I like to start with no cast back hip circles and just support them through each position. Partner candle holds can be a good side station depending on their ages and maturity.
Probably silver, but the inconsistency and the strange progressions would be a concern for me.
Just one quick tip - the handstand not being vertical is probably contributing to her cartwheel being inconsistent.
Discuss this with your coach. They know your gymnastics and what would be a reasonable progression for you. I would encourage you to go watch a division three meet and think about whether or not you can see yourself competing those skills in this next three years. Division three also uses the...
Realistically, if you're talking NCAA, it's probably not going to happen. Even for division two or three, they'll be looking for level 10 skills/routines. I am a Wisconsin native and know there are a lot of non division one programs in the state, so I picked a random one just as an example. UW...
First off, I would encourage her to stop teaching herself new skills at home and focus on conditioning and basics. The "self taught" or playground gymnasts end up with really bad habits that are super hard to break and end up holding them back in the long run. Our guideline when I was a gymnast...
Yes and amen! I don't think there's a coach out there who wants kids swinging bars at home. As an athlete, our suggested boundary from our coach with home practice in general was to keep it to skills we could do on balance beam. Obviously doesn't directly apply to bars, but it's a good principle.