Sep 27, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 18 segments
One mistake can wreck an entire all-around- unless you know how to reset fast. We sit down with Australian MAG star Jesse Moore, fresh off Commonwealth Games medals, to talk mid-routine mindset…
Jesse MooreGuestArman LiewHost
Emma NedovHost
I also feel like though, you know, it's quite interesting hearing you say, I think maybe there's like an expectation that when you do a competition, there shouldn't be any falls.
And like, you shouldn't make any mistakes when in reality, like when you're up there, it's just who makes the most out of whatever mistakes happen.
know, like it's, it's really that game where, you know, when you watch like a, I went to watch Cirque du Soleil when I was in Vegas and one of the performers made a mistake and like, obviously you're performing.
But it's very rare that you would go through an entire all around without like some slip up.
And like pommel is like the hardest to compete and the hardest to start on, I could imagine.
And then Pommel's similar to beam in the fact that it's like, you're shaky, it's not going to work.
I also feel like though, you know, it's quite interesting hearing you say, I think maybe there's like an expectation that when you do a competition, there shouldn't be any falls.
And like, you shouldn't make any mistakes when in reality, like when you're up there, it's just who makes the most out of whatever mistakes happen.
know, like it's, it's really that game where, you know, when you watch like a, I went to watch Cirque du Soleil when I was in Vegas and one of the performers made a mistake and like, obviously you're performing.
But it's very rare that you would go through an entire all around without like some slip up.
And like pommel is like the hardest to compete and the hardest to start on, I could imagine.
And then Pommel's similar to beam in the fact that it's like, you're shaky, it's not going to work.
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