Tourischeva always had a mental toughness, consistency and she always delivered when was count. She had calm and concetration when competed and always being so humble. And her coach was a big hit too. That is all.
Ludmilla was truly a graceful gymnast and espressed some truly quality line formation in everyone one of her routines. Her floor exercises were simply breathtaking. As she would perform each note of her music with such clarity and precision. This was also extended in other gymnastic apparatuses as well. Including her dual high bar and balance beam routines. She is so underrated and hardly spoken of today in the same manner as Olga and Nadia.
I was smitten with Ludmilla when I was about 14 but I remembered her as a much older woman. It's funny looking back at these pictures how young she was. I didn't appreciate the grace and ballet that she displayed I was too young but I did see her focus and toughness it was mesmerising.
I saw her perform at Madison Square Garden and watched all her competition performances. Magnificent. Confident. Elegant. Flashy wasn't in then. Appreciation of Olga came later.
ludmilla is always a joy to watch 💗 her mental toughness, calm demeanor and concentration when she performs really inspires me. not only that, she was very considerate, especially towards nadia. i think so much as to say that she was proud to hand the torch to nadia, to signify that she wishes progress through a new era in gymnastics. she thought of the young nadia as a role model for young gymnasts, a talent who would never go to waste. i think deep down she was really proud that nadia earned a 10, nadia would just prosper after that and she knew it. she saw herself in her. a strive to succeed, toughness, and dedication to her craft. that, is what i really love about ludmilla. i feel that the gymnasts in the years to come, shaposhnikova, omelianchik, shushunova, etc, all looked up to ludmilla as a force that enables gymnastics to be seen as a profession of powerful peoples. and she inspired me, as well. as an ex gymnast, i loved some of the soviets. i still do, but i’ll never forget my first time watching a soviet perform their routines. i was in awe of almost every soviet, from natalia kuchinskaya to oksana omelianchik.
Olga just felt more human to me. Ludmila was usually very stoic, which was very typical for the Soviets. They weren't really allowed to show much emotion or be individualistic. Then Olga came along and changed the western perspective. Crying in public was astonishing, and that moment put a human face on the Soviets who were shrouded in secrecy. She did more to bridge the gap between the Eastern bloc and the West than the politicians. If you weren't around at that time, you might not understand, but before Olga, gymnastics wasn't well known in the West. The gymnastics boom occurred because little girls were enamored with her. Ludmila was a great gymnast, but Olga was more relatable
Well, i'm old, the Soviet team visited Boston in the late 70s, performed an exhibition at the Boston Garden, with guests the Bulgarian women's rythmic team. Olga's showmanship was stellar. But her overly flexible spine, enabling her signature moves, is a technique impediment. Ludmilla's technique was impeccable. I'm used to stoic women, having been raised by one
such an interesting way to put it. i do think olga is a very warm and expressive person, she just..clicked with me. so bright, full of life, unlike some other soviets. i say the same for nadia as well. but, ludmilla, had graceful lines and flow throughout all her routines, truly captivating and original, which is why i think that she should’ve been recognized in the same manner as nadia and olga in that respect.
Y también por su elegancia. No sólo era una gimnasta, sino también una artista. Poseía una gran base de danza. También le ayudaba su gran porte, su físico imponente y su seguridad.
Ludmilla Tourischeva etait clairement la meilleure gymnaste, la plus complete, elegante est pleine de grâce. Aujourd'hui seule Kaylia Nemour peut s'approcher d'un telle charisme et modestie.
Ludmila is Grace of the Gymnastic and Talent! Her mental discipline it was without equal-Remember when the bares "collapsed". She dint even "blink". She the CHAMPHION of all times! In addition she the most beautiful gymnast of all times!
Women’s gymnastics was more about dance, elegance, a graceful flow to every routine in every category when Tourischeva was on her way to retirement in the sport and Korbut was just entering. Tourischeva was elegant. Her movements were feminine and graceful. Korbut was tiny, muscular, and had an athleticism that lead to fantastical, difficult tumbling and almost frightening tricks on beam, vault, and bars. Korbut was the first famous little firecracker to move away from being more feminine. Judges were set in their ways. They didn’t like that women’s gymnastics was moving toward more athleticism. They were blatant in their distaste at the changes and screwed over Korbut and other more athletic female gymnasts. I adored Tourischeva and her elegance, but I was also in awe of Korbut. I still miss the almost ethereal beauty of what floor exercise used to be. Now it’s just one unbelievable tumbling pass after another with pauses in the corners for the gymnast to try to gulp in enough air to sling and twist and turn herself through the air. Throw in a couple of leaps. Roll on the floor. One last amazing tumble from corner to corner. Dramatic drop to the mat. The End. Korbut and Comaneci changed gymnastics for women. There might never have been a Simone Biles if the coaches for Olga and. Nadia had not molded them into gravity defying fearless perfectionists. I could go into the harshness of state funded athletics behind communist borders but that’s another story for another day.
Не могат да се мерят с Корбут! Все едно,колко е била успешна от гледна точка на медалите и "съдиите" (някои от тях,със съмнителни възможности ,по отношение на това,което оценяват)! Спомням си,как рускините-съдийки даваха по-ниски оценки на наши и други състезателки! Корбут беше нежна и елегантна,подобно на Мухина! Дано някъде-там в Ню Йорк се срещат и разговарят за миналото с Команечи,да са живи и здрави! Българските момичета пък,бяха ненадминати в Художествената гимнастика и то,не поради изрода нешка робева (както погрешно се счита)! Просто дарба,вдъхновение от Бога,талант!
Olga did beat her at the 72 Munich games, floor routine. Olga did surpass Ludmilla for a period. She is a different beauty than Olga, they are different in every respect except the passion for gymnastics. Ludmilla imo had a healthier body and beamed of radiant health, where as Olga looked more starved to me and sadly picked up smoking. Ludmilla looks to have exterior radiance but beauty is only skin deep and Olga won over the crowd every time because her beauty more so lie from within and burst outward. She wore her heart on her sleeve and that is why if you insist on competition, Olga won favor with the world due to her vulnerability, charm, charisma, passionate determination & graceful works of art while proving we are all at times imperfect with flaws but she never gave up and had the right attitude. She won people's hearts. Ludmilla never had that impact on the audience and never had a warm connect.
Ludmilla was incredibly graceful. I think Olga had sensational moves but not quite the finesse Ludmilla had. In those days artistry was still an important part of gymnastics. If difficultly requirements were met, artistry tipped the scales in favor of the gymnast with the best form. Ludmilla had that over Olga. For example, on Olga's back flip on the unevens both of her legs were bent, a definite form break. Sensational yes, but most likely there was a deduction for form. That was fair.
On peut vraiment admirer Ludmilla, mais aussi tout autant Olga qui n'était pas moins bonne et avait aussi un charactère fort appréciable. Cette comparaison injuste est dommage.
Perche' nel 72 per l'emozione sbaglio' completamente l' esercizio alle parallele asimmetriche ottenendo il disastroso punteggio di 7.50!!..negli anni seguenti la superiorita' di Tourischeva fu netta.
This was the era when gymnasts were typically taller and heavier than was typical from mid1970's through the 90's--in 1972 Olga was very much on the smaller side. It's been in the past 15 to 20 years that we've seen more noticeably muscular women competing in elite level gymnastics.
Not a chance. I met them both in person in 1975 when they came on tour. Lumilla was only 5'2 and small. She just wasn't a waif like Olga was at the time.
Irmãos & Irmãs em Cristo... 🕊️(1976), não teve como avaliar a melhor.;*1976,foi um ano IMPAR DE VERDADE ... ESSAS (5)"BONECAS":(VOADORAS): Comentário/REVISTA MANCHETE DA ÉPOCA,...Foram "ESCOLHIDAS)SELETAS,(SIM,SIM)... 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆:🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️, não teve como não dizer,para quem estava à frente da TV,nessa Olimpíada,que elas:. ELENA MUKINA/NELI KIM/LUDMILA TURISHEVA/OLGA KORBUT,,E,NADIA COMANECI,FORAM (AS):IMBATIVEIS NÚMERO:(1):(AS CINCO)🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇:(🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆).A vida está nos mostrando isso... No universo dessa modalidade belíssima de ginástica *NÃO TEM COMO:Separar,fazer distinção,julgar,estabelecer critérios de escolha etc. *Cada um de nós é (ÚNICO PARA O SENHOR),E,COM ELAS NÃO FOI DIFERENTE... Estão aí para nos trazer Reflexões profundas,como está acontecendo no You Tube nesse momento (ATUAL)....🕊️ VEJAM:"QUANTOS ANOS JÁ SE PASSARAM,E ELAS CONTINUAM CONOSCO.Ainda que uma delas esteja (IN MEMÓRIA), trazem ao mundo: mensagem de (MÉRITOS) ,que na política da época,jamais seriam verdadeiramente, reconhecidas,tto,quanto em muitas das as outras Olimpíadas em sequência... 🏆🏆🏆🏆(4 cantos da Terra) "OLIMPIADAS", é, para isso. Reflexão é pouco. *É FAZER MNEUMONICA DE CADA UMA TODOS OS DIAS,EM QUE ABRIRMOS ESSA REDE SOCIAL,e,dizer para nossos descendentes,o que tivemos,e,o que temos agora mais ainda . O CORPO "FALA":(LIVRO)//(SIM,SIM). 🕊️É PURA LIÇÃO DE VIDA,PARA TODA NOSSA ESTADA NESSES 4 CANTOS DESSA TERRA EM QUE VIVEMOS, ATÉ QUE O DECLÍNIO NOS SEPARE PARA SEMPRE.Sei,que algo vai ficar,como ttos que já nos deixaram marcas profundas. "O (ÚNICO),,que por (DECISÃO PERPÉTUA,E,INSONDÁVEL, COLOCOU SUA MÃO PODEROSA EM TODO ESSE MISTÉRIO,QUE AINDA INSISTIMOS EM QUESTIONAR) 🤔🙄⏳⌛🎆 "QUANDO (?)/COMO(?)/(,E,POR QUE(?))... TEVE,E,OU DEVERÁ SER DESSE JEITO... salmo,8 Pr,16:33 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️ (ISAÍAS,12:4-5)🤚 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️ Mt,28:18-20🕊️ "Paz do SENHOR JESUS,a todos"🕊️.
@@buserk Is good that they made the bars construction more secure and all apparatus overall.... Having just carpet, just piece of wood for beam or the way the horse was looking. Really hard version of everything....
@@buserk At the 1972 Munich Games, the floor was made of “25-millimeter-thick Oregon pinewood slats, a 14-meter square area of which was covered in heavy-duty carpeting.” Although the carpet burns must have been horrendous, the pinewood would have provided some amount of cushioning and shock absorption. 😀 As i remember some improvement came at the beginning of 80 ties...but was step by step till we have what Simone Biles had in 2016 for example. Actually most of nowadays saltos and elements on floor can't be done at all in 70 ties floor situation. You just cant jump so high to accomplish..... mathematics.
She was also a member of the communist party, Olga did not, that was one of her best moves, of course Ludmilla was one of the best gymnast of all time but with the heavy politicized gymnastics of that time and Russia being the absolute leader of the sport, Olga never had a chance.
Internationally the judges are from everywhere how the communist party exactly influenced? I think here the most important lesson is that you could be very talented and innovative in sport but without strong character and cold mind you can't be the best. For me Olga was more innmature probably. That ingredient is very important i see very often very strong Gymnast that because of mentality loose in many occasions and the most stable ones mentally are with the best consistency in sport. So is very important the mental part and nowadays still no one pay a lot of attention.
@@user-LuGymnastics hi, I agree with you with the toughness of Ludmilla, that's what one of her signatures, but no matter where the judges came from it's very well documented how the the soviet union dominated the sport politically in that era, (remenber the 68 olympics for example), all the great gymnasts of that time came from countries controlled by the SU, and trhere is no secrte that at that time ( cold war era) sports victories were instrumental to the system. A lot have changed since, but I think there are always things that the common pleople do not see and only when you hear from the the insiders you realize the whole picture, but of course I think Ludmilla is one of the greatest gymnast of all time and I remember her well, Olga too, it was a golden era for the sport. Thanks for the comment.
@@oscarlogrono6300 Well but that gymnasts were just well prepared. They were the best you easily could see the difference in competitions with another nations in that epoca. Even nowadays in many sports just we have some countries that develop a lot some sport, another's not etc. I think thats the main reason to be dominant in the past, not the politics. Yes the politics made some problems in competitions and relationships but thats not the reason the soviets to be just the best in their epoca.
Tourischeva always had a mental toughness, consistency and she always delivered when was count. She had calm and concetration when competed and always being so humble. And her coach was a big hit too. That is all.
Ludmilla was truly a graceful gymnast and espressed some truly quality line formation in everyone one of her routines. Her floor exercises were simply breathtaking. As she would perform each note of her music with such clarity and precision. This was also extended in other gymnastic apparatuses as well. Including her dual high bar and balance beam routines. She is so underrated and hardly spoken of today in the same manner as Olga and Nadia.
I was smitten with Ludmilla when I was about 14 but I remembered her as a much older woman. It's funny looking back at these pictures how young she was. I didn't appreciate the grace and ballet that she displayed I was too young but I did see her focus and toughness it was mesmerising.
Ditto…here in the USA as a 12 year old I was hypnotized by her style.
I saw her perform at Madison Square Garden and watched all her competition performances. Magnificent. Confident. Elegant. Flashy wasn't in then. Appreciation of Olga came later.
ludmilla is always a joy to watch 💗 her mental toughness, calm demeanor and concentration when she performs really inspires me. not only that, she was very considerate, especially towards nadia. i think so much as to say that she was proud to hand the torch to nadia, to signify that she wishes progress through a new era in gymnastics. she thought of the young nadia as a role model for young gymnasts, a talent who would never go to waste. i think deep down she was really proud that nadia earned a 10, nadia would just prosper after that and she knew it. she saw herself in her. a strive to succeed, toughness, and dedication to her craft. that, is what i really love about ludmilla. i feel that the gymnasts in the years to come, shaposhnikova, omelianchik, shushunova, etc, all looked up to ludmilla as a force that enables gymnastics to be seen as a profession of powerful peoples. and she inspired me, as well. as an ex gymnast, i loved some of the soviets. i still do, but i’ll never forget my first time watching a soviet perform their routines. i was in awe of almost every soviet, from natalia kuchinskaya to oksana omelianchik.
Olga just felt more human to me. Ludmila was usually very stoic, which was very typical for the Soviets. They weren't really allowed to show much emotion or be individualistic. Then Olga came along and changed the western perspective. Crying in public was astonishing, and that moment put a human face on the Soviets who were shrouded in secrecy. She did more to bridge the gap between the Eastern bloc and the West than the politicians. If you weren't around at that time, you might not understand, but before Olga, gymnastics wasn't well known in the West. The gymnastics boom occurred because little girls were enamored with her. Ludmila was a great gymnast, but Olga was more relatable
Good point of view 😉. I agree 💯. Gymnastics is to have some personal influence over the spectators overall. Thats engage...🤞
I agree. Ludmilla looked rather stony-faced, but she had a lovely smile. and she did smile, often. The judges just didn't know what to do with Olga.
Well, i'm old, the Soviet team visited Boston in the late 70s, performed an exhibition at the Boston Garden, with guests the Bulgarian women's rythmic team. Olga's showmanship was stellar. But her overly flexible spine, enabling her signature moves, is a technique impediment. Ludmilla's technique was impeccable. I'm used to stoic women, having been raised by one
such an interesting way to put it. i do think olga is a very warm and expressive person, she just..clicked with me. so bright, full of life, unlike some other soviets. i say the same for nadia as well. but, ludmilla, had graceful lines and flow throughout all her routines, truly captivating and original, which is why i think that she should’ve been recognized in the same manner as nadia and olga in that respect.
Y también por su elegancia. No sólo era una gimnasta, sino también una artista. Poseía una gran base de danza. También le ayudaba su gran porte, su físico imponente y su seguridad.
Ludmilla Tourischeva etait clairement la meilleure gymnaste, la plus complete, elegante est pleine de grâce.
Aujourd'hui seule Kaylia Nemour peut s'approcher d'un telle charisme et modestie.
Ludmila is Grace of the Gymnastic and Talent! Her mental discipline it was without equal-Remember when the bares "collapsed". She dint even "blink". She the CHAMPHION of all times! In addition she the most beautiful gymnast of all times!
Tourischeva was simply the tougher one of the two, and the one with the stronger mind. That made the difference!!!
Absolutely that's what I'm saying that mental health is the most important in any sport.
my heart always stops when she makes the last jump out. 💓
mas que video lindooo gente voces sao duas lindas e maravilhosas duas perfeitas, amo voces!!
Women’s gymnastics was more about dance, elegance, a graceful flow to every routine in every category when Tourischeva was on her way to retirement in the sport and Korbut was just entering. Tourischeva was elegant. Her movements were feminine and graceful. Korbut was tiny, muscular, and had an athleticism that lead to fantastical, difficult tumbling and almost frightening tricks on beam, vault, and bars. Korbut was the first famous little firecracker to move away from being more feminine. Judges were set in their ways. They didn’t like that women’s gymnastics was moving toward more athleticism. They were blatant in their distaste at the changes and screwed over Korbut and other more athletic female gymnasts. I adored Tourischeva and her elegance, but I was also in awe of Korbut. I still miss the almost ethereal beauty of what floor exercise used to be. Now it’s just one unbelievable tumbling pass after another with pauses in the corners for the gymnast to try to gulp in enough air to sling and twist and turn herself through the air. Throw in a couple of leaps. Roll on the floor. One last amazing tumble from corner to corner. Dramatic drop to the mat. The End. Korbut and Comaneci changed gymnastics for women. There might never have been a Simone Biles if the coaches for Olga and. Nadia had not molded them into gravity defying fearless perfectionists. I could go into the harshness of state funded athletics behind communist borders but that’s another story for another day.
Я за ними не следил, но из того что видел, Турищева более сбалансированная, стабильная и она просто симптичнее.
Wrong. Ludmila lost 2 gold olympic medals to Olga on beam and floor in 1972. Olga was the revolution, risk and beauty. All with an iconic charisma.
She never beat her in the AA competition, although obviously she did on some individual apparatus, which is what the title is referring too
Не могат да се мерят с Корбут! Все едно,колко е била успешна от гледна точка на медалите и "съдиите" (някои от тях,със съмнителни възможности ,по отношение на това,което оценяват)! Спомням си,как рускините-съдийки даваха по-ниски оценки на наши и други състезателки! Корбут беше нежна и елегантна,подобно на Мухина! Дано някъде-там в Ню Йорк се срещат и разговарят за миналото с Команечи,да са живи и здрави! Българските момичета пък,бяха ненадминати в Художествената гимнастика и то,не поради изрода нешка робева (както погрешно се счита)! Просто дарба,вдъхновение от Бога,талант!
SHE deserved the 1st 10.
Olga did beat her at the 72 Munich games, floor routine. Olga did surpass Ludmilla for a period. She is a different beauty than Olga, they are different in every respect except the passion for gymnastics. Ludmilla imo had a healthier body and beamed of radiant health, where as Olga looked more starved to me and sadly picked up smoking. Ludmilla looks to have exterior radiance but beauty is only skin deep and Olga won over the crowd every time because her beauty more so lie from within and burst outward. She wore her heart on her sleeve and that is why if you insist on competition, Olga won favor with the world due to her vulnerability, charm, charisma, passionate determination & graceful works of art while proving we are all at times imperfect with flaws but she never gave up and had the right attitude. She won people's hearts. Ludmilla never had that impact on the audience and never had a warm connect.
ludmilla.destryed the Bars!!! 😂😂😂 that's why she was better
Ludmilla was incredibly graceful. I think Olga had sensational moves but not quite the finesse Ludmilla had. In those days artistry was still an important part of gymnastics. If difficultly requirements were met, artistry tipped the scales in favor of the gymnast with the best form. Ludmilla had that over Olga. For example, on Olga's back flip on the unevens both of her legs were bent, a definite form break. Sensational yes, but most likely there was a deduction for form. That was fair.
What? Ludmila had 2 gold medals , 1 silver medal and 1 bronze medal Vs Olga had 3 gold medals and 1 silver medal.
Ludmilla had so much more titlew and gold medals than Korbut! Just look at all the european and World championships
@@burninglightfire ok, you are right; I was talking about 1976🥹
Людмила Турищева Моя платоническая любовь.
On peut vraiment admirer Ludmilla, mais aussi tout autant Olga qui n'était pas moins bonne et avait aussi un charactère fort appréciable. Cette comparaison injuste est dommage.
Perche' nel 72 per l'emozione sbaglio' completamente l' esercizio alle parallele asimmetriche ottenendo il disastroso punteggio di 7.50!!..negli anni seguenti la superiorita' di Tourischeva fu netta.
A lot of people speculate about her weight her weigh was between 50 and 52 height I believe 162 It was not big
Ее вес был до 45 кг а рост 162 см.
This was the era when gymnasts were typically taller and heavier than was typical from mid1970's through the 90's--in 1972 Olga was very much on the smaller side. It's been in the past 15 to 20 years that we've seen more noticeably muscular women competing in elite level gymnastics.
Not a chance. I met them both in person in 1975 when they came on tour. Lumilla was only 5'2 and small. She just wasn't a waif like Olga was at the time.
Irmãos & Irmãs em Cristo...
🕊️(1976), não teve como avaliar a melhor.;*1976,foi um ano IMPAR DE VERDADE ...
ESSAS (5)"BONECAS":(VOADORAS):
Comentário/REVISTA MANCHETE DA ÉPOCA,...Foram "ESCOLHIDAS)SELETAS,(SIM,SIM)...
🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆:🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️, não teve como não dizer,para quem estava à frente da TV,nessa Olimpíada,que elas:.
ELENA MUKINA/NELI KIM/LUDMILA
TURISHEVA/OLGA KORBUT,,E,NADIA COMANECI,FORAM (AS):IMBATIVEIS NÚMERO:(1):(AS CINCO)🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇:(🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆).A vida está nos mostrando isso...
No universo dessa modalidade belíssima de ginástica
*NÃO TEM COMO:Separar,fazer distinção,julgar,estabelecer critérios de escolha etc.
*Cada um de nós é (ÚNICO PARA O SENHOR),E,COM ELAS NÃO FOI DIFERENTE...
Estão aí para nos trazer Reflexões profundas,como está acontecendo no You Tube nesse momento (ATUAL)....🕊️
VEJAM:"QUANTOS ANOS JÁ SE PASSARAM,E ELAS CONTINUAM CONOSCO.Ainda que uma delas esteja (IN MEMÓRIA), trazem ao mundo: mensagem de (MÉRITOS) ,que na política da época,jamais seriam verdadeiramente, reconhecidas,tto,quanto em muitas das as outras
Olimpíadas em sequência...
🏆🏆🏆🏆(4 cantos da Terra)
"OLIMPIADAS", é, para isso.
Reflexão é pouco.
*É FAZER MNEUMONICA DE CADA UMA TODOS OS DIAS,EM QUE ABRIRMOS ESSA REDE SOCIAL,e,dizer para nossos descendentes,o que tivemos,e,o que temos agora mais ainda .
O CORPO "FALA":(LIVRO)//(SIM,SIM).
🕊️É PURA LIÇÃO DE VIDA,PARA TODA NOSSA ESTADA NESSES 4 CANTOS DESSA TERRA EM QUE VIVEMOS, ATÉ QUE O DECLÍNIO NOS SEPARE PARA SEMPRE.Sei,que algo vai ficar,como ttos que já nos deixaram marcas profundas.
"O (ÚNICO),,que por (DECISÃO PERPÉTUA,E,INSONDÁVEL,
COLOCOU SUA MÃO PODEROSA EM TODO ESSE MISTÉRIO,QUE AINDA INSISTIMOS EM QUESTIONAR) 🤔🙄⏳⌛🎆
"QUANDO (?)/COMO(?)/(,E,POR QUE(?))... TEVE,E,OU DEVERÁ SER DESSE JEITO...
salmo,8
Pr,16:33
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(ISAÍAS,12:4-5)🤚
🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
Mt,28:18-20🕊️
"Paz do SENHOR JESUS,a todos"🕊️.
Narrow minded judges
❤️❤️❤️🙏🙌😍🌼💧🌻🌈...
Was she scolded about her weight after the bars collapsed? She truely made presence and sizeable body felt in the history of gymnastics!
The bars were use to collapse not only in that case actually.... Thats most significant one but they were many.
@@user-LuGymnastics Thanks, she survived, maybe that's why they no longer do that dismount.
@@buserk Is good that they made the bars construction more secure and all apparatus overall.... Having just carpet, just piece of wood for beam or the way the horse was looking. Really hard version of everything....
@@user-LuGymnastics yes, I see the vault "horse" has evolved and the springy floor helps? The floor was concrete in the 70s?
@@buserk At the 1972 Munich Games, the floor was made of “25-millimeter-thick Oregon pinewood slats, a 14-meter square area of which was covered in heavy-duty carpeting.” Although the carpet burns must have been horrendous, the pinewood would have provided some amount of cushioning and shock absorption. 😀 As i remember some improvement came at the beginning of 80 ties...but was step by step till we have what Simone Biles had in 2016 for example. Actually most of nowadays saltos and elements on floor can't be done at all in 70 ties floor situation. You just cant jump so high to accomplish..... mathematics.
Also Ludmilla was a Russian and Olga was Latvian.
Belarusian is Olga, not Latvian!
@@user-LuGymnasticsI read once she was Latvian. I guess they were wrong. You're right.
They were both part of the Soviet Union at the time. Ludmilla was originally from the Ukraine region which was part of the Soviet Union back then.
Lyudmila was ethnically not Russian. She is Ukrainian.
@@xxlistenxx2410she is Russian from Grozny
She was also a member of the communist party, Olga did not, that was one of her best moves, of course Ludmilla was one of the best gymnast of all time but with the heavy politicized gymnastics of that time and Russia being the absolute leader of the sport, Olga never had a chance.
Internationally the judges are from everywhere how the communist party exactly influenced? I think here the most important lesson is that you could be very talented and innovative in sport but without strong character and cold mind you can't be the best. For me Olga was more innmature probably. That ingredient is very important i see very often very strong Gymnast that because of mentality loose in many occasions and the most stable ones mentally are with the best consistency in sport. So is very important the mental part and nowadays still no one pay a lot of attention.
@@user-LuGymnastics hi, I agree with you with the toughness of Ludmilla, that's what one of her signatures, but no matter where the judges came from it's very well documented how the the soviet union dominated the sport politically in that era, (remenber the 68 olympics for example), all the great gymnasts of that time came from countries controlled by the SU, and trhere is no secrte that at that time ( cold war era) sports victories were instrumental to the system. A lot have changed since, but I think there are always things that the common pleople do not see and only when you hear from the the insiders you realize the whole picture, but of course I think Ludmilla is one of the greatest gymnast of all time and I remember her well, Olga too, it was a golden era for the sport. Thanks for the comment.
@@oscarlogrono6300 Well but that gymnasts were just well prepared. They were the best you easily could see the difference in competitions with another nations in that epoca. Even nowadays in many sports just we have some countries that develop a lot some sport, another's not etc. I think thats the main reason to be dominant in the past, not the politics. Yes the politics made some problems in competitions and relationships but thats not the reason the soviets to be just the best in their epoca.
It’s not supposed to be a ballet competition but gymnastics. I’m glad gymnastics won out.
Ludmila 💙
Olga is my fave