My daughter told me that she doesn't think she is good at gymnastics. She is only 7, level 2. This will be her first year competing, but she has been in a succession of pre-team type classes for more than 2 years. She is training with a group of girls that are training level 3 and she is the...
Vault is by far my worst event, I'm training level 10 but my vault is not up to level. I have been training tsuk layouts for over a year now and they have not improved at all. I then switched to tsuk tuck full for a couple months and it was going quite well but me and my coach decided it would...
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My daughter started gymnastics 9 months ago (September 2021). She had about 80 hours of classes (2 classes per week). I don't know what they do during class because it's behind doors. Sometimes, when the class was almost over we could see the children going through a sort of...
What are reasonable expectations when it comes to your child's progress in the gym? My daughter is 8, training Gold for the summer. Her gym is small and uses Xcel in place of L3-5. As a silver, she practiced 8 hours a week, bumping up to 12 in April. She is training 15 hours over the summer then...
My daughter is an excel gold gymnast. The past 1.5 years she has been working on her back tuck with both private lessons and during open gym. After a couple months of great back tucks into the pit, she got the courage to try them on the floor. They look great. Nice and high and safe. She did...
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First time post here... So I have a 8 year old daughter who is in a smallish town club, she has been there since 4 and was identified as "gifted" and was in their devlopmental squad, however I was unaware and never told about the compulsary pathway as this club doesnt do them and...
Posted a thread with a cry for help, didn't have a video. Now I do, and I still want to work on progressing it to independence. What do I need to work on?
So, my DD was picked from pre-school rec class for "hot shots" pre-team and moved to L7 fairly easily, did well there and was truely almost ready to do very well at L8 that spring, then with puberty (at 11), gym and coach changes, vestibular stuff and bullying struggled for a year then moved on...
Typically how much progress should there be for gymnastics who train 3 days a week.
My daughter is 9 and trains 3 days a week in at a Country Recreational Grade level, she has been in her group for around 11 months and in development for 2 1/2 years.
My daughter is in a group with 7 other...
I'm just curious to hear if anyone noticed a big jump in progress when their gymmie started practicing more hours? Mine acquired a bunch of new skills when she went from 1.5 hours/week to 3 and then again when she went from 3 to 4. Started next week she'll be going 7 hours/week so I'm excited...
My youngest dd has been in her development group a year now and has been training 5 hours a week since April, I have concerns over her progress, she has got stonger and more flexible but she still hasn't learnt a hanging pullover, she is no where near doing back handsprings alone and has just...
It's been a long road! I posted a lot throughout my sons injury, decline, and wrist surgery.....it's been a little over a year since his surgery and a big gym switch and he is on his way to competing L8 this season.
It's been three months since he has been at the new gym. I have NO idea how he...
My daughter basically was allowed at our previous gym to teach herself her BHS. When I finally learned enough about gymnastics to know this was not a good thing and for various other reasons we changed gyms. This gym is working on fixing her BHS. It could be the most painfully slow thing I have...
I was wondering if there is a certain number of reps that is best for fast progress (skillwise not strengthwise).
Let's take easier skills like the Kip, Free Hip to Horizontal, Back Handsprings, Back Tucks, Cartwheels on Beam etc... how often is ideal to train them?
So each practice 20 of...
I have a problem with my
niece, who currently lives with is because her dad works abroad and her mom is currently in hospital due to a slipped disk surgery. So she will stay with us for at least 2 months.
My niece Annie is already 14 years old. She has been a dancer and a swimmer from age 5-10...
My daughters are both in developmental preschool-aged gymnastics classes- think pre-pre-team. The classes are taught by team coaches and theoretically lead into the competitive team, if all goes well. I had them in the rec classes at first, but decided to make the switch because the...
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which of the 4 events in WAG is the easiest to progress in?
Many of my teammates, and I also share this opinion, say that bars is the easiest, because you just need the strength and once you are strong and dedicated to learn, it's all about technique which...
Last month a girl (she has done power tumbling for some years but has never been on a very high level) joined our gym. She started at Level4, because she couldn't do any bar skills, although with her tumbling skills she would have been at least a Level6.
Anyways, this was 6 weeks ago. When I...
My youngest dd's coach has arranged a group meeting to be held during her next session, it is to discuss future changes and progress, we will be given an opportunity to ask any questions we may have .
As this is the first meeting of this kind I have attended do you have any tips, any do's or...
My youngest dd has been in her new group 4 months now and is loving it, I am very pleased with the amount of progress she has made in her strength and flexibility considering she only goes once a week.
My dd first joined her new group in Novemeber last year and she was already quite flexible...