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Im not an avid uneven bars watcher, but aren’t they too close? I’ve never seen some of these moves before in the transitions
Some of those moves are now prohibited because too many people got hurt
… meanwhile my body made 87 popping noises this morning getting out of bed.
That’s Olga Korbut. The move that she does where she stands on the top bar, backflips and spins down to the second bar is called, “The Korbut Flip.” It is also sometimes called, “The dead loop.”
It is banned from competition for being too dangerous to safely attempt.
Fucking Spiderman couldn’t do that shit