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    Parents Worried- body image issues in 8 year old

    My 8 year old DD is having body image issues lately, saying her legs and arms look fat. This is devastating for me to hear because she is so beautiful and strong and thin. I tell her all the time how beautiful, strong, healthy, talented, smart, etc she is. I would love to hear from other...
  2. Gymettemom

    WAG 10 year old level 4

    I am wondering; what are the chances of my DD, who is a 10 year old level four, ever making it to collegiate gymnastics? She does beautiful routines and averages 36 AA, but is just short of the free hip on bars to compete level 5. When I read on here about 10 year old level 9's, I feel like...
  3. coach1234

    WAG *MUST SEE* :O Catherine Lyons (GBR) working a Def!!! THIS IS CRAZY FOR A 13 YEAR OLD!!!!!

    http://instagram.com/p/jobuEgkqdu/ check this link to watch GB's Catherine Lyons do a full twisting gienger (def) :O this is crazy
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    New with a crazy 5 year old

    Finally talked my other half into letting my 5 year old do gymnastics. Her preschool teacher told me I "had to do something" about her at school. During play time she climbed onto the playhouse roof to balance of course scaring the lady to death. Flipping over a trapeze bar okay normal kid...
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    Parents Day Care Advice for 2 year old kid

    My son is 2 years old and recently i have joined some organisation so i am planning to send him to daycare.Please guide me whether it is a nice option or anything else i can think off.
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    WAG First Level 9 Meet 10 Year Old

    First meet yesterday....all skills are not solid so DD started at a 9.0 on bars and a 9.7 on vault....did great with her new floor routine...fell on beam twice...so lots to work on!
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    Parents Advice regarding my 3 year old!

    Hey I'm new to ChalkBucket! My daughter Belle is 3 years old (4 in Feb)... She absolutely loves gymnastics. She watches youtube videos constantly, is always practicing, would spend all day every day in the gym if she could! The advice I need is regarding her physical capabilities. She does both...
  8. Amusibus

    WAG Osgood Schlatters in a 7 year old??

    My daughter is 7. And three quarters! And she has developed knee pain. Right in front of her knee, that came on out of nowhere but not really gradually. There was no injury I mean. She is going through a growth spurt for sure as in the last few months she has gained 6 pounds and 1.5 inches (this...
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    Parents Back, wrist and ankle pain in 8 year old.

    My dd is a new level 4 gymnast. She is really starting to have back pain doing bridges, back bends, back handsprings, etc... She also complains of ankle pain when tumbling and wrist pain when doing back handsprings. Does anyone have any recommendations for doctors in Boston? Do I take her to a...
  10. Ariana's_Mommy

    Parents My 3 year old bumping up quickly, but what's too much?

    Hi, I'm new here. My name is Ange and my daughter's name is Ariana she is 3 almost 4 in December. She started gymnastics in August of this year. She goes once a week. The first time we went they bumped her the first day from parent and tot class 2-4 to tumble tots 3-5. She only stayed in that...
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    Parents 11 yr old needs energy food !!

    My daughter just turned 11 and she is competing level 9 this year . Her training hours and conditioning have increased a lot this fall . When I took her to the dr for her 11 year checkup , she has dropped off the charts in weight and the dr thinks she is burning more calories than she is eating...
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    Parents wow-an 86 year old gymnast!

    A friend forwarded me this link-this woman is amazing! She's 86 and still doing routines! http://www.godvine.com/86-Year-Old-Gymnast-fb-gvx-3272.html (this site is a religious site-I wasn't easily able to find it on it's own but there's no religious content in the video)
  13. amblan01

    Back pain in 14 year old with spine out of alignment

    What do you think it could be? Its been hurting recently. Its been a come and go thing. I will go to the doctor soon but I was just wondering if anyone has any ideas as to what it could possibly be. Its all in my lower back like I can't bend over without pain. Its about a 5-9 on a scale of 1-10...
  14. TXCB2004

    WAG My 3 year old has her pullover

    Isn't this cool?
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    WAG Need help fast for coaching 3 years old

    hi! so I have to create 8 different activities to help three years old develop movements in gymnastics using less material possible! It would include like walking like a cat on a triangle mat or doing a bear walk on something else but I just have no inpiration! so please help!! and it has to be...
  16. kaloss

    Parents progress for 6 year old.... too soon?

    My daughter just turned 6 (yesterday) and has been in gymnastics for about 6 months. She started in level 1, then in June was moved up to "Hotshots" (I guess it's an advanced class for kids that are picking up skills faster than average). Last night, the team coach filled in for her regular...
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    Parents 10 yr old training 20 hours a week during school .. Too much training?

    My daughter will be 11 in September and will be competing level 9 this season . I just found out she's suppose to train 4hours x4 days a week and 5 hours on Saturday totaling 20 hours a week. She has been doing that over the summer but she will be starting a new middle school in the fall . How...
  18. UTMom2three

    T&T Well, Carmella (10 year old) ended up taking the summer off after a bad ankle roll.

    She started complaining just after State that her Ankle hurt all the time. Come to find out, back in March, while at a Cheer competition, she rolled her ankle pretty bad, and didnt really tell anyone. She just pushed through it. So, since she was hurting, we held off on Nationals this...
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    WAG 10 yr old Daughter wants to quit and move on... Is it time?

    My 10 yr old daughter has been in gymnastics since 5 yrs old. She quickly showed a talent for it and progressed very quickly, joining the team and started competing in 1st grade. We are not in the US so the system is very different. She loved it and couldn't get to the gym fast enough! She has...
  20. dani4

    WAG considering adult gymnastics- 38 years old and a beginner

    I admit it, part of the reason I take my kids to gymnastics is because that *I* want to play too. And our gym has a drop-in adult class, but I'm a little scared to go. I'm 38 years old, I can do a cartwheel and I'm in pretty good shape (I lift heavy weights at the gym) but I'm still nervous...
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