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So I’m not sure what the standards are over in the UK. But I think one of the main things they will look for is coachability. Does he take instruction well and able to apply it? I think having a positive attitude, a willingness to learn, and being coachable are the main things. Drills and skills can be taught. Strength and flexibility come with time.
Thanks. He’s gotSo I’m not sure what the standards are over in the UK. But I think one of the main things they will look for is coachability. Does he take instruction well and able to apply it? I think having a positive attitude, a willingness to learn, and being coachable are the main things. Drills and skills can be taught. Strength and flexibility come with time.
But if you are looking for certain skills they might ask him to do, here are some suggestions. Mind you I have no idea about MAG in the UK. But perhaps cartwheel, somersault, can he pull himself up on a bar, even pull himself over it. Maybe hang on rings, or even swing a bit without instantly falling off. These are pretty basic skills that start preparing you for the first levels (pre-team) basically. I wish your son the best of luck. Tell him to smile and enjoy it!