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Remembering Rotterdam…The 2010 Women’s World Team Final

Anna Dementieva Floor 2010 World Team Finals Ksenia Afansyeva Floor 2010 World Team Finals Since the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991 and began competing as separate [...]

By amgym|2017-01-09T01:05:24-05:00October 6th, 2011|Categories: Andy's Angle, Blogs|Tags: 2011 world gymnastics championships, Aliya Mustafina, andrew thornton, andy thornton, andy thornton blog, Andy's Angle, Anna Dementieva, dina kochetkova, ekaterina kurbatova, ekaterina lobaznyuk, Elena Produnova, Ksenia Afanasyeva, ksenia semenova, lilia podkopayeva, roza galieva, svetlana khorkina, tatiana nabieva, viktoria komova|1 Comment

Math Madness! And The Favorite for the Women’s Team Title In Tokyo Is….

After losing multiple world medalist Rebecca Bross, struggling through the most disastrous national championships we’ve ever seen, and selecting five world championship rookies for its seven-member squad, could the USA [...]

By amgym|2017-01-09T01:05:37-05:00September 24th, 2011|Categories: Andy's Angle, Blogs|Tags: 2010 world gymnastics championships, 2011 world gymnastics championships, Aliya Mustafina, andrew thornton, andy thornton, andy thornton blog, Andy's Angle, catalina ponor, jordyn wieber, rebecca bross, Sui Lu, tan sixin, viktoria komova, yao jinnan|0 Comments

Gabrielle Douglas…America’s Answer to the Bars Dilemma?

It’s been no secret that the U.S. women have been searching for a bars specialist for at least the last three years. Nastia Liukin was able to fill much of [...]

By amgym|2017-01-09T01:08:08-05:00June 4th, 2011|Categories: Andy's Angle, Blogs|Tags: Aliya Mustafina, ana dementieva, andrew thornton, andy thornton, andy thornton blog, Andy's Angle, bridget sloan, gabrielle douglas, mackenzie caquatto, rebecca bross, tatiana nabieva, viktoria komova|0 Comments

Day 1 at Women’s Euros…Random Thoughts!

I haven't seen all the videos from the competition, but I've seen quite a few. Here are some of my random observations based on videos and results from Day 1 [...]

By amgym|2015-10-12T20:14:34-04:00April 7th, 2011|Categories: Andy's Angle, Blogs|Tags: 2011 european gymnastics championships, Aliya Mustafina, ana porgras, andrew thornton, andy thornton, andy thornton blog, Andy's Angle, beth tweddle, carlotta ferlito, oksana chusovitina, sandra izbasa, tatiana nabieva, vanessa ferrari|0 Comments

Five Major Themes From the 2011 American Cup

The All-Around Lives On. I feel like this year’s American Cup ended up being a big step in the right direction for not only this competition, but for gymnastics in [...]

By amgym|2017-01-09T01:09:27-05:00March 6th, 2011|Categories: Andy's Angle, Blogs|Tags: 2011 american cup, Aliya Mustafina, andrew thornton, andy thornton, Andy's Angle, hannah whelan, huang qiushuang, Jake Dalton, jessica lopez, Jon Horton, Jonathan Horton, jordyn wieber, philip boy, rebecca bross, viktoria komova|0 Comments

American Cup Preview – Women

Aliya Mustafina might need to bring her “A-game” to Jacksonville after all. The newly crowned world champion was absolutely invincible less than five months ago at her first worlds outing [...]

By amgym|2017-01-09T01:09:33-05:00March 1st, 2011|Categories: Andy's Angle, Blogs|Tags: 2011 american cup, Aliya Mustafina, Aly Raisman, andrew thornton, andy thornton, Andy's Angle, ariella kaeslin, hannah whelan, huang quishuang, jessica lopez, jordyn wieber, lauren mitchell, nicole hibbert|0 Comments

Top Ten Most Intriguing Senior Women of 2010

1. Alicia Sacramone, United States Alicia Sacramone Vault 2010 World Championships Event Final Alicia Sacramone Beam 2010 World Championships Event Final For the past two years, the former world [...]