_gymnast-accidentally-faceplants-into-mat-while-attempting-aerial-trick.jpg "Gymnast Accidentally Faceplants Into Mat While Attempting Aerial Trick from pauldron straps Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 06-May-2024
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This girl was attempting a challenging gymnastic move during her practice. As she hadn't wrapped the strap around her properly, she spun twice mid-air and eventually faceplanted into the safety mat below.
This girl was attempting a challenging gymnastic move during her practice. As she hadn't wrapped the strap around her properly, she spun twice mid-air and eventually faceplanted into the safety mat below.
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