| {"5310.40-5313.40s":"A low, front-facing medium-wide view shows four light-skinned male gymnasts in matching fitted black tops and shorts decorated with red-and-yellow flame graphics, all wearing white ankle socks. They form a four-person vertical structure near the audience: the lowest man supports a second seated across his shoulders, a third stands upright on the seated man's shoulders, and the top flyer balances almost horizontally. The flyer faces downward, extends one straight leg toward screen-left, bends the other leg behind him, presses one palm onto the standing supporter's crown, and clasps the supporter's raised hand with his other hand. The standing supporter extends his free arm sideways. Over these seconds the flyer raises his hips and straightens his long body line, changing from slightly angled to nearly level while the three-person column beneath remains almost motionless. Metal lighting trusses, bright lamps, banners, and densely occupied blue-and-yellow seating fill the background.","5313.40-5316.40s":"The camera cuts tightly onto the upper two men against a blue banner reading FÉDÉRATION FRANÇAISE Gym. The flyer maintains the two visible contacts—one palm on the supporter's head and one hand-to-hand clasp—while holding his torso and straight leg parallel to the floor. His white-socked toes stay pointed; the rear leg remains bent and elevated. He makes small ankle, knee, and hip corrections without releasing either support point. Below him, the blond supporter keeps his raised arm rigid, his free arm extended horizontally, and his eyes directed upward. Compared with the earlier slightly diagonal position, the flyer's shoulders, hips, and extended leg now form a more level line.","5316.40-5321.40s":"An elevated very wide shot reveals the complete four-man tower at the left edge of a large cream competition mat surrounded by a red border. The bottom base stands with feet apart; the second man sits astride his shoulders; the third stands vertically above them; and the fourth remains in the horizontal stag-like balance, so the count and arrangement are unchanged. The flyer keeps one leg straight to the left and the other bent behind, with only minor toe and hip movement. Most of the mat remains empty to their right. Turquoise perimeter walls carry VTB, Gym, ville de Levallois, Île-de-France, and hauts-de-seine logos. Large panels read CHAMPIONNATS DU MONDE GYMNASTIQUE ACROBATIQUE. Roughly 12–16 national flags hang above the stands, while black floor speakers, potted plants, flowers, and seated officials occupy the area outside the mat. The camera slowly widens while the balance is held.","5321.40-5324.92s":"The top flyer initiates the dismantling sequence. He draws the extended leg inward, bends through the hips and knees, and pivots from the face-down horizontal hold into a compact upright crouch above the standing supporter. He releases the head contact and hand clasp, drops down along the front-right side of the tower, and lands on both feet with bent knees and an arm sweeping upward for balance. The former standing supporter then lowers and jumps down next, appearing briefly blurred in descent before landing near the first gymnast. At the end, two men are standing on the mat while the original bottom base still carries one seated teammate. Thus the active stack has visibly decreased from four bodies high to two, although all four gymnasts remain present.","5324.92-5328.40s":"A side medium shot begins with the remaining two-level structure behind the two dismounted men. A nearby electronic monitor displays a green GO symbol, POLAND, a small Polish flag, and a running time around 01:02–01:05. The seated gymnast slides or hops down from the final base, and within the next second the last elevated pair separates, increasing the number on the floor from two to all four. They immediately travel forward in a staggered diagonal line, using light hops and short running steps. Their arms alternately sweep forward, open sideways, and rise overhead while their knees flex in rhythm. Compared with the earlier stationary tower, the team is now fully mobile and spread over several meters of the mat.","5328.40-5331.40s":"The camera cuts to a wide view as two gymnasts in the foreground accelerate diagonally from left toward center-right; the other two stop farther back near the turquoise wall. The moving pair swing both arms, dip their torsos, place their hands on the mat, and pass their straight legs overhead through near-simultaneous hand-supported inversions resembling roundoffs or cartwheels. They rebound immediately from their feet into airborne tucked somersaults, with one athlete a fraction ahead of the other. Both rotate above the cream surface and open before landing. By the end, the two active gymnasts have returned to their feet with knees bent and arms forward to control momentum, while the two waiting teammates remain upright behind them. The active and stationary counts are therefore two and two.","5331.40-5335.40s":"After the first pair lands and moves toward the right side, the previously waiting pair begins a matching pass from the left. They raise their arms, hop forward, fold at the waist, and place both hands on the floor as their legs sweep overhead. A cut to a low floor-level angle emphasizes their inverted legs and the overhead lighting trusses. They rebound out of the hand-supported movement and perform closely synchronized tucked somersaults, drawing knees toward their chests while rotating above the mat. Both open and land with flexed knees by about 5334.40s, then straighten and turn outward. Compared with the preceding pass, the roles have reversed: the second pair completes the tumbling while the first pair walks into new positions at the far right. By 5335.40s all four are again upright and separated across the floor.","5335.40-5338.92s":"A central wide shot shows the four gymnasts arranged loosely around the left half of the mat. Two nearer the camera lean back with arms arcing overhead, then run and hop inward, while the farther two pivot and step toward the center. All four use broad, symmetrical arm sweeps and small two-foot jumps as the spacing contracts. One pair on the left jumps facing each other and meets both hands overhead in a brief elevated palm-to-palm contact; their feet leave the mat simultaneously before they separate and land. The other two continue approaching with arms extended. Compared with the earlier four-corner spacing, the team finishes this interval in a compact cluster only a few body widths across.","5338.92-5340.40s":"The four men land from the inward hops and form a tight diamond-like grouping. They bend their knees into shallow squats, angle their torsos toward the center, and pulse their arms forward and outward as if passing attention around the group. Hands approach one another but do not form a sustained grip. The men shift their feet in short steps while maintaining the compact formation. A tighter camera view begins near the end, reducing the visible empty mat and bringing the flame patterns, white socks, and coordinated crouching motions into clearer view.","5340.40-5344.92s":"In the medium shot, the four circle and cross around one another with controlled walking steps. The shorter light-haired gymnast turns and points one arm toward screen-left; the bald gymnast and a taller teammate pivot past him, while the dark-haired man on the right opens both arms and then turns inward. Their arms trace alternating horizontal and downward arcs, and several brief hand or forearm contacts occur as positions change. The electronic monitor at the left continues to show POLAND and the running timer. By the end, the dark-haired gymnast lowers into a deeper crouch with his hands clasped in front of his knees, and the other three close around him. The loose dance cluster has therefore changed into a compact preparation formation.","5344.92-5347.40s":"Three men organize into a base group around the relatively smaller flyer. The dark-haired base remains low with his hands joined to create a platform, while two lighter-haired teammates stand on either side and bring their hands toward the center. The flyer steps into the enclosed space and lowers his weight toward the interlocked hands; exact foot placement is partly obscured by the surrounding bodies. All three bases bend their knees and hips together, keeping their eyes on the flyer. Their arms compress downward and then begin driving upward. The count has changed from four independently moving athletes to one central flyer supported and spotted by three bases.","5347.40-5348.92s":"The three bases extend their legs and arms, launching the flyer high above their heads. He rises vertically at first, then rotates end over end through a long, nearly horizontal position with legs together and toes pointed. His body remains mostly extended rather than tightly tucked while the three men below follow his path with raised hands. At least one end-over-end rotation is visibly supported, while any additional rotation cannot be confirmed with confidence. The flyer opens to an upright orientation during descent. The bases step and adjust beneath him, then receive his feet and lower legs onto their joined hand platform, completing one release and one controlled recatch without the flyer touching the floor.","5348.92-5352.40s":"The catch is absorbed in a deep squat by the central bases. Above them, the flyer stands upright with feet together, arms initially held outward for balance, and gaze directed over the arena. The bald base is visible behind him, another base faces away from the camera in front, and the dark-haired teammate remains close on the right as a side spotter. The men regrip around the flyer's feet and ankles, then progressively straighten their legs and lift their hands. After a brief settling dip, they drive upward again, moving the supported feet from approximately chest or head level to a position above the bases' heads. Compared with the low catch at the start, the flyer is visibly higher and the supporting arms are much more extended by 5352.40s.","5352.40-5354.92s":"The three-man base group stabilizes the flyer at near-full extension. His straight body is vertical, his feet remain together on the raised hand platform, and the bases form a tight triangle beneath him. One base briefly bends lower at the right to adjust his hand position while the other two keep their arms aligned beneath the soles. The flyer changes his upper-body pose from arms near his sides to both arms reaching vertically overhead. Large event panels, potted plants, flower beds, purple benches, and the turquoise wall remain behind the structure. Relative to the earlier horizontal balance and the later floor choreography, the team is again in a stationary elevated formation, now consisting of three bases and one upright flyer.","5354.92-5357.40s":"The elevated stand is held for another moment with the flyer's legs locked and arms overhead. He then lowers his arms forward, inclines his torso slightly, and bends his knees into a compact loading position. Beneath him, all three bases flex their knees and lower their hand platform together; the right-side spotter moves both hands closer to the flyer's feet. The previously rigid vertical line compresses noticeably as the flyer crouches. At the end, the bases begin a forceful upward extension, and the flyer leaves the supported standing position to start another release skill.","5357.40-5358.92s":"The flyer is propelled upward and away from the hand platform into an extended, layout-like somersault. He rotates end over end with straight legs and pointed white socks, passing through a long horizontal line high above the three upstretched bases. A closer tracking view follows his body as the audience and blue event banner slide behind him. He continues the rotation, opens upright, and descends toward the same group. The bases keep their arms raised and reposition under his path. By 5358.92s he is recaught upright above them, with his feet returned to the joined hands. This completes a second visible release-and-recatch cycle, again with no floor contact by the flyer.","5358.92-5360.92s":"In a close view after the recatch, two primary bases absorb the downward force in broad, deep squats while the third stands close at screen-right. The flyer remains vertical above their heads with arms extended horizontally in a T-shape and feet together on the supported platform. The dark-haired side base sweeps one arm outward as a presentation gesture, then turns his attention back toward the flyer. Behind them, a banner reads CHAMPIONNATS DU MONDE GYMNASTIQUE ACROBATIQUE, with smaller event information including 29 JUIN - 12 JUILLET 2014. The platform steadies and begins to rise slightly as the bases recover from the squat; all four remain connected in the same three-below, one-above arrangement.","5360.92-5363.40s":"The camera changes to a lower, wider angle from the opposite side, placing a row of national flags above the densely seated audience. The flyer is seen mostly from behind, still standing on the bases' joined hands. He raises both arms from horizontal to vertical, holds them together overhead, and then lowers them outward while looking down toward the group. The two principal bases maintain contact at his feet, and the third stays immediately behind as a spotter. All three bend their knees and lower the platform; the flyer simultaneously bends at the hips and knees. By 5363.40s the formation is compressed into another coordinated loading position, clearly lower than the preceding extended hold.","5363.40-5365.40s":"The bases dip and drive upward in unison, releasing the flyer straight above them. He leaves with arms raised and a long body, then pulls both knees tightly toward his chest near the apex and rotates end over end in a compact tuck. The visible motion confirms one or more tucked rotations, but the exact total cannot be resolved confidently. As he descends, he opens his hips and knees to return to an upright stance. The three bases track him with hands overhead, step minimally to center the catch, and receive his feet on their joined platform. They sink into deep squats to absorb the landing while the flyer extends his arms sideways. This is the third clearly visible aerial release followed by an elevated recatch in this sequence.","5365.40-5369.92s":"A closer shot shows the recaught flyer standing steadily above the three crouched bases, arms initially extended at shoulder height. The dark-haired spotter on the right briefly presents one arm sideways before bringing his hands back toward the central support. The bases gradually straighten their legs and tighten the triangular arrangement, raising and stabilizing the flyer without releasing him. He changes from the T-shaped arm position to both arms reaching vertically overhead, maintaining straight knees and together feet. The camera widens near the end, revealing the cream mat, red border, turquoise walls, the monitor still reading POLAND, and a red wall clock reading 17:58. Compared with the moving tuck toss moments earlier, the final visible state is static: three men remain braced beneath one elevated flyer, and no dismount occurs before 5369.92s."} |
