Olga Korbut Dead Loop. Olga Korbut (1973) Bild Kaufen / Verkaufen In 1972, at the Summer Olympics in Munich, a 17-year-old Soviet gymnast named Olga Korbut introduced a move that would change the landscape of gymnastics forever Over the years, Olga Korbut has gone onto make her place in gymnastics folklore
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It shows the young woman, who was only 17, performing a routine on the balance beam, the uneven bars and a floor exercise Experience the breathtaking moment when Olga Korbut stunned the world with her groundbreaking "Dead Loop" move at the 1972 Munich Olympics
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Korbut has forever etched her name in gymnastics because of her incredible talent and skills and is regarded for the finesse she flaunted while performing Dead Loop back in 1972 Representing the Soviet Union, Korbut's execution of this dangerous stunt left spectators and fellow gymnasts in awe. At the 1972 Summer olympics, a 17yr old Soviet gymnast named Olga Korbut stood up ontop of the high bar, did a backflip, and grabs the bar continuing into a.
Dangerous gymnastics move only performed once 50 years ago has been banned ever since. Her sprawling skill set has seen her be regarded as one of the finest gymnasts to have made her presence felt on the global stage with one of their sequences, the dead loop also know as the Korbut flip recently going viral on social media platforms. In the wake of its ferocious nature, a ban was put on the montage
On this day Born May 16, 1955 Olga Korbut, Soviet gymnast Reuters. In a clip posted on YouTube, Olga pulls off a move that has since been banned, the "dead loop." The clip is a compilation of Olga's performance at the Olympic games in Munich, Germany Representing the Soviet Union, Korbut's execution of this dangerous stunt left spectators and fellow gymnasts in awe.