Russian gymnast Ilya Zaika introduced a new personalized element on the rings
The element was successfully performed at the World Cup in Paris and received a difficulty rating of 0.8 points
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- Russian gymnast Ilya Zaika successfully performed a new signature element on the rings at the World Cup in Paris.
- The element is officially called “Stutterer” and is rated at 0.8 difficulty points.
- The athlete reached the finals of the competition from first place.
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Why It Matters
In artistic gymnastics, a nominal element is assigned to the athlete who is the first to successfully perform it in official competitions.
Russian athlete Ilya Zaika became the author of a new personalized element on the rings at the World Cup in Paris, according to the official Telegram channel of the Russian Artistic Gymnastics Federation.
According to the rules of artistic gymnastics, an element receives the name of the athlete who was the first to successfully present it in official competitions. The element was counted and received the name "Stutterer". Its difficulty is estimated at 0.8 points.
Zaika scored 14,500 points in qualifying and advanced to the rings final from first place. The finals of individual events will be held on September 27.
What to Watch
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Participation of Ilya Zaika in the finals of individual ring events on September 27.
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Open Questions
- What will be the final result of Ilya Zaika in the final?
