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Curious what other gym programs look like for DP level 3. What is the size of gymnasts to coach ratio, how many hours a day/week do they train?

Is there issues with gymnasts not getting corrections and doing stations without any monitoring?
 
Our 3s practice 9 hours a week (with 4s and some 6s), All 3s practice in one group (I think there is 7? There is usually 1-2 coaches per event with them, about 5 or 6 coaches per practice)
 
Our 3s practice 9 hours a week (with 4s and some 6s), All 3s practice in one group (I think there is 7? There is usually 1-2 coaches per event with them, about 5 or 6 coaches per practice)
wow that sounds wonderful!! We have 13 level 3 with usually 1 coach per event, sometimes 2.
 
Our L3’s practice 10.5 hours a week (3 days of 3.5 hours). There are 21 girls and they rotate all 4 events and conditioning. There are usually 2-4 coaches per rotation for the group.
 
Our L3’s practice 10.5 hours a week (3 days of 3.5 hours). There are 21 girls and they rotate all 4 events and conditioning. There are usually 2-4 coaches per rotation for the group.

Our L3’s practice 10.5 hours a week (3 days of 3.5 hours). There are 21 girls and they rotate all 4 events and conditioning. There are usually 2-4 coaches per rotation for the group.
So does that whole group of 21 get split into 4 smaller groups and then they rotate in the smaller groups to each event, with multiple coaches ?
 
I'm in a different country and thus, different level system, but my group is training skills similar to L3/L4/Gold and they train 9 hours a week, there are 8 girls in the group (some years might go up to 10 or down to 6) with one coach. I usually set up stations but I coach/focus on one of them and that's where I give corrections,... in the other ones they work independently. Usually the set up is made so I can watch all the station but I only give punctual corrections in the ones I'm not actively coaching.
Also usually the side stations are skills or drill that they have usually mostly mastered, so they should be able to do them ok in their own.
 

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