Look at this cute clip of US Alternate Emma teaching former Japanese gymnasts to do the wolf turn. It’s so fun.
I‘ve never seen the sill broken down like that.
I think they are only attractive when done perfectly in a routine where they flow with the other elements and the gymnast is able to do it without too much hesitation, and not many can do that.
Hey coaches, I am looking for more information on how people are charting and tracking impact turns. How many do you allow at daily practice? What kind of matting and drills do you use day to day to minimize impact?
Also interested in injury policies and any research based evidence for...
Looking for more information on hard and protected landings on all events. How many hard impact turns do you take each practice? What matting and drills do you use Day-to-day to minimize impact? Have you seen reduction of injuries from limiting or charting impact turns?
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DD says her 1.5 turn on floor has grown wonky and they are now doing a fan turn, a full turn with leg at horizontal. She seems into it. Are these the same level skill, A or B (and which?), and just pretty much a swap? Thanks for the info.
Sorry this is kind of random, but what are some turns that are Bs for beam?
Full turn with leg at horizontal?
Half wolf turn?
Full wolf turn?
This but only a full?
One and a half normal is a B, I know.
Illusions?
Half, full, outward, inward, one hand, both hands, no hands- Any of these a B...
vs
I know the one is a triple turn, and the other is a double on beam, but bear with me. I couldn't find better GIFs. So basically, is a turn the dancer way rated the same as a regular turn if it has the same number of rotations, etc.
I'm inclined to say no, as in dancer turns are rated...
My oh my...
I have been to a couple coach clinics lately but it was more disturbing than helping :
The hurdle front leg : bend or not bend , when yes how knee high up or leg bent to back ....
Backhandspring: because of the spring floor : short and high not long anymore
For layout coming from...
Is their a deduction for doing turns on your bad leg? I'm a righty for everything else but I turn leftie and do my split jump on beam leftie. So I'd like to be prepared to face a deduction for that if there is one. I've tried learning how to do my turns and split jump on beam on the right foot...
Seriously, is this not the most overused skill in women's gymnastics at the moment? It's bad enough on beam, but even on floor. Texas Dreams seems to consider it a mandatory requirement.
Very few gymnasts do them well. Most it's hideous on... They must go!!
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Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone had any tips/advice/drills/sayings that they found helpful when teaching turns. So far we've strengthened their releve so they seem to be getting adequate extension in their toes but their biggest problem is moving their hips then chest or vise versa. They are...
When I do illusions, its in my floor routine, I put my hand down and I touch the floor. I never thought it was wrong until a team mate told me I don't get credit for the turn and that on beam that's a huge deduction.
Is that true?
Because of an injury on my left ankle (don't have enough range of motion to go up to releve), I have changed my turning foot to my right foot.
I travel completely off the beam doing this skill (I fall to the left side if it makes a difference) and it is super frustrating! I also spin quite...