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Posted on 1/8/22 at 10:42 am to
Posted by iwyLSUiwy
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Posted on 1/8/22 at 10:42 am to
Thanks for the reply I know the scoring and how the selection committee goes about it just bc I've followed LSU/USA gymnastics for a good while now. I was just always curious as to the elite and level 10 stuff. Wasn't sure if one of those were considered better than the other.

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When it comes to the elite world (Olympic and World Championship level) At least in the United States, gymnasts have to qualify for that level of competition by doing a qualifier and showing compulsory (proof of mastery of all the required basic skills that make up a routine) and optional (additional high level skills that you have learned and plan to compete) skills


There it is. Didn't realize elite was the the term for Olympic and championship levels. I thought those were in a class of their own.

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That’s why someone like Laurie Hernandez at 16 got to represent the USA in Rio


My post made it seem like I was hating on Lauri. I was just using her as an example bc thats who popped in my head as one of the youngest of recent Olympics.
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