Serious question -- are you allowed to build up your difficulty so that, even if you bobble, you get a 10? She clearly had a bobble after that beautiful layout. Seems weird to not take a deduction on a clear bobble?
@@alexiskim6561 no, she qualified for the team, but she was a few months too young (you have to be 14 to compete in Olympics) so she missed the chance to complete. She then suffered a back injury and retired from elite. When she was younger she was better than Simone Biles, but no way to say whether that would have remained the case had she carried on after recovery. As she was "bullied" for the developing a female body which caused psychological trauma. But again would her natural body shape have limited her elite career, I don't know as you never know really see fully developed women on the elite circuit. When girls go through puberty in athletes they loses some of their skills, speed etc as their body has to readjust ans build the muscles to carry the extra weight of growth. This is not negative but positive and you can never compare a pre-puberty teen with a post puberty teen due to the changes in body mass and muscle and adrenaline produced in the puberty change process. (my daughter is a swimmer and this was explained to me when she went through puberty) Whatever, she made tge correct decision for her life and that is all that is important.
@@margebunn6039 i think thats what the original comment was saying - elite is more extreme (so has harsher scoring), but her level of difficulty/skill here is at an elite level (since she also on the elite circuit before this), which explains why she got a perfect score
@@nooraalbastaki5886 no im correcting information, kate had 10 perfect 10s, which is a lot and i love her so much shes one of my favorite gymnasts of all time and kyla had 22, i just wanted to correct the information for the person
Ok, well if that's the case I've seen way more talent from USA 15 year olds competing and winning in the actual Olympics. So, why all this over a mediocre college gymnast?
@@janiemoses4248 She competed in elite gymnastics and achieved a LOT. Everyone's just talking about how happy she is in college gymnastics compared to elite.
@@janiemoses4248 she was an elite athlete better then Simone biles when they competed against each other, but she got hurt and her trainer didn’t even wanted her to see a doctor, turned out it was a career ending injury she stopped gymnastics for a while until she joined UCLA and started having fun again in a sport she loved. That’s why everyone loves her. When you want to learn more about her Google her.
Katelyn looks so much happier than she did in 2013. I’m glad she’s flourishing in college gymnastics. I can’t even imagine what she went through to try and get to the Olympics. There’s so much pressure on these young girls.
@HamzaForChrist Your input, while nicely intended, is not as nice as you think. Female gymnasts have their bodies criticized by mostly men as they mature. Happened to Katelyn, happened to Oksana Chusovitina and many others. It's not about you. It's not about being attractive to men or not. The input is unnecessary and diminishing of their skills and abilities as athletes and people.
@Teramisu I think it is really Insulting to call skinny girls skeletons. If you are doing this you are not better than the people who bodyshamed katelyn
It is a thousand times more fun to watch collegiate gymnastics -- they actually smile and look like they're having FUN! The routines at the international/national level are more complicated, but they also look like they're about to die of a stress aneurysm. Even watching it is more stressful.
They are just under a ton of pressure and they’ve sacrificed a lot to be at that level. I’m sure it’s scary to contemplate the possibility of losing. Maybe letting down their team, coach and families. I’m sure it’s a lot to deal with.
@@BobTheBuilder-dk5ry more factual than offensive , I doubt anyone of them are competing at this level . And if they are id love proof and scores lol .
Ugh I hate it whenever someone does this. You don’t have to be better at sth. to judge, you don’t have to be able to fly a plane to see that the pilot messed up. Dance teachers don’t even dance better than their students, yet they still judge. And the truth is that usually this NEVER would have been a 10 at like the Olympics or sth. but they were less strict I guess and that’s fine, but why pretend it’s perfect when it isn’t? She’s fabulous no matter what
Exactly. And the difference is, elite rewards difficulty well executed, and college level rewards clean execution. She had a bobble, that is not a "10" performance.
@@stefanie_irl I agree with your point about how we are allowed to judge and for sure it wouldn’t be a 10 at Olympics but this is NCAA and the point ppl are trying to make here is there have been cases of routines with Olympic-caliber difficulty getting 10s in NCAA even with errors as the judging is much less strict
I’m looking at the comments and there all saying it’s not a perfect but can I just say HER BODY IS LITERAL GOALS OOOOOOOOF Edit: OMG I DIDNT KNOW I HAD THIS MANY LIKES THANK YOU ALL!
a i what the fuck is wrong with u. just because someone isn't extremely underweight doesn't make them fat. fuck you for even saying something like that.
@a i WHAT. THE F#CK. IS. WRONG. WITH. YOU?!?! SHE’S PERFECT THE WAY SHE IS. I don’t usually get mad at people, I try to stay calm, but YOU. You crossed the f#ucking line.
Jordon Liao Chill, wtf do you care what i think? Mind your own business, you pathetic creature getting offended by a stranger’s comment!🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️i crossed the line 🤣🤣do you hear yourself?
She looks so much happier than she did completing international, glad she could stay in the sport she loves without feeling the need to be skinnier, good for her. 😊
Just goes to show how ridiculous the body shaming in things like gymnastics and ballet are. So a kid is growing... part of growing is maintaining your skills, be they walking or balance beam, as your body changes. No national level athlete is going to suddenly suck just because they hit puberty. Unless they have the misfortune of outgrowing the apparatus, but no amount of shame is going to make you shorter. Accepting that some other girl is going to be the one in the lifts, or that some other girl can do four flips on the beam when you can only do three, is just a part of growing up. Maybe that means someone else wins. That's life. Shame on all the adults who just can't accept growing up as part of the sport.
@@OriginalKanyeTPain They're talking about how nobody should judge gymnasts' bodies, and ballet dancers' bodies, and that shame on all the adults who can't accept growing up as part of a sport. Honestly, you're quite stupid to not know what they mean- LOL Also you should stop cussing, I've seen many of your other comments, "WeAzLe"-
Literally everybody saying: y’all saying this isn’t a perfect ten but… blah blah blah Me not being able to find a single comment saying it’s not a perfect ten:
I'm still not quite used to college gymnastics after watching elite and Olympics gymnastics for so long. It doesn't seem like this routine is packed with a lot of skills and it's super short, but I guess that's how college gymnastics is. I wonder how those former senior international elite level gymnasts at ucla (Sam Peszek, Maddie Kocian, Kyla Ross, etc.) adjusted to the change from doing a whole lot more stuff in one routine to two or three skills only.
I've read interviews with them before and they admit its a big change but they love it. I like how they can concentrate on certain skills more and perfect them rather than rush and do as many as possible. They have to be able to breathe better too. It is a different beast, college gymnastics, but it's very entertaining and very high energy. I love it.
She was elite, too(beat Simone in 2013) and got rewarded for taking a risk and not falling, because difficulty is NOT needed in college gymnastics. She only had a slight balance check, so they can't be harsh on her for the risk. Most of them don't take risks like that. Katelyn still takes it back to her elite days even if it's just one skill. Didn't do the full twist here, but it isn't something college gymnasts dare to do. Even ones that were olympians. They want a secure good score with something easy.
There are certain requirements to get a 10 start value. If you're familiar with JO it's like that but with slightly different rules with deductions and requirements. Gymnasts still get deducted for balance checks and not hitting a full split, things like that. Personally, I would've given this routine a 9.9 because of Katelyn's small balance check after her series.
OHASHI THE GREAT !! Lord she's beautiful and the best gymnast i've seen in all my years. The vibe she gives off is incidious. Want she went through to reach this level after her injury is amazing. ❤👋❤👋❤👋❤👋👋👋👋👋
It’s so amazing to finally see young ladies in gymnastics who: 1. Have fun, 2. Look happy, 3. Have bodies that look like a young lady instead of a 12 year old boy, 4. Exude confidence!
@Darrius Poitier A lot of competing gymnasts have a very unhealthy body/development status for their age. That usually means underdeveloped chest and hips, way too low body fat and very short. Some are basically forced to diet and starve to a point where they don’t even get their periods anymore. All of these things should normally be found in prepubescent girls and especially boys, not grown women.
Ugh I hate it whenever someone tries to use that “argument” because it’s NOT an argument. You don’t have to be better at sth. to judge, you don’t have to be able to fly a plane to see that the pilot messed up. Dance teachers don’t even dance better than their students, yet they still judge. And the truth is that usually this NEVER would have been a 10 at like the Olympics or sth. but they were less strict I guess and that’s fine, but why pretend it’s perfect when it isn’t? She’s fabulous no matter what
@@stefanie_irl You're missing the point. If you don't know how to do gymnastics you most definitely don't understand how its judged or scored. Also you left this same reply somewhere else just get over it, people are just glad to see katlyn happy.
@@marz4328 What does me leaving that comment somewhere else have to do with anything? That’s none of your business, don’t worry about me I’m not obsessed just because I left a comment twice lol
whether someone cant stand on a beam or not doesnt change the fact that the score was fair. I also dont believe it was a ten just bc of the landing on the lay out
@@adeshkantha7034 no they didn’t I’m afraid, they said horrid things about her to body shame a women, it was online vileness at its worse. And I’m unsure it’s fair to say she’s to big for the sport 🤣She got the first 10.00 in about 3 years in college Gymnastics, so unsure how she’s to big for a sport she was the top of her field in 😂
I hope we get to see kate compete in the olympics she brings a new modern vibe to artistic gymnastics and she always looks like she's enjoying what she's doing x
Yeah she did, but I don't know if it was seen from a judges perspective. Also the thing is, they always talk about difficulcy being rewarded and she does a layout landing on two feet, which even in the FIG CoP is an E skill, so a full 0.2 more worth than a layout-stepout, which is a C skill. So I guess since thw wobble was tiny they were easier on it with the fact in mind that it is college gymnastics and the deductions here work a bit differently overall.
She's honestly one of the only ones that takes risks. Others don't take them because they want a perfect ten. She got a 10 from one judge when she did it to the full twist.
Don't quote me on this, but I'm pretty sure the bonus for the skill difficulty replaces the deduction from the mistake or something like that, so in elite she would've gotten the deduction but in college basically she didn't, that's why she got a 10! Also I think it's to do with the judges, some might give a deduction some may not!
She got rewarded for taking a risk and not falling, because difficulty is NOT needed in college gymnastics. She only had a slight balance check, so they can't be harsh on her for the risk. Most of them don't take risks like that. Katelyn still takes it back to her elite days even if it's just one skill. Didn't do the full twist here, but it isn't something college gymnasts dare to do. Even ones that were olympians. They want a secure good score with something easy.
In college they reward you if your routine is more difficult. You can never get a score over 10, but if your difficulty is higher than whats needed, they will not be very harsh in deductions. Also, they just look at HUGE mistakes 😅
That was not a 9.6 a 9.6 would be that she wobbled lots of times or missed a connection. She did a little bobble so it maybe would just be a 9.9 or 9.975😂😂 and don’t judge when it’s spelled “dismount”
y’all saying this isn’t a ten: this isn’t elite it’s college level, her level of difficulty for college is extreme
Elite is more extreme then college by far
Serious question -- are you allowed to build up your difficulty so that, even if you bobble, you get a 10? She clearly had a bobble after that beautiful layout. Seems weird to not take a deduction on a clear bobble?
@@alexiskim6561 no, she qualified for the team, but she was a few months too young (you have to be 14 to compete in Olympics) so she missed the chance to complete.
She then suffered a back injury and retired from elite.
When she was younger she was better than Simone Biles, but no way to say whether that would have remained the case had she carried on after recovery. As she was "bullied" for the developing a female body which caused psychological trauma. But again would her natural body shape have limited her elite career, I don't know as you never know really see fully developed women on the elite circuit. When girls go through puberty in athletes they loses some of their skills, speed etc as their body has to readjust ans build the muscles to carry the extra weight of growth. This is not negative but positive and you can never compare a pre-puberty teen with a post puberty teen due to the changes in body mass and muscle and adrenaline produced in the puberty change process. (my daughter is a swimmer and this was explained to me when she went through puberty)
Whatever, she made tge correct decision for her life and that is all that is important.
@@margebunn6039 i think thats what the original comment was saying - elite is more extreme (so has harsher scoring), but her level of difficulty/skill here is at an elite level (since she also on the elite circuit before this), which explains why she got a perfect score
TKR ALVA. I believe the rules were you had to turn 16 in that Olympic year
Her whole existence is a perfect 10
ugh I just love her
@@natalievetrano9564 kate had 10 perfect tens i believe, kyla ross had 22
@@lnisme0295 ok... are you comparing them?? Cause I don’t like that of you
@@nooraalbastaki5886 no im correcting information, kate had 10 perfect 10s, which is a lot and i love her so much shes one of my favorite gymnasts of all time and kyla had 22, i just wanted to correct the information for the person
True
To everyone bitching about this not being a ten, this isnt the olympics, its just a college meet which is less strict in judging.
Ok, well if that's the case I've seen way more talent from USA 15 year olds competing and winning in the actual Olympics.
So, why all this over a mediocre college gymnast?
@@janiemoses4248 She competed in elite gymnastics and achieved a LOT. Everyone's just talking about how happy she is in college gymnastics compared to elite.
@@janiemoses4248 she was an elite athlete better then Simone biles when they competed against each other, but she got hurt and her trainer didn’t even wanted her to see a doctor, turned out it was a career ending injury she stopped gymnastics for a while until she joined UCLA and started having fun again in a sport she loved. That’s why everyone loves her. When you want to learn more about her Google her.
@Lifted Sailboat yes, very good point! Sorry if my comment was rude.
You do realize she use to compete with and against Simone Biles and actually won right. Its college excuse is very insulting
Perfect 10 or not a perfect 10, whatever. To see she smiled and enjoyed herself like that, that is a perfect 10.
Edit: thanks for the many likes 🥰🥰.
Wtf
that’s not how gymnastics work
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The point of the video is saying this routine is a perfect 10...... which it isn't, therefore the whole point of the video is lost
Your cheese is a perfect 10
Katelyn looks so much happier than she did in 2013. I’m glad she’s flourishing in college gymnastics. I can’t even imagine what she went through to try and get to the Olympics. There’s so much pressure on these young girls.
Her coach really is amazing too
@HamzaForChrist who asked for a man’s opinion here? And it was men who judged her weight…
@HamzaForChrist not when you’re actively putting women down to boost yourselves up, no.
@HamzaForChrist Your input, while nicely intended, is not as nice as you think. Female gymnasts have their bodies criticized by mostly men as they mature. Happened to Katelyn, happened to Oksana Chusovitina and many others. It's not about you. It's not about being attractive to men or not. The input is unnecessary and diminishing of their skills and abilities as athletes and people.
@Teramisu I think it is really Insulting to call skinny girls skeletons. If you are doing this you are not better than the people who bodyshamed katelyn
it’s amazing how much happier she seems at UCLA. she rocks the entertainment!
It is a thousand times more fun to watch collegiate gymnastics -- they actually smile and look like they're having FUN! The routines at the international/national level are more complicated, but they also look like they're about to die of a stress aneurysm. Even watching it is more stressful.
So true
They are just under a ton of pressure and they’ve sacrificed a lot to be at that level. I’m sure it’s scary to contemplate the possibility of losing. Maybe letting down their team, coach and families. I’m sure it’s a lot to deal with.
Shes so much happier than when she was in elite omg!
All the people in the comments acting like they can do any of this or are qualified to judge it 😂✌️
Michaela Sullivan
Maybe they are... don’t assume ok? Not trying to be mean, but that might be really offensive to others.. 😵😬😋
@@BobTheBuilder-dk5ry more factual than offensive , I doubt anyone of them are competing at this level . And if they are id love proof and scores lol .
@@BobTheBuilder-dk5ry and I doubt anyone will be offended by a CZcams comment
Michaela Sullivan
Well how would you know? I’d like proof if that rings a bell 😏
@@BobTheBuilder-dk5ry proof of what LMFAO you sound 12
I love seeing her personality come through her routines
They were trying to starve her out of this perfect body in elite, smh, so glad she got to go to UCLA and be happy and healthy.
Yep, she is so much happier and she looks better too
People judging her like they could do any better and constantly forgetting the fact that this is college level gymnastics not elite
Ikr
Ugh I hate it whenever someone does this. You don’t have to be better at sth. to judge, you don’t have to be able to fly a plane to see that the pilot messed up. Dance teachers don’t even dance better than their students, yet they still judge. And the truth is that usually this NEVER would have been a 10 at like the Olympics or sth. but they were less strict I guess and that’s fine, but why pretend it’s perfect when it isn’t? She’s fabulous no matter what
Exactly. And the difference is, elite rewards difficulty well executed, and college level rewards clean execution. She had a bobble, that is not a "10" performance.
@@stefanie_irl I agree with your point about how we are allowed to judge and for sure it wouldn’t be a 10 at Olympics but this is NCAA and the point ppl are trying to make here is there have been cases of routines with Olympic-caliber difficulty getting 10s in NCAA even with errors as the judging is much less strict
I love that she went the collegiate route. You can see how happy she is.
I still can't believe she was mocked for her body. I mean she's a fkin gymnast! How many of those bullies can even get up straight from their beds?
I hear you. She's gorgeous. She's the Mary Lou Retton of her generation - voluptuous and healthy.
the amount she must eat to be that chubby while exercising that much.
@@louiscyfer6944 She's 4'10" so still not much.
I’m looking at the comments and there all saying it’s not a perfect but can I just say HER BODY IS LITERAL GOALS OOOOOOOOF
Edit: OMG I DIDNT KNOW I HAD THIS MANY LIKES THANK YOU ALL!
SAMEEE
a i what the fuck is wrong with u. just because someone isn't extremely underweight doesn't make them fat. fuck you for even saying something like that.
@a i
WHAT. THE F#CK. IS. WRONG. WITH. YOU?!?!
SHE’S PERFECT THE WAY SHE IS.
I don’t usually get mad at people, I try to stay calm, but YOU. You crossed the f#ucking line.
Jordon Liao Chill, wtf do you care what i think? Mind your own business, you pathetic creature getting offended by a stranger’s comment!🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️i crossed the line 🤣🤣do you hear yourself?
a i just because u didnt offend me doesnt mean i shouldnt say anything. no stupidass
"She's flirting with perfection..."
No, the person that is flirting with her is flirting with perfection.
nice
Simps lpl
Guys you are not the jugdes
Saja Nouman
They are better than you at Judging
@@KevinTheMatine9293 where???
@@KevinTheMatine9293 huh?? where did that come from lol
she made that landing look effortless!
they all make it look so easy but i can barely stand up straight on one of those things! fantastic athletes.
She looks so much happier than she did completing international, glad she could stay in the sport she loves without feeling the need to be skinnier, good for her. 😊
she is so amazing . she used to receive a lot of hate and she is so inspiring !!
Just goes to show how ridiculous the body shaming in things like gymnastics and ballet are. So a kid is growing... part of growing is maintaining your skills, be they walking or balance beam, as your body changes. No national level athlete is going to suddenly suck just because they hit puberty. Unless they have the misfortune of outgrowing the apparatus, but no amount of shame is going to make you shorter. Accepting that some other girl is going to be the one in the lifts, or that some other girl can do four flips on the beam when you can only do three, is just a part of growing up. Maybe that means someone else wins. That's life.
Shame on all the adults who just can't accept growing up as part of the sport.
the fuck are you talking about
@@OriginalKanyeTPain They're talking about how nobody should judge gymnasts' bodies, and ballet dancers' bodies, and that shame on all the adults who can't accept growing up as part of a sport. Honestly, you're quite stupid to not know what they mean- LOL Also you should stop cussing, I've seen many of your other comments, "WeAzLe"-
When you look at the old school gymnasts where they look like grown women versus now where so many of them have been stunted... :(
So lovely to see how happy she is.
Have been watching this gymnast for years...still has it...her execution and toe point along with flexibility is just beautiful!
It's a pity that we don't see the whole video with the start of the routine. I started binge watching all of her routines - I love her energy.
I love how everytime she performed, her teamates are there to cheer her up 😁
And to cheer her on rather than cut her down!
How is she so perfect, she makes everything look effortless
Every time I see her I cry a couple tears, there's just something about her that makes me unexplainably happy
This young lady is just something else!!!
Imagine being Stanford and being like “well shit it’s Katelyn there’s our chance of winning 🤠”
Extremelly talented. Love watching her perform.
This is what you call dedication,, the best ever by a mile.🤸🏻♀️🤸🏼🤸🏽♂️
Her personality shines and outshines everything else.
Her face was always so sad in her younger videos. Glad to see her smiling ❤️
Literally everybody saying: y’all saying this isn’t a perfect ten but… blah blah blah
Me not being able to find a single comment saying it’s not a perfect ten:
i love how much fun you could tell she was having
I'm still not quite used to college gymnastics after watching elite and Olympics gymnastics for so long. It doesn't seem like this routine is packed with a lot of skills and it's super short, but I guess that's how college gymnastics is. I wonder how those former senior international elite level gymnasts at ucla (Sam Peszek, Maddie Kocian, Kyla Ross, etc.) adjusted to the change from doing a whole lot more stuff in one routine to two or three skills only.
I've read interviews with them before and they admit its a big change but they love it. I like how they can concentrate on certain skills more and perfect them rather than rush and do as many as possible. They have to be able to breathe better too. It is a different beast, college gymnastics, but it's very entertaining and very high energy. I love it.
She was elite, too(beat Simone in 2013) and got rewarded for taking a risk and not falling, because difficulty is NOT needed in college gymnastics. She only had a slight balance check, so they can't be harsh on her for the risk. Most of them don't take risks like that. Katelyn still takes it back to her elite days even if it's just one skill. Didn't do the full twist here, but it isn't something college gymnasts dare to do. Even ones that were olympians. They want a secure good score with something easy.
meangirlbecca she was elite tho but she quit
I enjoy seeing gymnasts with bodies closer to the average of typical women. I love her legs.
There are certain requirements to get a 10 start value. If you're familiar with JO it's like that but with slightly different rules with deductions and requirements. Gymnasts still get deducted for balance checks and not hitting a full split, things like that. Personally, I would've given this routine a 9.9 because of Katelyn's small balance check after her series.
She’s one of my favorites in beam
Honestly watching her, Biles, and Chiles gives me so much joy!!
It's a pleasure to see her perform.
OHASHI THE GREAT !! Lord she's beautiful and the best gymnast i've seen in all my years. The vibe she gives off is incidious. Want she went through to reach this level after her injury is amazing. ❤👋❤👋❤👋❤👋👋👋👋👋
She is incredible and I love her attitude, it is what I am surprised I never seen a sport person like her
She is simply amazing!
Guys! The NCCA rates different than elite gymnastics ok?
Love the support she gets from her teammates
She is like a cartoon superhero. Also her legs are goals❤
Katelyn Ohashi is so amazing. 💕👏🏻
She is so cute and charismatic ❤️ I loved her routine 🥰
It’s so amazing to finally see young ladies in gymnastics who: 1. Have fun, 2. Look happy, 3. Have bodies that look like a young lady instead of a 12 year old boy, 4. Exude confidence!
By 12 year old boy what do you mean
@@arielchester1340 starved (I think)
I don’t get the boy comment.
@Darrius Poitier
A lot of competing gymnasts have a very unhealthy body/development status for their age.
That usually means underdeveloped chest and hips, way too low body fat and very short. Some are basically forced to diet and starve to a point where they don’t even get their periods anymore.
All of these things should normally be found in prepubescent girls and especially boys, not grown women.
I don't think there's anybody on the Boise State team that looks like a boy. Especially Courtney Blackson.
her legs are so strong :0
Extrêmement intéressant ! Merci a vous deux
An amazing gymnast.
Absolutely stunning style 👍
Congrats Katelyn
Pffft. I'm over here like, I can walk straight... Sorta... 😂😂😂😂
Katelyn is my fave ❤️
This baby’ll put a smile on your face! ❤️
wow she’s so amazing i wish i was as good as her
This girl is fantastic....
I’m glad she is smiling and enjoying gymnastics ☺️
Fantastic!!! She's incredible!!!
10/10 for cuteness
every time i see this i get impressed
She is such an inspiration. What a beautiful gymnast who enjoys her sport. I say perfect.
Simply the best…perfect 10 again…awesome…
Her body and skills are beautiful.
She's finally back !!!!. She is proving all her haters WRONG !!!
She gets all the 10’s! She is a fantastic gymnast 🤸♀️ ❤❤
She's just beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
I'm willing to bet that 90% of the people saying it wasn't a 10 couldn't stand still on the beam for a whole minute, let alone jump around on it.
Ugh I hate it whenever someone tries to use that “argument” because it’s NOT an argument. You don’t have to be better at sth. to judge, you don’t have to be able to fly a plane to see that the pilot messed up. Dance teachers don’t even dance better than their students, yet they still judge. And the truth is that usually this NEVER would have been a 10 at like the Olympics or sth. but they were less strict I guess and that’s fine, but why pretend it’s perfect when it isn’t? She’s fabulous no matter what
@@stefanie_irl You're missing the point. If you don't know how to do gymnastics you most definitely don't understand how its judged or scored. Also you left this same reply somewhere else just get over it, people are just glad to see katlyn happy.
@@marz4328 What does me leaving that comment somewhere else have to do with anything? That’s none of your business, don’t worry about me I’m not obsessed just because I left a comment twice lol
whether someone cant stand on a beam or not doesnt change the fact that the score was fair. I also dont believe it was a ten just bc of the landing on the lay out
Her energy is everything
She adds a lot of flair to her routines with her bubbly personality and smile. 😊
She's so graceful
Watching a person with a stunning normal body do this makes me love her more
Every body is normal idiot.
@@omao4938 I mean not a magazine standard body love, I did not mean offence. She was abused being accused of being “large” which she is not.
@@milksips3876 maybe they said that she was too "large" for the sport. Which i think is valid tbh
@@adeshkantha7034 no they didn’t I’m afraid, they said horrid things about her to body shame a women, it was online vileness at its worse. And I’m unsure it’s fair to say she’s to big for the sport 🤣She got the first 10.00 in about 3 years in college Gymnastics, so unsure how she’s to big for a sport she was the top of her field in 😂
@@milksips3876 she is. She is clearly overweight...
that wink was 😍😍😍😍
Katelyn Ohashi is wife goals! I love curvy women😍😘💍❤️👊🏾🌹 #TheBae
She has grace. Beautiful
Ela brinca,ela se diverte. ela é a melhor,sempre sorridente.tem talento próprio ela é única.parabens!
The fact that they said she did the same tumbling pass when she was 12
I love how she’s up there doing all of that. Then there’s me who struggles to even do a cartwheel on the beam.
I can't even do a cartwheel on the floor...
@@aishijelly 😅
I can't even balance on a beam
Don't worry I can't even walk on the beam 🤣
Bro shes so gorgeous. I love watching people do these twists and turns, its so impressive. Shes awesome
I hope we get to see kate compete in the olympics she brings a new modern vibe to artistic gymnastics and she always looks like she's enjoying what she's doing x
she makes it look so easy 😳
she had a bobble on the layout but good job sis
Yeah she did, but I don't know if it was seen from a judges perspective. Also the thing is, they always talk about difficulcy being rewarded and she does a layout landing on two feet, which even in the FIG CoP is an E skill, so a full 0.2 more worth than a layout-stepout, which is a C skill. So I guess since thw wobble was tiny they were easier on it with the fact in mind that it is college gymnastics and the deductions here work a bit differently overall.
She's honestly one of the only ones that takes risks. Others don't take them because they want a perfect ten. She got a 10 from one judge when she did it to the full twist.
Show her how it's done
A bobble do you mean wobble? Maybe learn to spell before correcting things that you can't do
PFHHHH. UR NOT THE GODDAMN JUDGE.
She is a PERFECT 10 all the way. I pray that she wins GOLD & soon because she deserves it. 👍👍👍
Beautiful!
finally at 10 who don't look like she's 10 a real 10 so rare so powerful and to say that they use to shame her for a muscular body
Hermosa!!!!
What she does it always so good
She is amazing
She seems happier than any gymnast i've seen at the elite level. it's just not worth it if you're going to be putting your mental health at risk.
Don't quote me on this, but I'm pretty sure the bonus for the skill difficulty replaces the deduction from the mistake or something like that, so in elite she would've gotten the deduction but in college basically she didn't, that's why she got a 10! Also I think it's to do with the judges, some might give a deduction some may not!
So proud
This is perfection
OMG👑👑
She wobbled on her first pass
She got rewarded for taking a risk and not falling, because difficulty is NOT needed in college gymnastics. She only had a slight balance check, so they can't be harsh on her for the risk. Most of them don't take risks like that. Katelyn still takes it back to her elite days even if it's just one skill. Didn't do the full twist here, but it isn't something college gymnasts dare to do. Even ones that were olympians. They want a secure good score with something easy.
Samic Gymnast so that’s not a big deduction and she probably did something with bonus just for taking the risk
Samic Gymnast please you correct terms first of all and second the judges are on the side
Samantha Xiong cool, we all noticed
THEN YOU DO IT
She is so beautiful!! Its insane.
Amazing 👏👏
She has my big number...Beautiful
the layout the flexed foot in the aerial legs apart in the dismmount pretty amazing but more like a 9.6
BlueGrips I’ve never understood college judging
In college they reward you if your routine is more difficult. You can never get a score over 10, but if your difficulty is higher than whats needed, they will not be very harsh in deductions. Also, they just look at HUGE mistakes 😅
ilona sabanci Haha, are you a judge?
That was not a 9.6 a 9.6 would be that she wobbled lots of times or missed a connection. She did a little bobble so it maybe would just be a 9.9 or 9.975😂😂 and don’t judge when it’s spelled “dismount”
Your not the judge...and to everyone who is saying it is not a perfect 10
Welch Eleganz! Einfach wunderbar!
i liked that little dance she did at the end, you can tell she was very excited