ASAP Mental block! Leving for Nationals tuesday!

[mvhsgymnast]

So tuesday I am leaving for high school gymnastics nationals in Florida. This wednesday, I had developed a mental block. I was working on punch fulls (round off style entrance) off a trampoline. After I was done working on them I tried doing front tucks and I couldnt go forward anymore, I wanted to twist. Then I got to the point where I would just stop. I left that night and returned to gym on Thursday. While working on floor I realized my mental block spread to floor. One of my tumbling passes is front front. I couldnt do it, I would run and stop! This continued Saturday and today.
Im not scared of front tucks. I have done probably over 2000 front tucks since my season started. I have done my front front pass hundreds of times. I have competed it multiple times.
I am leaving for nationals tuesday and I compete friday and I have a fear that i will be in the middle of my routine and I will just run and not do my front front!
I re taught myself to do standing punch front tucks. And I could do it every-other time running...but really slow. When I try running fast to prep for front fronts I just cant go!
any ideas? or advice? I have one practice tomorrow and then im off.

 

[gymnastgets10]

Don't freak out or think about it too much during the day. When you're at practice, just let your body go when you get to that pass; it knows what to do. I had something similar happen to me in level 6; I had been pulling in on my flyaway and then one day I just refused to let go of the bar. I got all worked up about it and a couple days later it got to the point where I thought I had forgotten how to flip off the bar and I physically couldn't do a flyaway anymore because I was waaayyy overthinking it. I finally just let myself go, didn't really think about what I was doing while I was swinging, let go of the bar and... I DID A FLYAWAY! So just trust that your body knows what to do, don't think about it, and go!

Hope this helps, and good luck at Nationals!

 

[All Chalked Up]

Think, "how much do I love gymnastics?" That oughta fix things up! When I get mental blocks, I make myself to do it, and it feels great. Plus your coaches will be proud