When kids start jumping to the high bar, is the bar placement based on the kid's height or do they just try to get them all jumping from one or two settings regardless of height? My dd is super small and it's the first skill I've been nervous about. I have seen how much work goes into changing...
Recently I had a hand/ finger injury on my right (dominate) hand. However, I was only out at most 2 weeks. I’ve been back for a week now and i’m having trouble holding on to the bar without getting the feeling that i’m going to peel. I have grips that fit and we’re fine before i got hurt. Kips...
Last night DD and I were talking on the way home from the gym and she mentioned an old teammate wasn't doing a fly away dismount (level 6) on bars but something else that "met" the dismount requirements. Is this possible? I quickly looked it up on-line and the requirements are "salto"...
My daughter is competing her first year xcel silver at age 9. She “got” her kip this summer and has competed 2 times with it. The first time scoring a 9.3 and the second only a 8.7. She has a meet tomorrow and is questioning her kip. Would it be better to do it even though her arms aren’t...
Hopefully this is a quick question.....in the lower levels, do girls usually have different settings specific to them personally? Or is the goal to get all the girls on the same setting? Specifically Xcel Gold, if that matters....
Thank you!
Having a discussion about level 6 and 7 bars and wondering if anyone has a list? Specifically, wondering if a tucked, piked, and layout flyaway are all A dismounts?
My daughter can barely stop herself with the tips of her toes after her glide swing and then has to do a dead hang pullover. At meets will they adjust the height of the bar?
DD just hit 5 feet and is the tallest on her team (L7) by at least 4 inches. She’s been struggling on bars (can’t seem to get straight legs on glide before kip) and keeps saying it’s because the bar setting is too low but is afraid to ask coach abt it. Might she be right or is it something in...
We have to use FIG setting for bars on all the levels so the bars are relatively close to each other, especially for the older and taller girls. Most of my gymnasts are old and tall so this is something that they struggle with. Learning giants on a single rail is pretty easy, but when they have...
Hey! I have another USAG level 9 question about connection bonus (this time for bars)
If one of my gymnasts competed a free hip handstand into a double back dismount, does she get the connection bonus, or not because the second skill is her dismount?
I can’t make this stuff up...the kid who took 18 months from first kip to consistent ugly kip just won bars at Regionals for both Bronze AND Silver! There were 28 kids in each of her groups, and in her Bronze session she got 8th AA. At 4:30am before her 8am Silver (specialist) session, she was...
Just thought I would get some opinions here. My daughter had her second year at level 4 and still struggled on bars her highest score was 8.30... big improvement from last year but still not great. Consistently her coaches tell me that bars are going to be her thing. I just don’t get it?! Is...
So proud of this kid...what an awesome weekend! She got her highest AA ever, good enough for third place of 20 AND her 9.6 first place Bronze bars was a personal best. She also scored her highest on Silver bars, 9.35, which was only beat by a 9.4. I thought for second she had State bar champ x2...
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For boys it's much easier compared to girls... bar height and lack of a low bar are major.
ok usually I understand the scores (at least mostly) that dd gets but this last meet on bars I was a bit suprised. Anyone out there willing to watch the video and help me understand what wet wrong? Thanks!!
I know some things recently changed (well in September) with the requirements and I was just wondering. DD has a Tkatchev in her routine - and a shootover to HS. But other girls don't have a single bar release... Just wondering.
We are having a debate on the shape of the body once the gymnast jumps from the low to the high bar.
Assuming the body isn't crazy arched when the gymnast makes contact with the high bar, and the routine is fluid and form good...
Can there be a deduction if you jump and are not hollow, or is...