[REL] An American Girl: McKenna Shoots for the Stars (2012)

[ghost]

Thanks!

[ghost]

BTW: I have it in 1080p and german/english audio:

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[yekaterina]

If McKenna hadn't shoots his star, he would have been better off as a rockstar.
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[Davros6]

When I saw the title of this topic I was expecting an american version of Bend It Like Beckham

Did they mention at any point in this movie, "Gymnastics" comes from the Greek word "Gymnos" which means "Naked" because 2000 years ago they used to perform in the buff.

[Sully23]

Did they mention at any point in this movie, "Gymnastics" comes from the Greek word "Gymnos" which means "Naked" because 2000 years ago they used to perform in the buff.

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[Night457]

That extended to pretty much all athletic training in ancient Greece, including the original Olympics.

It really puts wrestling into its proper context.

Spoiler: Meaning and Origin: Gymnastics originated in ancient Greece, where it was a fundamental part of athletic training and physical education. The Greek word "gymnos" refers to the fact that athletes often competed naked. The term "gymnasium" initially referred to a public building in Greece where athletes trained and competed. These gymnasiums were usually located outside the city walls and included a variety of facilities, such as running tracks, wrestling pits, and pools for swimming and bathing. Over time, the term "gymnastics" came to encompass a wide range of exercises and disciplines that aimed to improve overall physical fitness and athleticism. These disciplines included acrobatics, strength training, jumping, tumbling, and dance. https://etymologyworld.com/item/gymnastics

[Sully23]

Suppose there is a multiverse.

[Davros6]

The mens relay race might have been a bit tricky.....or should I say painful