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Jesus Carballo

Jesus Carballo competed for Spain in men's artistic gymnastics, 1996–2004. Career medals: 2 gold.

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FIG-named skills

Career, in brief

Jesus Carballo was a two-time Olympian for Spain in men's artistic gymnastics, competing from 1996 through 2004. Three elements on the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG) Table of Named Elements carry his name.

Timeline

Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 2 appearances

Athens 2004 Olympic Games

Aug 14 → 23 · Athens
Team Qual
All-Around Qual 27.099 — did not advance 87th
Pommel Horse Qual 9.175 — did not advance 52nd
Parallel Bars Qual 9.187 — did not advance 55th
Horizontal Bar Qual 8.737 — did not advance 69th

1996 Atlanta Olympics

Jul 20 → Aug 4 · Atlanta
All-Around Qual 111.761 — 38th, advanced Final 57.412 — 13th 13th
Pommel Horse Qual 18.450
Still Rings Qual 18.725
Parallel Bars Qual 18.800
Horizontal Bar Qual 19.374 — 5th, advanced Final 9.350 — 7th 7th
Floor Exercise Qual 17.750 — did not advance 86th
Vault Qual 18.662

World — 2 appearances

1999 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships (34th, Tianjin)

Oct 8 → 17 · Tianjin
Horizontal Bar Final GOLD

1996 FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships (31st, San Juan)

Apr 19 → 21 · San Juan
Horizontal Bar Final GOLD

FIG-named skills

3 FIG-named skills (Parallel Bars)

Team affiliations

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Sources

Sources olympics.com (Atlanta 1996) · olympedia.org (Athens 2004, Atlanta 1996) · gymnastics.sport · usagym.org (Tianjin 1999, San Juan 1996)
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