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No problem it makes you really focus on keep your chin in

Our coach makes us put a beanie baby under our chins on the trampoline and sometimes has us bite our Leo's to help keep our chin in

I went to every practice when my knee was injured as well as when I hurt my shoulder. My coach always had something for me to do whether it was conditioning or even just helping out by coaching.

UPDATE: I was released to flip again yesterday and I did a few things today but my first practice will be tomorrow

Monday I will hopefully be released to flip again and work on skills for Baylor acrobatics and tumbling camp. It is feeling a ton better but as most gymnast who get a injury it can be an entirely different story while flipping

There are many end goals to the sport just a few of them include making the national team and even possibly going to the olympics for trampoline (because tumbling and double mini aren't included) But for right now since he is just getting into the competitive side of the sport I would just focus...

I have found the camps and hope to attend one this summer

I really want to stay in state and the only school here is Baylor I have tried to research but have found it difficult

I am a power tumbler from Texas and I was just wondering what a good route would be if I really want to tumble in college