Amazing - the actual guy Alexander Tkachev in 1979:
3/25/08 at 3:41pm
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The original Tkatchev
7/9/08 at 10:38pm
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stalder cal hop is probably the scariest skill ever ! thats more impressive than the tkatchev haha
7/11/08 at 10:13am
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Raion is right haha =p but ya it's interesting how he does those call hops... We have to do them for warm ups... Now we are doing call hops to eagle haha they are horrible =p
Anyway I think it's interesting that he did a "ono" you don't see many of those in men's gymnastics. I want to learn one of them but for right now I'm just getting healed up from a stress fracture and eagle giants are one of the last things I will be able to do. Oh well, I only have 2 weeks left until I should be fully healed
7/11/08 at 10:13am
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Raion is right haha =p but ya it's interesting how he does those call hops... We have to do them for warm ups... Now we are doing call hops to eagle haha they are horrible =p
Anyway I think it's interesting that he did a "ono" you don't see many of those in men's gymnastics. I want to learn one of them but for right now I'm just getting healed up from a stress fracture and eagle giants are one of the last things I will be able to do. Oh well, I only have 2 weeks left until I should be fully healed
7/15/08 at 10:12am
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- Location: Stanford, CA
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I use to do cal hops too to get warmed up. They were scary to learn, but really fun and simple once I got the hang of it. I once tried to do cal hop to full spin (only posting on one arm), needless to say not a good choice.
I also liked his tap for the ono. It makes it seem like it would make it easier.
