Yeah, forcing herself out of it isn’t going to work. Your DD needs to understand that blocks are a normal part of the sport. Sooner or later all gymnasts will experience it to some degree but my guess is that your DD hasn’t seen too much of her teammates dealing with blocks since she is only L7...
How old is she? Recent growth spurt? How supportive are her coaches and what is their recommendation for working through the block (ie do they support her going back to basics and building up again or is she having to stand on a beam and just go for the skills that are no longer there?)
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To answer your question though....my daughter was in this situation several times on more than one event. Generally whatever coach let her train the more desired skill was never the head coach or lead event coach. It usually was under the guise of uptraining and usually she simply had a better...
I’m confused because your ChalkBucket account says you are a parent and a gymnast. Many of your posts are from the vantage point of a parent yet here you say you are a kid and you don’t want your parents to know about this problem you are having.
So which is it? Parent or child?
I would look for another gym right away! I would not pay for a 3rd year in bronze at her age and skill set. Being told that silver is full is problematic for me as in this case it may indicate they can’t manage the progression of their athletes to a level that matches skills (assuming your DD...
It might be to detract people from 'quitting' DP just to compete in another program for the sole purpose of 'winning' only to come back to DP the following season.
What I don't think is happening is a USAG committee sitting around in a room dreaming up ways to intentionally make it harder for...
For many kiddos though, especially highly sensitive ones, emotional 'stress' will make you physically tired. The emotional part should subside within a few weeks as the OP's DD gets used to the routine and new teammates. If I pulled out my DD of everything that made her 'tired' she would still...
My DD would have rough transitions to anything 'new' - new level, switch to summer hours, new school year, end of school year, etc. Sounds like you are doing a great job with the encouragement so keep that up. Congratulate her at the end of the week with a comment that you are proud of her and...
Overall I like your music choice but the transition to the other music at 20 and the abrupt ending are awkward. I don't hear any vocals so you are good with that!