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My dd says it must be the leap pass that got her then, because the tumbling was gorg.She got a 9.1
Hah, i would have no idea who she is or how to find out. I am one of the weird ones who (no offense to any of you out there) doesnt care nor has the time to even try to figure it out. I have enough trouble trying to figure put what my own kid is doing with this sport. Lol.she dangled the back leg. and her coaches says she needs crisper movement. she is making progress. thanks for the kind remarks everyone.
just so everyone knows it is ok is everyone knows who we/she is. hiding is silly and i like to share and view kids specially ones I have some interest in.
I didn’t think a full was allowed in lv 6. Could they possibly be planning on her competing a lv 7 or lv 8? I could be way wrong about the full being allowed in lv 6, but who knows!Her passes are full, ROBHSBL then FHSFT and the music is 1:07. I personally would cut out the full and chop the music a few seconds. HC said it’s because she’s not super dancy but is very powerful. She’s only 9 and did very well at L4 last season (nothing lower than 36.7, which is great for this area) so I think they are thinking long term and prepping her for L7. That’s interesting that you NY guys are seeing three in L7. I feel like it’s mostly two here. Maybe Upstate is even more late to the game. Lol thanks everyone! Great perspectives.
She’s doing a back full which I believe is a B. I think a front full is a C, so you would be correct that it would not be allowed in L6. But I am not the expert, so someone please correct me if I’m wrong!I didn’t think a full was allowed in lv 6. Could they possibly be planning on her competing a lv 7 or lv 8? I could be way wrong about the full being allowed in lv 6, but who knows!
She needs to learn to pull in her hips and pelvis. It is putting strain on her lower back to always be tilted like that. As well it a makes it difficult to get a proper leg position. If not through dance, she may benefit from some physical therapy. Her gymnastics will look so much better if she learns to fix this.She hates dance unless she is doing so cray whip and nae nae stuff. Over the summer the girls had/have 45 minutes a day of ballet everyday. She does tend to walk around with her but in the air. Like a cat I used to have.
She needs to learn to pull in her hips and pelvis. It is putting strain on her lower back to always be tilted like that. As well it a makes it difficult to get a proper leg position. If not through dance, she may benefit from some physical therapy. Her gymnastics will look so much better if she learns to fix this.