No. His wife is the current "head coach," and Shawn's coach is also one of the coaches. I'm sure Bela is still quite involved.So did Bella retire from coaching then?
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No. His wife is the current "head coach," and Shawn's coach is also one of the coaches. I'm sure Bela is still quite involved.So did Bella retire from coaching then?
There isn't any widespread scandal, if that's what you're looking for. In the qualification round, Shawn Johnson absolutely nailed her beam routine- not a single imperfection- but the judges gave her a comparatively poor score. Afterwards, Bella Corolli was pretty much beside himself in an interview, and came right out and accused some of the judges of having anti-US bias, and taking it out on Johnson's score. He was pretty unhappy about it, and from other posters, it sounds like he also knows what he's talking about.What's the drama with Shawn and the balance beam. I looked for it on the interweb and couldn't find any mention of the balance beam.
I thought Shawn got screwed on her Balance Beam score.
No. His wife is the current "head coach," and Shawn's coach is also one of the coaches. I'm sure Bela is still quite involved.
I beleive that Marta is the head coach and Bella now runs USA Gymnastics. If Lyukin's score was 9.975 then Shawns should have definately been higher. Bella was astonished that two judges gave it an 8.8, called them outright cheaters.
Johnson competed in the American Cup on March 1, 2008 in Madison Square Garden. On vault, she fell on her Amanar vault and received a score of 15.175. She stated[citation needed] that her attempt to "stick" the vault caused her to stumble. She scored 15.625 on uneven bars, 16.325 on balance beam, and 15.975 on floor exercise. In the All-Around, Johnson ranked first on the vault, balance beam, and floor. Nastia Liukin[citation needed], won the All-Around title. Johnson won the silver medal.
One week later, Johnson competed in Jesolo, Italy against Italy, Spain, and Poland, with teammates Jana Bieger, Olivia Courtney, Chelsea Davis, Bridget Sloan, and Samantha Peszek. The U.S. won the junior and senior all-around team titles, and Johnson won the individual all-around title with a score 61.7 points. She also earned the highest scores on three of four events, on vault (15.2), beam (16.2), and floor (15.0.)
Iowa's golden girl finished in first place overall with a score of 62.725. Johnson scored a 16.000 on the vault, 15.325 on the uneven bars, 15.975 on the balance beam and 15.425 on the floor exercise.
If she needs a shoulder to cry on, I've got dibbs:wink:I'll just say I don't recall Shawn ever getting below 16.00 on her beam routines. Last night was the first time I remember. Same with Liukin.
Hence jj4isu stating "the top five teams in that relay all broke the old world record". :wink:
Thrilling race - I hope to see more like them.
Does anyone have a link to a full primetime schedule for this week?
I don't want to be the spelling police, but this is for the people who might be looking for more information on the coach making the comments:
Bela Karolyi
I don't want to be the spelling police, but this is for the people who might be looking for more information on the coach making the comments:
Bela Karolyi
Dalhausser is owning the net this match
I think a new rule should be adopted to the "spelling police" - it should only be made a big deal if we're talking about actual English - in fact, I think you should be "sacked" for going "spelling police" on a name that comes from Romania :wink:
Dalhausser is owning the net this match
No kidding, just delivering some steller Phil Pills to the poor Swiss