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Nome: Tasha Schwikert
Risultato migliore : oro di squadra ai Mondiali 2003, poi campionessa AA ai Nazionali USA e svariati AA con la sua squadra universitaria
Accusata di : essere una combinaguai in generale
Cosa?? Mettiamola così: la sua stessa madre la chiamava la “Dennis Rodman della ginnastica”. La sua allenatrice Cassie Rice la considerava una irritante spina nel fianco. Nonostante fosse talentuosa, brillante e governed, it seems that Schwikert defied his coach at every opportunity, changing the times of training in its use and consumption, arriving late, making rude and yelling at the coaches. In an article in the NY Times on Tasha, Rice would have said "I beg you, please, at least for a day, why can not you be a girl-friendly?". And he told Rice that "The problem is that what makes it great is also what makes her conceited and selfish. It can sometimes be the best girl in the world, but sometimes it just leaves you speechless. " The mother agrees and says "Maybe it's a bit 'out of control and how can I say?, a little 'arrogant. It is not what I would call the average gymnast. " No, certainly was not.
Rice stated that one of the most frustrating things was that Tasha, despite violating all rules, he continued to win and win, proving to the young gymnast presumptuous that ultimately his methods were so good. This made life increasingly difficult to Rice, no longer able to control Tasha, who said in an interview that he was convinced not to please his coaches, because they kept her as far away as possible from other gymnasts because they did not have bad influence on them.

Penalty: be expelled from the gym Gym Cats of more than once (the first time at age eight, when Tasha grabbed the handles of the door with hands and feet to try to resist). And then, perhaps for this reason he was never an Olympic team. I wonder if his temperament has something to do with the decisions of Martha.

Rating: medium to high
I do not doubt for a moment that Tasha was arrogant and impatient at times. Who has not seen Cassie turn his eyes during some races? Who has not seen her move away from the coaches while they were talking about? And if you look at the body free of the U.S. National Tasha 2004, we see the beginning of a grin masked smile directed to the judges. In my opinion, however, his attitude was bad girl of his determination and gave his gymnast exercises that touch of personality that was missing the other girls.
That said, for no reason at all on earth I wanted to be her coach!