Jordan Chiles INSANE Beam Save!!! 

she'd have to file the combination with the FIG and get approval and then successfully complete it in an international comp to get it named after her

@@lnisme0295 woosh

@@lnisme0295 yes, and it would be called the Chiles, not the Jordan

It was most definitely a save

You must be joking, arms flailing and whole leg soft and bent. Hideous.

A perfect pirouette doesn't have a bent leg dangling like a salami or arms flailing

@@ollieenger1424 It dies when it's done on a 4" wide beam and 4 feet off the ground.

I"m quite certain she did actually

I'd like to know if doing an Okino in side position is considered a new skill.

I remember the judging panel details of the d score were published that week and it showed how her D score included a wolf turn connection with the okino, just insane.

I believe she was. I heard about it a while back that she was credited for a single wolf turn plus a triple turn. Either way, amazing and beautiful save.

@@matthewhines9787 in order for you to submit a new skill, you need to have taped it on a USB cord and sent it to the FIG, so it wasn’t.

They didn’t. They treated it as a combination. Single Wolf turn + triple turn. Only deduction would have been the balance check at the end of the triple turn

B+E I believe

From what I read, she was in the middle of it and thought "wait...why am I still turning?" 😆

@@Margo-oj5yc sounds like Jordan thankyou for answering my question

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