There are many good videos explaining this skill. That might help her to see it. I agree with what has already been said, in previous replies. I also think that the home bars, although they can be helpful, tend to be not as sturdy as an actual gym uneven bar, and that doesn't help. Maybe have...
Bless you for having an empathetic spirit towards your teammate. Coaches should not do that, obviously, and yet human nature often gets the best of us. It's still not right. Have you spoken to your parents about this? If so, and I hope you have, perhaps they, and you, could go to the owner and...
Bars is my sticking point....LOL... It takes them so long to set up, stations etc, although I do not believe in using grips at this stage some already do, so that takes more time. By the time they get on bars they have like 20 minutes max... with 10 plus kids.
I figure that many level four groups have about 12 hours a week. My question is how much time do they get per event per night? Do they attempt to get to four events plus flex/conditioning /warmup, or do they just do two events? Asking the question because in the past, with level four I have had...
My sisters and I did ballet forever, back in the day. We had a strict ballet teacher....LOL... when we all took up gymnastics as well, it was relatively 'easy' for us, because most of the leg work ( no pun intended) had been accomplished by all of the ballet lessons. Posture, correct alignment...
I put the board at 2 for most kids.... obviously that is tougher for the little ones. I put it at least at 2, because I want the kids to get preflight. Unfortunately once kids learn how to run, hurdle, and punch the board incorrectly you find them leaning, and thats really hard to get rid of...
I've come across this a lot, when I coached rec. I firstly have the kids sit in a pike on the floor. I then get a floor bar, or even a tube, and have them place the bar across their hips. I explain to them that this is where the bar goes, as a beginner doing a pullover. I then explain to them...
I am of the mind that level 4 is a rather large jump from level 3. I've seen kids win states at level 3 and then not do well at all at level four. How do you prepare parents for that reality? Is that even necessary, and if so how do you all go about that? I'm a big fan of being honest....LOL...
JO compulsory yes...very specific, foot at Passé....Optionals/xcel ...no.... variety of places foot can be, but to make it simple full turn at passe, or Coupe. Passe foot is at knee... Coupe foot is at ankle.
I am from Mass, and from a gymnastics family.....LOL... In MA... check out Elite, RGA, ( reading gymnastics Academy) Yellow Jackets, these are some of the more established gyms.
Man thats a tough one! I agree with everything already written so I will try to not be redundant. My take on this, and I could be wrong, is that body memory plays a huge part in what you are asking. I'm an old coach. I come at things maybe a bit different because of that. I took ballet for 14...
Thats a lot of work to watch! I've done that with gymnasts from years ago because many did not do Yurchenko vaults, so it made my task easier, and in every case but one, their last step was off of their dominant leg.... took hours though to watch...LOL.