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The History of Soccer Cleats

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History Soccer

Today, the black soccer cleat or the football boot, is a staple when playing the game. However, the soccer cleats that we know today hasn’t always been like that. The soccer cleat has evolved from a pair of boots that King Henry the VIII of England wore. From there, the pair of boots evolved to the cleats that even average people can now wear. If you’re interested in knowing how they evolved over time, here’s a brief history:

Tudor Period of England

The predecessor of soccer cleats came from a pair of leather boots made by Cornelius Johnson for King Henry VIII. It’s important to take note that there is no record at all as to whether King Henry VIII was an enthusiastic soccer player or not. However, his handmade boots served as the inspiration for modern day soccer shoes. In the next 300 years, the game of soccer became really popular and shoemakers started making modifications to further fit the game (such as including nails at the bottom).

1860s-1890s

Eventually, the English Football Association implemented a rule in 1863 banning nails or iron plates in games because of safety reasons. In 1880, leather studs were used instead. The official use of leather studs in games only became recognized when the English Football Association implemented it in the rulebook during 1891. These are the direct ancestors of the modern soccer cleats.

1900s-1960s

Soccer cleats evolved during the 1900s, specifically the 1920s. The changes were made by Adolf and Rudolf Dassler during the year 1924 in Germany. They formed the Dassler Brothers Shoe Factory and created the Adi, which is the first pair that they created. This was the early predecessor of Adidas, as we know today. Internal conflicts lead to the Dassler Brothers Shoe Factory closing down. Rudolf then branched out and created the brand Puma.

1970s-Present

1970s was a time when soccer cleats received the most professional endorsements. Many companies created more cleats to fit more competition needs. Companies such as Hummel and Everton came out with their own cleats following the World Cup.

In the 1980s, football boots were made with more emphasis on flexibility and trying to find the lightest soccer cleats. This was to allow the players to have better control and speed on the field. This was popularized by player Craig Johnston who was looking for the ideal boots to have a good “feel” of the field and the ball. In 1990s, the Adidas Predator was created based on this idea.

Eventually, Nike joined the market and got a huge share of the soccer cleats market. Though Nike specialized in creating running shoes, they innovated their existing running shoes to fit soccer. One of the most popular Nike cleats was Nike Tiempo, which was what Brazil players wore in the World Cup of 1994.

Today, soccer cleats have evolved, possessing all kinds of innovative features such as extra grip, softer padding, and others. What started out as a pair of black boots from King Henry VIII became a staple in one of the most popular games in Europe. Today, you need these cleats if you’re going to streak down the field and score a goal.… Read more..

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How to Choose the Best or Correct Cross Training Shoes

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If you are the type who execute different athlete activities varying from sports to aerobics, a cross training shoe might be appropriate for your needs. Whilst a few shoes are especially manufactured for particular activities like playing tennis, running or walking, a cross training shoe offers a functional alternative which could meet the requirements of the exerciser who prefers to do combination of physical activities as well as workouts.
Here are a few techniques on how to pick the correct or the best cross training shoes for you:

  1. Identify the cross-training shoe section in the shoe shop. Whilst these shoes are commonly marked, the buyer might have to ask sales experts to approve that the shoes you are trying on or searching for could satisfy your cross-training requirements.
  2. Make sure to pick some shoes in varying brands and try them on. The reason behind this is because each brand might offer a distinct model or design of a cross trainer. Take in mind that it is fundamental to try on a number of kinds so to point out which type of shoes shall suit your best.
  3. It is essential to test the fit of each shoe.How could this be done?
    •  This can be done through testing if the heel feels supported and secured while wearing the shoes; determine where the toe’s top is in relation to the shoe’s top and wiggle your toes.
  4. Think through fit issues linked to the shoe and ensure that you consider trying on each shoe with the socks that you will be wearing during physical activities and performances.What to consider when it comes to the right fit?
    • Try to walk and test if your feet feel supported and properly cushioned. Do your feet feel stable at the time you are maneuvering? Also make sure if the foot is lightweight enough for you to execute various workouts of your choice. If all these are all right, then, you have found the right shoe for you.What are the indications that could tell you it is high time to buy a new pair of cross-training shoes?It is time to purchase a new pair of cross-training shoes:
      • once you have already observed that the backs of your shoes are already broken and if there are unevenly worn soles.
      • whilst it is suggested that you stop using several shoes after 300 miles, take into consideration that a cross-training shoe wearer must consider about this in terms of hours. This simply conveys that it is valuable to replace your shoes after wearing for over one hundred hours.What about the stuff you will need?You only need:
        • a pair of socks which you will wear when executing various workouts and other physical activities.

As always, it is crucial to have proper and full support and stability which shall get you through your physical activities and workouts. Look for comfortable, durable and high performance type of cross training shoes. It is worth noting that when you are switching up your physical activities from cardio to strength training and repeat again, protection and support for your feet does wonders. Needless to say, having the right pair of cross-training shoes shall considerably assist you get through those physically challenging activities.… Read more..

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Gymnastic Quotes

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  • I don’t think anything is unrealistic if you believe you can do it. I think if you are determined enough and willing to pay the price, you can get it done. (Mike Ditka)
  • The important thing in the Olympic Games is not winning but taking part. The essential thing in life is not conquering but fighting well. (Baron de Coubertin, The Olympic Creed)
  • A life without purpose is a languid, drifting thing; Every day we ought to review our purpose, saying to ourselves: This day let me make a sound beginning, for what we have hitherto done is naught! (Thomas A. Kempis)
  • You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. (Eleanor Roosevelt)
  • Enjoyment is not a goal, it is a feeling that accompanies important ongoing activity. (Paul Goodman)
  • Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverance. (Samuel Johnson)
  • Hard work and togetherness. They go hand in hand. You need the hard work because it’s such a tough atmosphere… to win week in and week out. You need togetherness because you don’t always win, and you gotta hang though together. (Tony Dungy)
  • “I can’t do it” never yet accomplished anything: “I will try” has accomplished wonders. (George P. Burnham)
  • Success doesn’t “happen.” It is organized, preempted, captured, by consecrated common sense. (F.E. Willard)
  • We can often do more for other men by trying to correct our own faults than by trying to correct theirs. (Francois Fenelon)
  • A person is only as big as the dream they dare to live. (Unknown)
  • The sign of intelligent people is their ability to control emotions by the application of reason. (Marya Mannes)
  • There are no shortcuts to any place worth going. (Beverly Sills)
  • A professional is someone who can do his best work when he doesn’t feel like it. (Alistair Cooke)
  • Success doesn’t come to you…you go to it. (Marva Collins)
  • Genius is one per cent inspiration, ninety-nine per cent perspiration. (Thomas A. Edison (1847 – 1931), Harper’s Monthly, 1932)
  • It’s not the hours you put in your work that counts, it’s the work you put in the hours. (Sam Ewing)
  • People forget how fast you did a job – but they remember how well you did it. (Howard Newton)
  • The golden opportunity you are seeking is in yourself. It is not in your environment; it is not in luck or chance, or the help of other; it is in yourself alone. (Orison Swett Marden)
  • I do not think there is any other quality so essential to success of any kind as the quality of perseverance. It overcomes almost everything, even nature. (John D. Rockefeller)
  • Hard things are put in our way, not to stop us, but to call out our courage and strength. (Anonymous)
  • I wasn’t too good at vaulting, and I didn’t have running speed and jumping power. (Mitsuo Tsukahara, JPN, Intl. Gymnast 11/82)
  • The mind is perhaps one of the greatest factors in gymnastics; if one can’t control his mind, he can’t control his body. (William Meade, USA)
  • A great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. (Walter Bagehot)
  • Every single element, even the most hair-raising, can be improved. (Dmitry Bilozerchev, URS, World Gymnastics 1983/4)
  • Forget past mistakes. Forget failures. Forget everything except what you’re going to do now and do it. (William Durant, founder of General Motors)
  • Most successful men have not achieved their distinction by having some new talent or opportunity presented to them. They have developed the opportunity that was at hand. (Bruce Barton)
  • After a while, if you work on a certain move consistently then it doesn’t seem so risky. The idea is that the move stays dangerous and it looks dangerous to my opponents – but it isn’t to me. That is my secret. (Nadia Comaneci, ROM, The Illustrated History of Gymnastics)
  • Destiny is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice. It is not something to be waited for; but, rather something to be achieved. (William Jennings Bryan)
  • If you do the best you can, you will find, nine times out of ten, that you have done as well as or better than anyone else. (William Feather)
  • Talent alone is not enough. I believe that a really good gymnast is 10% inspiration and 90% perspiration. (Vladislav Rastorotsky, URS)
  • In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity. (Albert Einstein)
  • Never mind what others do; do better than yourself, beat your own record from day to day, and you are a success. (William J. H. Boetcker)
  • One time a French reporter asked me how I could do
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History of Gymnastics

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The sport of Gymnastics dates far beyond the Ancient Olympic Games. Acrobats entertained Egyptian nobility about 7,000 years ago and, judging by ancient frescoes, acrobats vaulted over the backs of bulls on the island of Crete when the Minoan civilization flourished, beginning about 2,700 BC. The Chinese some 2000 years before Ancient Olympic Games practised ritual mass Gymnastic exercises as part of the art of “Wushu”.
The term “gymnastics” derives from the Greek word for naked “gymnos”. In ancient Greece, male athletes trained and competed in the nude. Physical training took place in the palestra, a square, walled, open-air area equipped with changing rooms and baths. Activities included running, jumping, weightlifting, throwing, wrestling, and swimming, all classified as gymnastics.
The Romans followed the Greek example, to a point. The gymnasium was basically a training place for the Roman legions. The wooden horse was a Roman innovation, used to train soldiers to mount and dismount quickly. However, the Romans had little interest in sport for sport’s sake, and the Greek practice of nude exercise was viewed with distaste, as leading to the vice of homosexuality.
With the fall of Rome and the spread of Christianity through Europe, the knowledge that exercise leads to physical fitness seems to have been lost, along with the ideal of a healthy mind in a healthy body. Acrobatics survived, though. During Medieval times, traveling minstrel shows included songs, stories, and tumbling.
Modern gymnastics began with the work of Johann Friedrich GutsMuths (1759-1839) from Germany, who developed a complete program of exercises designed to improve balance and suppleness as well as muscular strength. His follower – a gymnastics teacher Friedrich Ludwig Jahn (1778-1852) believed, that turnen was an old Teutonic word that meant doing gymnastics, and he adopted it in place of Gymnastik. A gymnast was a Turner, a gymnastics organization a Turnverein, a gymnasium a Turnplatz, and a gymnastics festival a Turnfest. Jahn developed three types of apparatus that are still used in gymnastics: the high bar, parallel bars, and rings. He also created the forerunner of the balance beam, in form of a long pine log suspended on supports. But his influence went far beyond mere apparatus and teaching techniques.
Another of GutsMuths’ disciples was Franz Nachtegall, who founded a private gymnasium in Copenhagen in 1799. The Crown Prince of Denmark felt that gymnastics would be useful for military training. He created the Military Gymnastic Institute in 1804 and appointed Nachtegall its director. Per Henrik Ling of Sweden (1766-1839) studied at Nachtegall’s gymnasium for five years and brought the ideas he learned back to his native country. Jahn’s system of exercise and use of apparatus had focused mainly on developing muscular strength. Ling, who was also a fencing master, was more interested in the harmonious development of the body. He focused on movements leading to esthetically pleasing body positions. Where Jahn’s gymnasts often did exercises while holding dumbbells, Ling emphasized free exercises. Because he worked primarily with the military at the royal institute, Ling’s classes were highly regimented. Students followed the leader in a series of movements that had to be performed in sequence and in unison, ending in the specified body position. However, Ling’s followers placed more emphasis on self-expression through an individual’s movement, bringing gymnastics somewhat closer to dance.
Gymnastics spread through Europe primarily as physical training for the military. In France, Francisco Amoros founded the Ecole de Joinville for military training in 1852. Amoros espoused a system of gymnastics that included work on apparatus, calisthenics, and singing. Phokion Heinrich Clias (1782-1854) became a gymnastics instructor in Switzerland and worked with the Swiss Army early in the 19th century. Archibald MacLaren opened a private gymnasium in Oxford in 1858.
Starting with the military, gymnastics trickled down, so to speak. Civilian federations were formed in several European countries. The German Gymnastics Club was the first, in 1860. The Prague Gymnastic Association, later renamed Prague Sokol was founded by Miroslav Tyrs and Jindrich Fugner on February 16th, 1862 as the first physical education organization in the Austro – Hungarian empire at a time of political freedom in the 1860´s. Eight other units were founded in Bohemia and Moravia in the same year. The leader Miroslav Tyrs invented gymnastic exercises and terminology (The Basis of Gymnastics). In 1869, the Gymnastic Society of Czech Women and Girls was founded. Other federations were established in Belgium in 1865, Poland in 1867, Holland in 1868, France in 1873, and Russia in 1883. Pyotr Lesgaft, the founder of the Russian gymnastics movement, worked with the Imperial Army beginning in 1874. He felt that Jahn’s gymnastics, as promulgated by the Turners, was too dependent on equipment. Lesgaft’s methods, like Ling’s, emphasized movement. England’s Amateur Gymnastic and Fencing Association was founded in 1888.
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GYMNASTICS NEWS MAY 2008

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Birthdays in May
May 01 1970 Kaplan Ron ISR
May 01 1986 Seligman Robert CRO
May 02 1988 Shcherbatykh Olga UKR
May 03 1942 Caslavska Vera TCH
May 03 1976 Hadarean Vanda ROU
May 03 1988 Erceg Tina CRO
May 04 1984 Kuyakin Vadym UKR
May 05 1976 KoivunenRiku FIN
May 05 1977 Portocarrero Luisa GUA
May 06 1976 Koivunen Riku FIN
May 06 1982 Shewfelt Kyle CAN
May 06 1991 Kosmidis Eleftherios GRE
May 08 1976 Becks Elvira HOL
May 09 1970 Silivas Daniela ROU
May 10 1974 Mönkkönen Jari FIN
May 10 1977 Borden Amanda USA
May 11 1980 Christensen Thomas DEN
May 11 1987 Rosu Monica ROU
May 12 1966 Roethlisberger Marie USA
May 13 1987 Trefilovs Dmitri LAT
May 14 1978 Brink Heather USA
May 14 1986 Araujo Luis POR
May 15 1974 Fardan Kasper DEN
May 15 1983 Zonderland Herre NED
May 15 1984 Guettaf Abdelkader ALG
May 15 1990 Hickel Svenja GER
May 16 1955 Korbut Olga BLR
May 16 1989 Stavrinaki Panaya Athena CYP
May 21 1984 Sandy Casey CAN
May 22 1962 Daggett Tim USA
May 22 1974 Onodi Henrietta HUN
May 22 1981 Mayer Marco AUT
May 23 1964 Suter Wes USA
May 23 1969 Shushunova Elena RUS
May 23 1977 Grivich Hilary USA
May 23 1984 Graca Bernardo POR
May 24 1972 Skaldina Oksana RUS
May 24 1979 Lu Bin CHN
May 24 1984 Bergamelli Monica ITA
May 27 1970 Panova Dianca BUL
May 27 1975 Umeh Stella CAN
May 29 1988 Cheng Fei CHN
May 29 1988 Tajdue Martha POL
May 31 1970 Mar Sabrina USA
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  • World Stars World Cup – Apparatus Finals. Moscow (RUS) 2008 May 30
    Men’s Floor Finals
    1 GOLOTSUTSKOV Anton RUS 15.650
    2 HYPOLITO Diego BRA 15.625
    3 WAMMES Jeffrey NED 15.050
    7 PIASECKY Samuel SVK
    Pommel Horse Finals
    1 KEATINGS Daniel GBR 15.975
    2 SMITH Louis GBR 15.850
    3 BERKI Krisztian HUN 15.725
    Rings Finals
    1 PLUZHNIKOV Konstantin RUS 16.325
    2T VOROBYOV Olexander UKR 16.275
    2T RODRIGUES Danny FRA 16.275
    Men’s Vault Finals
    1 GOLOTSUTSKOV Anton RUS 16,362
    2 WIGNANITZ Raphaël FRA 16,300
    3 VASILIEV Anatoli RUS 16,150
    Parallel Bars Finals
    1 CUCHERAT Yann FRA 16.225
    2 PETKOVSEK Mitja SLO 15.750
    3 RYAZANOV Yury RUS 15.650
    4 PIASECKY Samuel SVK
    Horizontal Bar Finals
    1 VASILIEV Anatoli RUS 15.700
    2 ZONDERLAND Epke NED 15.250
    3 SABOT Hamilton FRA 15.200
    Women’s Vault Finals
    1T PAVLOVA Anna RUS 14.750
    1T BARBOSA Jade BRA 14.750
    3 KAESLIN Ariella SUI 14.587
    Uneven Bars Finals
    1 SEMENOVA Ksenia RUS 16.075
    2 PANG Panpan CHN 15.400
    3 ZGOBA Dariya UKR 15.325
    Balance Beam Finals
    1 LINLIN Deng CHN 15.825
    2 LIU CHN 15.400
    3 PAVLOVA Anna RUS 15.350
    Women’s Floor Exercise Finals
    1 LINLIN Deng CHN 14.800
    2 AFANASEVA Ksenia RUS 14.775
    3 JOURA Daria AUS 14.300

    A star on vault, Sacramone discusses life outside gym
    USA Today – USA – Wed May 28, 2008
    At 20, Alicia Sacramone is already an accomplished veteran on the U.S. women’s national gymnastics team. Last year she helped the USA win team gold at the world championships. Individually, she took silver on floor and bronze on vault at worlds.

    Miles Avery voted 2008 USA Gymnastics Coach of the Year
    BigTenNetwork.com – USA – Wed May 28, 2008
    Miles Avery, Ohio State men’s gymnastics head coach and personal coach for Paul and Morgan Hamm and Blaine Wilson, was awarded the 2008 USA Gymnastics Coach of the Year honor after a vote by his peers at the 2008 VISA Championships last weekend in Houston.

    Paul Hamm successfully underwent hand surgery
    USA Gymnastics – USA – Tue May 27, 2008
    Paul Hamm successfully underwent hand surgery earlier today. Hamm broke the fourth metacarpal of his right hand on May 22 during his parallel bars routine at the 2008 Visa Championships in Houston, Texas.

    Paul Hamm fractured the fourth metacarpal on his right hand
    USA Gymnastics – USA – Fri May 23, 2008
    Based on X-rays taken this morning at Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine, Paul Hamm fractured the fourth metacarpal on his right hand. The injury occurred on the parallel bars during the first night of men’s competition at the 2008 Visa Championships in Houston. Hamm has withdrawn from the Visa Championships. He will have the opportunity to petition to the Men’s Program Committee for the U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Gymnastics.

    Paul Hamm leads men’s all-around at 2008 Visa Championships
    USA Gymnastics – USA – Thu May 22, 2008
    2004 Olympic all-around champion Paul Hamm of Waukesha, Wis., leads the men’s all-around competition at the 2008 Visa Championships at Reliant Arena in Houston, Texas, after the first of two days of competition. The final round is Saturday, May 24, at 6 p.m. CT.

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Gymnastic News 2007

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Gymnastics Headlines
– Kristina Vaculik won Senior Elite Canada Title Dec 15
– China: Contracts to prevent serious injuries and drug use Dec 6
– Petition For Olympic Games Wild Card Nomination for Aljaz Pegan Dec 6
– Good Luck Beijing 2007 – Event Finals Day 3 Dec 3
– Good Luck Beijing 2007 – Event Finals Day 2 Dec 2
– Good Luck Beijing 2007 – Event Finals Day 1 Dec 1
– Alabama gymnastics signs three national team members for 2009 class Nov 30
– Good Luck Beijing 2007 – International Gymnastics Competition Nov 29
– USA dominates at 2007 Junior Pan American Championships Nov 25
– 5th European Championships in Aerobic Gymnastics Nov 23
– Glasgow Grand Prix 2007 – Finals Nov 10
– Swiss Cup Mixed Pairs Finals Zürich (SUI) Nov 04
– Trampoline and Tumbling World Championships Quebec Nov 03
– Hiroyuki Tomita won his fourth consecutive Japanese AA title Oct 28
– 25th International DTB-Cup 2007 Stuttgart (GER) – Finals Oct 27
– Shawn Johnson has a minor leg injury Oct 27
– 25th International DTB-Cup 2007 Stuttgart (GER) – Qualification Oct 26
– 2007 Leverkusen Cup. Leverkusen (GER) Oct 13
– Stuttgart 2007 – Canadian gymnast Shewfelt to skip worlds after injury Aug 28
– Stuttgart 2007 – An All-Records World Championship Aug 27
– Takehiro Kashima (JPN) has broken his arm during training in Stuttgart Aug 25
– Great Britain vs Brazil friendly meet at Ipswich (GBR) Aug 18-19 Aug 20
– USA Gymnastics names U.S. Teams for 2007 World Championships Aug 20
– 2007 Visa Championshipsc – HP Pavilion at San Jose Aug 15-18 Aug 20
– 24th Universiade Bangkok 2007 – Bangkok (THA) Aug 09
– Czech Republic – Great Britain – Switzerland in Brno (CZE) Aug 06
– FIG 2007 China World Cup Gymnastics – Shanghai (CHN) Jul 29
– 2007 European Youth Olympic Festival – Finals Jul 27
– 2007 European Youth Olympic Festival Belgrade, Serbia Jul 26
– Pan American Games – Apparatus Finals Jul 17
– Pan American Games – AA Women Finals Jul 16
– Pan American Games – AA Men Finals Jul 15
– Pan American Games – Teams Jul 14
– China’s Wang making miraculous recovery Jul 06
– US Women’s team for 2007 Pan American Games Jul 04
– Dutch National Championships Women and Juniors Jun 21
– 40th World Championships Stuttgart (GER) – Drawing of Lots Jun 18
– National Championships of China Jun 18
– U.S. men to compete against Russia and Ukraine, June 30, in Kiev Jun 15
– National Championships of China Jun 15
– Philippe Rizzo ruptured an Achilles tendon Jun 11
– So far 71 federations have registered for 2007 Worlds Jun 05
– World Cup – Buenos Aires (ARG) – Finals Jun 04
– USA named women’s Pan American Games Training Squad Jun 01
– 2007 World Stars Moscow (RUS) – Finals May 26
– 2007 World Stars Moscow (RUS): Men Women May 25
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  • Dec 15 – Kristina Vaculik won Senior Elite Canada Title
    Gemini athlete Kristina Vaculik captured the senior women’s title at the 2007 Elite Canada Gymnastics Championships in Abbotsford. In second place is first time senior Peng-Peng Lee (Seneca) and Nansy Damianova of Gymnix took the bronze
    Results Women » Results Men »
  • Dec 07 – China: Contracts to prevent serious injuries and drug use
    In an unusual move to secure a gymnastics golden harvest at next year’s Olympic Games, Chinese gymnasts and their coaches will sign contracts with the sport’s state governing center to ensure everyone in the 2008 lineup will be injury free and drug free. All the Chinese national coaches will sign contracts to prevent serious injuries from happening before the Beijing Games.
  • Dec 06 – Petition For Olympic Games Wild Card Nomination for Aljaz Pegan
  • Dec 03 – Good Luck Beijing 2007 – Apparatus Finals Day 3
    Men�s Parallel Bars Finals A B Pen Score
    1 LIANG Mingsheng CHN 6.800 9.000 15.800
    2 FENG Zhe CHN 7.000 8.775 15.775
    3 YANG Taeyoung KOR 6.800 8.950 15.750
    Men�s Horizontal Bar Finals A B Pen Score
    1 KIM Jihoon KOR 6.500 8.925 15.425
    2 HOSHI Yosuke JPN 6.400 8.750 15.150
    3 TANAKA Kazuhito JPN 6.200 8.800 15.000
    Results Finals Men »»
    Women�s Beams Finals A B Pen Score
    1 CHENG Fei CHN 6.700 9.025 15.725
    2 MITCHELL Lauren AUS 6.700 8.900 15.600
    3 MEMMEL Chellsie USA 6.400 8.900 15.300
    Results Finals Women »»
  • Dec 02 – Good Luck Beijing 2007 – Apparatus Finals Day 2
    Men�s Rings Finals A B Pen Score
    1 LU Bin CHN 7.200 8.800 16.000
    2 YAN Mingyong CHN 7.400 8.500 15.900
    3 PINHEIRO RODRIGUES FRA 7.300 8.400 15.700
    Men�s Vault Finals VT A B Pen Vault Total
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