The HARDEST SKILL in Men's and Women's Artistic Gymnastics 

That's the first time I've heard it described as a "serious reporter" voice, but somehow it really fits 😂A new angle, I guess - glad it made you laugh!! Just FYI, the person that writes the video scripts, and the person who voices them (me!) are different people, so that weirdness is probably on me for misinterpreting how the writer meant it, or else being as weirdly stiff and formal as I ABSOLUTELY can be sometimes!! 😅

Loving ❤ 😍 💖 ❣ 💕 💘 Simone Biles is doing her excellent skills on Floor Exercise Routine with Triple Twisting Double Tuck.

Layed out would require so much more power, she is getting more older and we wouldn't want to risk her with a possible lifelong injury

@@Zephur0s well everything is a risk, obviously she would have to want to try it, she always overrated her double double layout and has a lot of power/control over the Biles, so I think she could do it with a smaller risk than Jade, looking at that one video and her landing

Simone’s a mix of genetics and mental fortitude, she has the potential to lay it out, as she has said she’s not yet retired

Jade Carey tried it layed out

you mean super dope

a female gymnast can actually do what you just described. its not an official skill yet tho.

Why would they add it. It's not an I

these are floor skills in MAG and WAG, as he mentions 20 seconds in

@@corrugatedmetal6598 true. The title is misleading though as it doesn’t specify that it’s just floor. I did see in another video he mentioned the Miyachi

the video is on the most difficult *floor* skills /gen

It's really not forcing that at all. If anything, they want medium high difficulty with perfect execution. The super hard "one up" skills arent really as enforced as you think. Plus, they have started making enforcements on the artistic side of things, more so in this new code of points

@@hazelnutspred3348 and didn't they also start reducing the rating for some of Simone's elements so people weren't encouraged to also try it and get hurt? So there are in fact enforcements in place, as you said!

@@mrsfrappucchinoblub6005 well no. Simone submitted the double double dismount on beam, and logically, based on the level of difficulty between the double tuck (D, 0.4) and the double tuck with a full twist (G, 0.7), it should have recieved a J (1.0) rating. Instead it was given only an H (0.8) for it being too difficult. All of the other skills simone did were already established, except for the triple double on floor, which did recieve the rating it deserved. It kinda makes sense that they did give it that rating just based on things that they've previously banned or devalued for the sake of the gymnasts safety. For example, the produnova vault was a somet high rating but the gymnasts that competed that skill were practically just throwing themselves into the air and hoping to land feet first. I think vault and floor are the most injury prone events, so devaluing skills across all events to make it less probable for injury just makes sense. Its not fun watching gymnasts get hurt

I don't think I agree, seeing the way most gymnasts who can have that crazy difficulty, on floor and vault especially, usually don't perform those skills consistently enough to win medals, so they end up going for a still high but more conservative difficulty score that can be executed incredibly well. If you look a the results of the last world championships that just ended in Liverpool, the execution scores almost always decided who was medalling or not, especially since E score wins in case of a tie break. I also know that in women's gymnastics there is a part of execution called artistry, and judges deduct pretty liberally on floor and beam if that isn't displayed enough. The effect of a lot of people pushing difficulty higher is probably a mix of better equipment and training/ recovery methods over time, coupled with the desire to get their name in the Code of Points. The FIG has been doubling down on execution mistakes and making it harder to submit a new skill, and they periodically downgrade the higher skills as well.

@@hazelnutspred3348 Agreed, the Nagorny is clearly undervalued at I and is actually not worth performing since the Liukin (triple back tuck) is H; you'd instantly lose that extra 0.1 through inevitable deductions anyway while the Nagorny is much riskier. The trend in the COP is that the additional DV given to extremely difficult elements tapers out after a certain point

Done before on men's. rated h

It's called the Ri Jong Song in MAG and rated G. There's also thd layed out version which is H.

Men did it first and is rated G

ok

keyword: unofficial

if it’s unofficial, it doesn’t have a rating lol. So he can’t add it in the video 😂

@@taylorburtis but... But.. I... I love it🥺

@@tomasduarte6633 Oh trust me, I know! She may never perform it, just because she might break her ankles 😂

Triple twisting double straight.