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Someone already suggested it but rhythmic gymnastics is also an option. Many rhythmic gymnasts are taller and 5'7"-5'9" would not be out of line with others. I know that there are several rhythmic programs in Germany and I think the German Nationals are coming right up. I don't know if any of...

I think you should stick with it if you love the sport. The rhythmic team I coach has one 14 year old level 5 and one 14 year old level 4. Last year they were both the only ones in their age groups at all the meets they attended (they competed L3 and L4). That meant that they got 1st place...

If you are interested in rhythmic toe slippers here are some websites: www.rhythmicgymnastics.com, www.rsgymsupply.com (both U.S), www.romsport.com, and www.bermosport.com (both Canadian). Sasiki is the most popular brand, but the others are good as well. We have had good luck with bleyer and...

I'm a rhythmic coach and I have one level 5 gymnast who is complaining about sore wrists. She is 14 and has a larger body type. She has been really working on her bwo. Her wrists always hurt a little in bridges, but now with the added bwo practice they are really bothering her. We are working on...

Hi I've been a member for a couple of months but have not really posted much. I'm actually a rhythmic coach but there have been many useful posts on here that have been helpful.

I coach a level 3 and 4 rhythmic team. We are a mostly for fun team but we go to 1 or two meets a year. My oldest two girls are both 13 and one is a L3 and one's a L4. The 13 year old L3 just started this year, has no gymnastics experience, but did have some dance training. She knows that...

Hi, I've been lurking for a bit so I decided to post. I'm actually a rhythmic coach of a team of level 3's and 4's. I have more of a dance background then a gymnastics background and I found the forum when I was looking for info on back walkovers. I keep returning now and then to see if...