college gymnastics

Here's the schedule for this weekend: https://roadtonationals.com/results/scheduleM/?fbclid=IwAR1tP4PBF6bJnwuDYzRnCXMtbpCWwGr-23cuFaG14k5Nk4BJskxyGGF5QHw Penn St/Illinois is on Big 10+ You can watch the virtual meets at https://www.twitch.tv/brandonngai42/

Apologies for a question that likely seems stupid, but I don’t know the answer so ..... I think it would be fun (especially in these times when we are not out and about as much) to get into watching women’s college gymnastics. The problem is, I don’t know how/where to find it. Is there a...

Can someone explain to me how college gymnastics works? What are the different divisions, and how does one get picked for a specific division?

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I have asked this before but didn't get a lot of response so I want to ask again. For those of you with college gymnasts, when are they heading back? Some schools already announced online only for Fall, so how will they practice? Have we heard what is going to happen to the 2020-21 season? And...

I am a junior in high school who would absolutely love to compete gymnastics in college. I am a level 9 vault and floor specialist, and I expect to be a level 10 next year. I know I’m not the ideal candidate for a college team as I would only have 1 year of experience in level 10 before I...

My daughter is going to a college gymnastics meet this weekend with a friend from gymnastics. I have never been to a college meet and since she is going with a friend I was wondering what souvenirs might be available for an 11 year old girl that eats, sleeps, and breathes gymnastics. Thanks!

Thoughts? https://slate.com/culture/2018/04/college-gymnastics-is-a-spectacular-sport-with-a-major-grade-inflation-problem.html

All these posts about college gymnastics in the USA has me curious. What types of skills/skill level would be expected of a gymnast to compete at a Div 1 school? What is the usual difficulty level of college routines?

Anyone have an idea what percentage of girls that compete in college home-schooled through high school? Is it a majority so that they have enough hours to train or do many do traditional high school?

So my DD just started team and will compete for the first time this fall. When I tell people this they automatically start asking about the Olympics or maybe even college gymnastics -- which annoys me. But it has gotten me thinking (as a math fan)... What do you think the odds are of a kid...

http://www.komu.com/news/target-8-missouri-gymnastics-posts-abnormally-high-departure-numbers/?utm_content=buffer3fc3d&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer waiting for bookworm to chime in... =)

So, i'm not american and i don't know anything about college gymnastics. I read the term D1 teams, but what are the other levels (if there are any) and how are they different?

I don't have cable I only stream. Where besides YouTube can you catch a college meet?

I know the topic of gymnast abuse has come up in the past and we have some parents who have witnessed firsthand..... check out this craziness at penn state. The comments are even crazier...

I have read so many conflicting versions of information regarding college gym from many different sources and I am utterly confused. Whether it is from this board, articles elsewhere, coaches, etc. My guess is that there is no one answer, but here is my question. At what point is it no longer...

Hello all! I have been reading for a long time but this is my first post/question here. My dd will be 10 in late summer and competing at L5 in the fall. We started gymnastics late, at the age of 8 so she attended 1 rec class, competed at 3 and then 4. Our gym has a strict 1 level per year...

I hope I'm adding this link correctly... http://www.cbsnews.com/news/womens-gymnastics-university-utah-draws-march-madness-like-crows/

I was looking for info on what the bonuses in men's Gymnatics are worth and came across an article (posted below) about women's college gymnastics. The article says that for college athletes a 9.7 is only OK, a 9.8 is average and you need a 9.9 or 10 to have a "great score". Is this true...

Can anyone who is familiar with gymnastics in the Sacramento area, specifically coaches if you're reading, PM me so I can discuss some questions I have? I'm not comfortable putting things out on the public forum at the moment. Thanks