- Oct 15, 2007
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OK...so i just got back in the gym about a year and a half ago, after a 4 and a half year leave. I'm starting this season as Level 7 but by my last meet around April, we're hoping to be L8.
My first issue is bars. Our gym is extremely small...we only have one set of bars, but we're getting a new gym so I'm thinking that with the new equipment and a pit bar and more sets I'll be able to get a lot better...is that a fair assumption?
My second is this: i still have no floor routine/music.
I picked music and my coach said she would cut it, but later she come to me and told me to pick different music because it would be too hard to cut that specific music. So I picked other music and she liked it but the other day when we finally decided to make the routine, she made the comment that the music was very "dancy" and that's not the kind of gymnast I am. I agreed but told her i thought taking a risk and being serious would be nice for me. Shereplied by telling me that some people shouldn't take risks.
D=
But here's my problem...I don't know what to do! I think I want to get a couple of my friends who have danced all their life to help me make my own routine, because they sometimes help with my beam routines, but I'm not sure.
Any ideas?
My first issue is bars. Our gym is extremely small...we only have one set of bars, but we're getting a new gym so I'm thinking that with the new equipment and a pit bar and more sets I'll be able to get a lot better...is that a fair assumption?
My second is this: i still have no floor routine/music.
I picked music and my coach said she would cut it, but later she come to me and told me to pick different music because it would be too hard to cut that specific music. So I picked other music and she liked it but the other day when we finally decided to make the routine, she made the comment that the music was very "dancy" and that's not the kind of gymnast I am. I agreed but told her i thought taking a risk and being serious would be nice for me. Shereplied by telling me that some people shouldn't take risks.
D=
But here's my problem...I don't know what to do! I think I want to get a couple of my friends who have danced all their life to help me make my own routine, because they sometimes help with my beam routines, but I'm not sure.
Any ideas?