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SHE JUST DID A BACKWARD FLIP WITH HER HANDS AS THE ONLY SUPPORT. LOOK AT THAT CONTROL! One moment she is standing normally. The next, she throws her body backward, plants both hands on the ground and sends her legs over her head in one continuous rotation. No running... start, no equipment, no hesitation. Just strength, flexibility and the kind of body control that makes an extremely difficult movement look effortless. The impressive part is not simply getting upside down. It is controlling the entire rotation through 2 points of contact, keeping the body aligned and pushing back to the finish without losing momentum. One small mistake in timing or balance can ruin the whole movement, but she makes it look almost casual. Most people see a spectacular trick. What they are actually watching is years of coordination compressed into a single movement: shoulder strength, core stability, flexibility and precise timing working together at exactly the right moment. That is what real body control looks like. Not making a difficult move look difficult, but making it look easy.show more

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Not that it matters or makes a damn bit of difference but look at her. She wants to make sure the camera is on her. Don’t like her …. She is performing. Ugh

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Emerald Apple

108,052 次观看 • 1 个月前

I support Sydney Sweeney and her new Novig sports campaign. I know the ad has created a lot of conversation, and not everyone is going to like it, but I think Sydney has every right to be bold, have some fun and make her own choices. She clearly wasn’t afraid to step outside the box with this campaign, and I actually appreciate that. What makes this even more interesting to me is that Sydney isn’t simply appearing in an advertisement for Novig. She is also an equity holder and strategic partner in the company, which means she is much more involved than just being a spokesperson or the face of an ad campaign. She has a real stake in the business and is participating as a partner, making the campaign feel like something she is personally invested in. For me, it comes down to this: Sydney is an adult, she knows what she wants to do, and she seems comfortable with the choices she is making. We don’t all have to agree with every advertisement or creative decision someone makes. I’m simply choosing to support her, enjoy her confidence and let her have a little fun. Sometimes being bold means being willing to do something different and Sydney certainly did that. #SydneySweeney

I support Sydney Sweeney and her new Novig sports campaign. I know the ad has created a lot of conversation, and not everyone is going to like it, but I think Sydney has every right to be bold, have some fun and make her own choices. She clearly wasn’t afraid to step outside the box with this campaign, and I actually appreciate that. What makes this even more interesting to me is that Sydney isn’t simply appearing in an advertisement for Novig. She is also an equity holder and strategic partner in the company, which means she is much more involved than just being a spokesperson or the face of an ad campaign. She has a real stake in the business and is participating as a partner, making the campaign feel like something she is personally invested in. For me, it comes down to this: Sydney is an adult, she knows what she wants to do, and she seems comfortable with the choices she is making. We don’t all have to agree with every advertisement or creative decision someone makes. I’m simply choosing to support her, enjoy her confidence and let her have a little fun. Sometimes being bold means being willing to do something different and Sydney certainly did that. #SydneySweeney

꧁♛𝓑𝓵✯𝓷𝓭𝓲𝓮𝓼♛꧂

116,138 次观看 • 14 天前

Today is Reisa's birthday! The ace, the hero, the judge, the knight, the star, and probably a dozen more titles she has yet to announce, but just for today, maybe it is okay to simply call her Reisa. She is always the first to rush in and the loudest voice on the scene, yet on the way home she quietly worries whether she might have been a bother. It is not that she feels no fear. She charges in despite it, and that is what makes her truly remarkable. Whether she is dozing off on a bench or flashing a fearless grin while holding out a challenge letter, it is all the same person and the same sincerity. Why not visit her first today, Sensei. For someone who is always the one making the entrance, a day where someone comes to find her first might be the best gift of all. #BlueArchive

Today is Reisa's birthday! The ace, the hero, the judge, the knight, the star, and probably a dozen more titles she has yet to announce, but just for today, maybe it is okay to simply call her Reisa. She is always the first to rush in and the loudest voice on the scene, yet on the way home she quietly worries whether she might have been a bother. It is not that she feels no fear. She charges in despite it, and that is what makes her truly remarkable. Whether she is dozing off on a bench or flashing a fearless grin while holding out a challenge letter, it is all the same person and the same sincerity. Why not visit her first today, Sensei. For someone who is always the one making the entrance, a day where someone comes to find her first might be the best gift of all. #BlueArchive

BlueArchive

160,579 次观看 • 4 个月前

One moment, she was smiling at me... and the next, her heart stopped The doctors can't explain it. She hasn't opened her eyes since. My wife, Marcela, has been in a coma ever since. They're saving her body is shutting down slowly, and she may not make it through the night. But I can't accept that. I won't give up on her! I believe in prayers. I believe that God still has a purpose for her. 🙏🏻😭

One moment, she was smiling at me... and the next, her heart stopped The doctors can't explain it. She hasn't opened her eyes since. My wife, Marcela, has been in a coma ever since. They're saving her body is shutting down slowly, and she may not make it through the night. But I can't accept that. I won't give up on her! I believe in prayers. I believe that God still has a purpose for her. 🙏🏻😭

LynneP

502,893 次观看 • 7 个月前