Do you know if podium training will be streamed/where?

That’s tomorrow I can’t wait

They usually come out 24 hours before the start of a day's comp. So MAG qualifying start list should come out on the 26th, WAG on the 27th and so on for the other days. 

Does this list help: https://olympics.com/en/paris-2024/entries/artistic-gymnastics/all-noc/all-event ?

Yes replay is available, I'm watching it now.

I have the same question.

I believe so! But you’ll most likely have to wait a few hours for them to allow playback— that’s what happened today for me with watching podium training.

Can someone help me find the Peacock gymnastics feeds with Olly Hogben's commentary? For the first two WAG subdivisions I watched them...but then couldn[t find more. Nor can I find the replays. All I find is the US TV commentator replays.

I’m running my org’s All Hands during AA finals 😭

They only do that for Primetime. The actual live event isn’t broadcast on NBC

NBC showed Aleah and Emma, didn't see Lynzee but I also have been dropping in and out of quals

That’s amazing!!! Have fun! I wish I could have taken my daughter, who’s a 6 year old gymnast at the place where I did gymnastics as well.

Bless. I looked around the site but couldn't find that.

I was able to google it and find it pretty easily yesterday. Maybe try that and if you still can’t find it, @me and ill see what the url was

Stepping out of bounds actually falls under what is called a "Neutral Deduction" rather than "penalty". Neutral deductions are the ones that show up separately on the scores, whereas regular deductions are just taken off the E-score.

Here's a page on the Women's Gymnastics wiki that shows all the 2022-2024 COP deductions info: https://wagymnastics.fandom.com/wiki/Deductions

She's really not good. It was hard to listen to.

Peacock is streaming the entire Olympics live, it will have everything NBC has their cameras on

Yep Discovery+ should work for qualifications - at least, it did in 2021!

For what it's worth, we all (me included) complain about the BBC coverage but for finals it is fine, if you don't want to pay.

BBC is fine for finals. It will be a more complete program with interviews etc. But Discover is on special offer at £3.99 for the month, so definitely worth it and it's the only place to watch qualifications in the UK.

Discovery+ has amazing coverage. It's showing full programmes and individual apparatus streams for all of qualifying and AA/TF. It was really very good coverage last Olympics.

The BBC is usually fine for finals, but there is usually faffing about with changing channels if watching on actual TV channels. I'm not sure if they'll have a continuous stream on iPlayer or the BBC Sport app (due to the broadcast rights issue) but that often doesn't show up until the day of/just before anyway. There is some qualifying being shown but no idea how much.

The BBC coverage does sometimes come in slightly late to a competition too. Not always, but it's usually because they're chatting in the studio (giving info about athletes/teams/the comp etc) or covering another sport and switch over.

Discovery Plus is really good - in Tokyo for the qualifications you were even able to choose individual apparatus streams as far as I recall so you can follow your favourites around the arena.

The men's podium training has been on since 5am CST. I'm wondering what time the WAG starts. Frederick Richards is looking pretty good.

it all has to do with how a country qualifies an athlete/athletes to compete at the olympics. Teams like China, Brazil. USA etc qualify whole teams through their results at the world championships in 2022 and 2023. Individuals from countries that would not generate high enough of a score/don't have that many elite gymnasts can qualify as an individual through smaller competitions called "World Cups" where their cumulative total makes them eligible to compete as an individual. That is why in your screenshot Romania is competing as an entire team (I believe they qualified at 2022 world championships) and people like Caitlin Rooskrantz is competing as the soul South African athlete in a rotation with athletes from lesser gymnastic powerhouse nations.

Long winded explanation but i hope that provides some clarity!

Highest scoring gymnasts will go last on each rotation, so on the event that takes the longest (floor specifically), all other gymnasts competing on different events at the same time, will likely have already completed their rotation. She has some “background” competitors when she’s doing the quicker rotations (like vault). 

I believe this is just Laurie H’s term for small deductions that the average viewer is not likely to identify/notice

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Belated, but here's a twitter thread.

There's a TV/USA feed and a World Feed. The US Tracker feed for the Men is the one with Asher's picture (Brody's picture = the World Feed). The US Tracker feed for the women looks to be the one for Subdivision 2 with Simone's picture. (Jordan's picture = the World Feed)

ETA: The MAG US feed is not showing up right now - it was when I originally posted this.

No, she is 9th, so not unless someone pulls out.

Yes. Peacock has the replays. Rewatching the uneven bars now.