. Bruno Grandi, FIG President Internationale de Gymnastique Gymnastics Australia 3 Life Members Patron: The Hon. Robert Ellicott Q.C. Gymnastics: Harry Morris – VIC* Bill Wilson – NSW* Jack Carey – VIC* Jim Brown – NSW* Jim Thompson – SA Lance Otto – SA Val Beitzel – VIC* Frances Crampton – NSW Jim Barry
    [Show full text]
  • Gymnastics Australia
    GYMNASTICS AUSTRALIA ANNUAL REPORT 2014 2 Pictured: Mei Hubnik, Amber Kaldor & Madison Chan3 CONTENTS IMAGE 4 Partners 42 National Squad Athletes 5 Vision, Mission and Strategic Priorities 44 Australian Champions Life Members 47 National Gymsport Technical 6 2014 Board of Directors Commissions 2014 Office Bearers 48 International Event Results 7 2014 Office Staff 52 National Award Recipients 8 Report from President and CEO 54 Athlete Award of Distinction 11 Message from the Australian Sports 56 Award of Merit Commission Special Recognition Award 12 Engage and Enthuse 57 Roll of Honour 14 Membership statistics 58 Hall of Fame 16 Enable 60 Financial Report 18 Excel 62 Auditor’s Independence Declaration 20 Endure 63 Statement of Comprehensive Income 22 Event statistics 64 Statement of Financial Position Gymsport Reports: 65 Statement of Changes in Equity 25 Gymnastics for All Statement of Cash Flows 26 Men’s Artistic 66 Notes to and forming part of the HIGHLIGHT QUOTE 29 Women’s Artistic Financial Report 30 Rhythmic 68 Directors’ Declaration 32 Trampoline 69 Independent Audit Report 34 Aerobic 37 Acrobatic Association Member Reports: 38 New South Wales Northern Territory Tasmania South Australia Queensland 40 Victoria Australian Capital Territory Western Australia Pictured on front cover: Ty Swadling & Shaun Swadling GYMNASTICS AUSTRALIA ANNUAL REPORT 2014 GYMNASTICS AUSTRALIA ANNUAL REPORT 2014 Pictured: JA Gymsports, NSW 5 VISION, MISSION AND STRATEGIC PRIORITIES Gymnastics Australia’s 2013–2016 Strategy established a clear vision and mission for the organisation and identified four distinct priorities to be achieved over the next four years. VISION STRATEGIC PRIORITIES Enriching lives through Gymnastics. 1. Engage and Enthuse We will improve Gymnastics’ visibility and ‘share of voice’ MISSION to reach and better engage with the Gymnastics family To promote, develop and grow Gymnastics for the and general community.
    [Show full text]
  • Where Are You HEADING? LONDON CALLING CELEBRATING the UK, OLYMPIC STYLE BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS SHARP MINDS and MBAS
    tokyo JULY 2012 weekenderJapan’s premier English language magazine Since 1970 PLUS HERE COMES KARUIZAWA MOUNTAIN ESCAPE THE SUMMER OF THE STARS WHERE ARE you HEADING? LONDON CALLING CELEBRATING THE UK, OLYMPIC STYLE BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS SHARP MINDS AND MBAS INTERVIEWS Top UK Designers AGENDA M O V I E S Sir Paul Smith and Cath Kidston talk to All the biggest shows Previews of the best movies Weekender & events in July coming up this month ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: The Latest APAC news from the Asia Daily Wire, People Parties & Places with Bill Hersey and much more... ilan_baski_tokyo.pdf 1 6/26/12 11:33 AM Europe’s Best Airline FLY WITH TURKISH AIRLINES TO MORE THAN 200 DESTINATIONS VIA ISTANBUL C M Y CM MY CY CMY K turkishairlines.com ilan_baski_tokyo.pdf 1 6/26/12 11:33 AM Europe’s Best Airline FLY WITH TURKISH AIRLINES TO MORE THAN 200 DESTINATIONS VIA ISTANBUL C M Y CM MY CY CMY K turkishairlines.com JULY 2012 CONTENTS 22 HOT HOT SUMMER A few tips on how to make the most of the scorching months to come. 12 18 24 PAUL SMITH Interview CATH KIDSTON KARUIZAWA This super-cool British designer is as We spoke to he Queen of floral print about John Lennon loved it, the Emperor stays down to earth as they come. her new cafe in Kanagawa. there... what more do you need? 11 Asia Daily Wire 20 Served to Perfection 44 Agenda A roundup of all the top APAC news of the The spirit of omotenashi and why service in Fuji Rock Festival and all the best Tokyo past month.
    [Show full text]
  • Nessun Titolo Diapositiva
    القانون الدولي لتحكيم الجمباز الفني رجال 2013 1 4 7 10 13 16 •Hiroyuki Tomita 2 5 8 11 14 17 •Naoya Tsukahara 3 6 9 12 15 18 •Takehiro Kashima اعداد باسم المكور عضو بالجنة الفنية لﻻتحاد التونسي للجمباز الحركات اﻷرضية Floor Exercise المساحة x 12 12م • مواصفات التمرين على الحركات اﻷرضية تعتبر الحركات اﻻكروباتية هي المكونة الرئيسي للحركات اﻷرضية وترتبط مع حركات جمبازية اﻷخرى مثل القوة والميزان, وحركات المرونة, الوقوف على اليدين وبحركات ربط كوريغرافيا, وتكون بحركات انسيابية وإيقاعية مع استعمال كامل مساحة الحركات اﻷرضية. • المجموعات الحركية I. الحركات الغير أكروباتية. II. الحركات اﻷكروباتية اﻷمامية. III. الحركات اﻷكروباتية الخلفية. IV. الحركات اﻷكروباتية الجانبية, وثبة مع نصف لفة إلى الشقلبات اﻷمامية, وثبة إلى اﻷمام مع نصف لفة إلى الشقلبات الخلفية. * الخروج الحركات اﻷرضية Floor Exercise • نقاط الربط جميع الروابط بين الشقلبات من الصعوبة المناسبة تتحصل على نقاط الربط التالية : E + A أو F أو العكس = 0.10 D + B أو E أو F أو العكس = 0.10 C + C أو D أو العكس = 0.10 E + C أو F أو G أو العكس = 0.20 D + D أو E أوF أو G أو العكس = 0.20 مﻻحظة: ﻻحتساب نقاط الربط, ليس إجباري بأن تكون الحركات التي تحتوي على الربط ضمن العشر أحسن حركات التي تحتسب للحصول على القيمة " D " . الحركات اﻷرضية Floor Exercise • احتساب الجملة الحركية القصيرة احتساب المجموع E يكون حسب عدد الحركات : 7 حركات أو أكثر = 0.0 - نقاط 5 - 6 حركات = 4.0 – نقاط 3 - 4 حركات = 0. 6 - نقاط 1 - 2 حركة = 0. 8 - نقاط 0 حركة = 10.0 - نقاط الحركات اﻷرضية Floor Exercise صغير متوسط كبير الخطأ 0.5 0.3 0.1 اﻻرتفاع الغير كافي في الحركات اﻷكروباتية.
    [Show full text]
  • 1996 Olympic Games Men's Team Compulsories Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA, USA July 20, 1996
    USA Gymnastics Online: Results: 1996 Olympic Games Page 1 of 2 1996 Olympic Games Men's Team Compulsories Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA, USA July 20, 1996 Team Standings Rank Country Score 1 Russia 287.258 2 China 286.283 3 Ukraine 285.359 4 Belarus 285.222 5 USA 284.634 6 Bulgaria 283.534 7 Korea 283.384 8 Japan 282.823 9 France 282.197 10 Germany 282.147 11 Romania 281.873 12 Italy 280.560 Individual All-Around Qualification Standings Top 10, plus USA and other key scores Rank Name (Country)Score 1 Alexei Nemov (RUS) 57.862 2 Vitali Scherbo (BKR) 57.823 3 John Roethlisberger (USA) 57.524 4 Jordan Jovtchev (BUL) 57.374 5 Andreas Wecker (GER) 57.300 6 Alexei Voropaev (RUS) 57.274 7= Jian Shen (CHN) 57.224 7= Alexander Svetlichny (UKR) 57.224 9 Lee Joo-Hyung (KOR) 57.211 10 Igor Korobchinski (UKR) 57.049 11 Blaine Wilson (USA) 57.012 USA Gymnastics Online: Results: 1996 Olympic Games Page 2 of 2 20 Jair Lynch (USA) 56.662 27 John Macready (USA) 56.525 29 Li Xiaoshuang (CHN) 56.387 30 Valery Belenki (GER) 56.386 USA Gymnastics Online: Results: 1996 Olympic Games Page 1 of 2 1996 Olympic Games Women's Team Compulsories Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA, USA July 21, 1996 Team Standings Rank Country Score 1 Russia 193.796 2 USA 193.669 3 Romania 193.138 4 Ukraine 192.308 5 China 191.933 6 Belarus 191.569 7 Spain 189.458 8 Hungary 188.520 9 France 187.094 10 Australia 186.845 11 Greece 183.532 12 Japan 183.418 Individual All-Around Qualification Standings Top 10, plus USA and other key scores Rank Name (Country)Score 1 Lilia Podkopayeva (UKR) 39.149 2
    [Show full text]
  • Prime Minister to New York for U.N. Millennium Summit
    Japan Information and Culture Center, EMBASSY OF JAPAN PRIME MINISTER TO NEW YORK FOR U.N. MILLENNIUM SUMMIT Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori traveled to New York Sept. 5 for the special U.N. Millennium Summit attended by 150 world leaders. In his address, the Prime Minister stressed the need for the world community to concentrate on "human security" in the P new century, so that, "each person on this earth can be free from fear and want and enjoy lasting prosperity," and said "Japan will spare no effort to make the 21st century a human-centered century." He noted that Japan has to date contributed more than $80 million to the U.N. "Human Security Fund," established in March and he pledged $100 million more. Mr. Mori highlighted the need for U.N. reform, the expansion of the Security Council, and the need to stress nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, and said Japan will submit a new draft resolution on the elimination of nuclear weapons. Japan, he said, "is resolved to redouble its efforts to more actively fulfill its SEPT 2 0 0 0 responsibility and its role in the international community." The Prime 9 Minister has kept up a busy schedule in acquainting himself with his counterparts, visiting Europe, North America and South Korea in May, CONTENTS meeting with dignitaries from around the globe at the late Prime News Digest Minister Keizo Obuchi's funeral in June, conferring with leaders at the No Russia treaty; Kono in China; North G-8 Okinawa Summit in July, traveling to four South Asian countries in Korea talks; Mideast peace; Oman pact 2 August and hosting numerous heads of state in Tokyo including Russian President Vladimir Putin in early September.
    [Show full text]
  • USA Athlete Bios 2016 Pacific Rim Championships
    USA Athlete Bios 2016 Pacific Rim Championships Men’s Artistic Jake Dalton Birthdate: 8/19/1991 Program: Men's Artistic Level: Senior Current Residence: Norman, OK Club: University of Oklahoma Men's Program Head Coach: Mark Williams Other Coaches: Nori Iwai Career Highlights • 2014 World team and vault bronze medalist. Also placed fourth on floor exercise. • 2014 U.S. floor exercise champion, parallel bars silver medalist and all-around bronze medalist • 2013 World floor exercise silver medalist • 2013 U.S. all-around and floor exercise bronze medalist • 2013 AT&T American Cup champion • 2013 Winter Cup all-around, floor exercise & still rings champion • Member of the 2012 Olympic Team • 2012 U.S. floor exercise and vault champion • 2012 NCAA all-around & parallel bars champion, team & floor exercise silver medalist, and still rings & high bar bronze medalist (Oklahoma) • 2012 Pacific Rim team & floor exercise champion • 2011 World team bronze medalist • 2011 U.S. floor exercise & vault champion • 2011 NCAA floor exercise & vault champion and team & parallel bars silver medalist (Oklahoma) • 2011 AT&T American Cup bronze medalist • 2011 Winter Cup all-around, floor exercise & vault champion, parallel bars silver medalist and still rings bronze medalist • 2010 U.S. floor exercise silver medalist • 2010 NCAA vault silver medalist and team bronze medalist (Oklahoma) • 2010 Winter Cup vault bronze medalist • Member of the 2009 World Championships Team • 2009 U.S. vault champion About Jake Dalton Years on the National Team: 5 Full First Name: Jacob Birthplace: Reno, NV Hometown: Sparks, NV Twitter: @jake_dalton Facebook: Facebook.com/pages/Jake-Dalton/22113124657 Instagram: Instagram.com/jake_dalton Year in School: College Senior Name of High School: Spanish Springs High School Graduation Year: 09 Name of College: University of Oklahoma College Graduation Year: 2014 Degree/Major: Human Relations Year you began gymnastics: 1996 Favorite Event: Floor How did you get involved in gymnastics: Baseball coach Favorite thing about gymnastics: Always learning something new.
    [Show full text]