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    Parents Online Flexibility Training

    Our daughter is wanting to spend some time working on her flexibility, and target than chop and change through a multitude of YouTube videos, thought I'd check if there were any recommended video series/online coaches that specialise in this sort of thing. Happy for paid options, just want...
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    Parents One on One training

    Hi all, Interested to hear if anyone has had extra training with a coach beyond the standard training. Our gym offers it, and our L4 daughter is keen to progress and improve on some specific skills. She currently trains 12hrs per week, but in a team of 11 (I'm not sure what size most teams...
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    Parents Talking Nutrition

    Our daughter is about to move to 9hrs a week training as she moves to L3 (in Australia). She's always been an extremely fussy eater, won't touch most fruit and veg but also didn't like cake, ice cream etc. Generally she'll eat plain rice and pasta, cheese etc. We've been to dieticians and...
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    Women KIP timing

    I definitely agree, though we have a bar at home and she keeps practicing it herself. I don't want to tell her to stop, so have been trying to get her to focus on the individual elements of a kip and working on those.
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    Women KIP timing

    I will try and sort one out and upload :)
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    Women KIP timing

    I'm trying to help my 7yr old with her kip. Individually she has the components looking good and has great strength, but when she puts it all together, just can't get the timing. I've searched through and had her watch countless YouTube videos, but it's just not improving. From my limited...
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    Parents Gym Dad Confused

    Thanks for the responses. We're in QLD, just North of Brisbane. Honestly, I probably fall into that category of every parent thinking they're child is the next Georgia Godwin (how awesome was she at the Comm Games). I grew up with parents that didn't have the time or money to help push in sport...
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    Parents Gym Dad Confused

    My 7yr old daughter started gymnastics at the beginning of this year, instantly fell in love with it and is in the comp team (in Australia at level 2 I should add). Currently she trains 6hrs a week, increasing to 9 next month (which she says still isn't enough for her lol). We're at a YMCA gym...
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