bullcrap you gotta get your mind together and be determined and stubborn and dont give up man its not to late im 17 and i started gymnastics when i was 16, i had trained freerunning for 2 years before but it doesnt matter its not too late remember, its easy to starts and its as easy to give up. real strength comes when you dont quit and keep going til you reach your goal :)
At the end of the day its not only skill who decides who wins, its also who´s got the "strongest stomach" in other words who can handle stress and nervousness best!
That's exactly what I said. That being a gymnast first gives you a very good base to start on. But it does not automatically make you a great tumbler. I'm sure you're a good tumbler, and i don't doubt you're benefiting greatly from your gymnastics background, but you're provincial level, that doesn't exactly mean "great". the debate was because someone said an ex-gymnast could easily be world champion in tumbling if he wanted. thanks for making my point.
It's the first time that I realized that there's such a sport. It's quite interesting. What will happen if a world-class gymnist switch to tumbling? Will he/she claim the title with ease after some short term training?
@onetrupairing - im no expert BUT I think power tumbling is done on rod floors.......if you look at the floor you can see the amount of spring is more than a gymnastics floor area!
I said that they use a rod floor. I train gymnast full time, I understand gymnastics equipment pretty well. I have set up two gyms from the floor up. I am not stupid; I do this for a living.
i beg to differ. If you were to take the top gymnasts in the world. I.E.: Yang Wei, Paul Hamm, Johnathan Horton, Flavius Koczi, Marian Dragulescu, Justin Spring to name a few, i bet you that would dominate power tumbling with some ease. Of course they would have to train some, but have you seen their difficulty on floor and vault and such. I think they could easily become world-class power tumblers. Im not knocking the sport though!
well we last longer in trampoline and tumbling than they do in artistic. theres actually a 60+ year old man that still trains trampoline. i mean of course hes not great but he can still do the sport
Anapo144 yes I do know how “springy” the floor is stop trying to put athletes who have trained hard for this all floors are different you might’ve trained on springier rather than scacoon
I dont doubt that they would be good, they might even indeed dominate. But it's not for sure, and I don't think that they have an advantage over the world's top tumblers who've been training in tumbling for years. Yeah they would probably not have to train that much to be already at a world level, but they dont have super powers, and wouldn't necessarily surpass the guys that have been training in tumbling for 15+ years.
it's false i know personnaly guys ancient acrobats who practise at their level and still do some running , weight lifting , basics flips and stuff ; i saw a guy at the beach , an ancient gymnast , he was 46 , he show me roundoff flip to backflip on sand , i was impressed !!!
Artistic gymnast do not have enough length on the floor to tumble out of a double, so there would be no point in training them to tumble out of a double. (Just to let you know I train competitive gymnast)
I know from personal experience that they get stunted, my entire family is 5' 10'' or taller and I was told when I was very young that there was a good chance I would be about 6' and if you look at me know you would laugh about that comment. I am only 5'4'' but I am as strong as an ox!
All this talk of comparing tumblers with gymnasts is futile - gymnasts do NOT compete on this type of surface! hence no one seeing them tumble out of a double back - anyone think this would be possible on tumbling mats of the 1960'??? no dont think so.....
hahaha are you kidding?? what makes you think that gymnasts are so much better then tumblers? ive never seen a gymnast tumble out of a double. yes the sports are related but no a gymnast would not automatically be a great tumbler.
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The performance of the russian guy and the american was spectacular. I never thought that anyone can do that. The tumblings were amazing!
OUTSTANDING!!!
bullcrap you gotta get your mind together and be determined and stubborn and dont give up man its not to late im 17 and i started gymnastics when i was 16, i had trained freerunning for 2 years before but it doesnt matter its not too late
remember, its easy to starts and its as easy to give up. real strength comes when you dont quit and keep going til you reach your goal :)
I've met Kalon Ludvigson. He's in my region. Pretty cool guy. Sick tumbler though! He rocks.
Those guys are pretty amazing.
The last athlete performed a whip-triple!!! 0_0 that was just incredible!
Love it!
Ludvigson is actually German/Danish. His family is German (Ludvig) and moved to Denmark (son)
amazing
At the end of the day its not only skill who decides who wins, its also who´s got the "strongest stomach" in other words who can handle stress and nervousness best!
That's exactly what I said. That being a gymnast first gives you a very good base to start on. But it does not automatically make you a great tumbler. I'm sure you're a good tumbler, and i don't doubt you're benefiting greatly from your gymnastics background, but you're provincial level, that doesn't exactly mean "great". the debate was because someone said an ex-gymnast could easily be world champion in tumbling if he wanted. thanks for making my point.
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omg the first Chinese guy and the last Russian guy were fantastic
all there is to say is wow
It's the first time that I realized that there's such a sport. It's quite interesting. What will happen if a world-class gymnist switch to tumbling? Will he/she claim the title with ease after some short term training?
@onetrupairing - im no expert BUT I think power tumbling is done on rod floors.......if you look at the floor you can see the amount of spring is more than a gymnastics floor area!
Does that floor hurt the ankles? It must be soft in a sense to be able to achieve these amazing passes!
oh ya they didnt air any first passes in tumbling or dmt on cbc. i dont know why... its kinda stupid, sorry.
I think he meant do you have the first passes, but as you said they weren't aired. Can't see why they weren't though.
yeah but gymnastics is way more varied and takes a very large variety of skills
yeah!
I could believe that! They are using a rod floor for more ease of tumbling.
I said that they use a rod floor. I train gymnast full time, I understand gymnastics equipment pretty well. I have set up two gyms from the floor up. I am not stupid; I do this for a living.
no it is true that in some cases gymnastics stunts growth
these guys doing back handsprings with their hands out is scaring me..i feel like their elbows are gonna explode...turn em in!
i beg to differ. If you were to take the top gymnasts in the world. I.E.: Yang Wei, Paul Hamm, Johnathan Horton, Flavius Koczi, Marian Dragulescu, Justin Spring to name a few, i bet you that would dominate power tumbling with some ease. Of course they would have to train some, but have you seen their difficulty on floor and vault and such. I think they could easily become world-class power tumblers. Im not knocking the sport though!
what he meant bro is... do you have the full video of the 1st pass if you do upload it... i dont think the showed 1st pass on CBC or did they buddy..
It's called power tumbling.... It's always been with rod floors.
2 meters is 6'6 5'4 is about a third of a meter smaller
well we last longer in trampoline and tumbling than they do in artistic. theres actually a 60+ year old man that still trains trampoline. i mean of course hes not great but he can still do the sport
I agree but the floor they bounce on is bouncier than a gymnastics floor
Why do you think that?
I know I am ignorant. Tumbling just looks like a combination of floor exercise and vault. Sorry, I didn't mean to be disrespectful to the sport.
How does this thing even happen?
haha! you can see the kalon guy say what the F... haha
5:52
The commentators didn't mention he had a red bull?
besides, i've done a little power tumbling in my day and do you know how springy that floor is. i found myself doing a full-in not even trying!! LOL!!
Anapo144 yes I do know how “springy” the floor is stop trying to put athletes who have trained hard for this all floors are different you might’ve trained on springier rather than scacoon
Their muscles can also make them look smaller
I dont doubt that they would be good, they might even indeed dominate. But it's not for sure, and I don't think that they have an advantage over the world's top tumblers who've been training in tumbling for years. Yeah they would probably not have to train that much to be already at a world level, but they dont have super powers, and wouldn't necessarily surpass the guys that have been training in tumbling for 15+ years.
krylov is a fucking beast!!!
chinese did a great job!
Andrey Krylov ! The Best ;D
what?
um a tumbler and gymnast are the same thing except a gymnast does more activities
Ludvigson is a swedish name! he has swedish blood running through hi venes..
it's false i know personnaly guys ancient acrobats who practise at their level and still do some running , weight lifting , basics flips and stuff ;
i saw a guy at the beach , an ancient gymnast , he was 46 , he show me roundoff flip to backflip on sand , i was impressed !!!
@PithikiTricks hey! no hate im 6'3 and i have a double twist
Artistic gymnast do not have enough length on the floor to tumble out of a double, so there would be no point in training them to tumble out of a double. (Just to let you know I train competitive gymnast)
I came to see an Asian guy win xD
I know from personal experience that they get stunted, my entire family is 5' 10'' or taller and I was told when I was very young that there was a good chance I would be about 6' and if you look at me know you would laugh about that comment. I am only 5'4'' but I am as strong as an ox!
Russians usually kick ass on those competitions.
Allstar cheerleaders tumble out of doubles.... all the time. haha
i can do that i just dont wont 2
dave ashton yeah sure said every 6 year old ever
all asian in disguise
All this talk of comparing tumblers with gymnasts is futile - gymnasts do NOT compete on this type of surface! hence no one seeing them tumble out of a double back - anyone think this would be possible on tumbling mats of the 1960'??? no dont think so.....
Russians and their mullets...
hahaha are you kidding??
what makes you think that gymnasts are so much better then tumblers? ive never seen a gymnast tumble out of a double. yes the sports are related but no a gymnast would not automatically be a great tumbler.
i would puke all over the track
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