That was Kerri Strug. A gymnast performing ahead of her on the vault missed her landing--twice. When Kerri landed her first vault, she came down on her ankle hard, and was slightly limping. She had a 2nd vault to perform; she ran, vaulted, and landed perfectly despite the injury. However, once her landing counted, she dropped to her knees and began to crawl back. Coaches assisted her the rest of the way. Here is a video description, in her own words, of the vaults and her injury.
The last tornado to hit Atlanta, Georgia touched down on March 14, 2008. The tornado, rated EF2 killed 1 person and injured 30, causing over $25 million in damage.
Kerri Strug in 1996
Kerri Strug.
i am not totally sure but i believe it was the olymiads in atlanta, Georgia. a significant olympian in the 1995 olympiads is Mary Lou. i was born in 1996, but i have learned after the previous Olympics in Beijing, china, that Mary Lou was very famous for competing with an injured ankle. she participated in the all-around gymnastics and "went for the gold."
Yes, they do. The caudal vertebrae extends into a dog's tail. Humans have a coccyx instead. (It can be painfully injured...)
Hopefully she will, and she is hopeing to as long as she doesn't get injured or her ankle doesn't get worse before because she is quite old for a gymnast.
The performance would be considered null. If the gymnast was unhurt, they can probably re-perform. Chances are they would be injured and would be unable to perform.
give assistance to anyone injured in the accident
Centennial Olympic Park is located in Atlanta, Georgia. It is the site of a bomb scare during the 1996 Olympics which took place in Atlanta. The bombing caused two people to die and over a hundred more were injured. These days, concerts are held at the park and their is a special fountain commemorating the Olympics which synchronizes colored lights with music.
It killed two people and injured at least 150 others in the name of an anti-abortion and anti-gay agenda.
Pilates was originally created for the rehabilitation of injured German soldiers returning from the First World War. Its creator was Joseph Pilates a gymnast, of Greek ancestry, born in Germany.
the twelve people who went into the inner crater of Galeras were 1. painfully injured or 2. dead . there was only 4 people who survived it the others were found dead or were not found at all