- Apr 20, 2013
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Hey all!
I've been looking for more ways to make pommel/mushroom more fun for beginners in a recreational environment. These kids range from 5-7 years old and have been getting frustrated with the event (Just like any other boy ever). The most these kids can do at the moment is swing around a quarter to half way before stopping. Over the past session, I have exhausted all the tricks up my sleeve so I am turning to y'all in hopes that you will have some fun stuff for them to do.
Just so you are aware of the equipment my gym has in regards to this event we have:
1 Pommel Horse
1 Floor Horse with no Handles
2 Mushrooms
1 Parent-Constructed Mushroom (It is a bit bigger than your Average Mushroom)
1 Bucket Trainer (We usually use this in conjunction with the Parent-Constructed Mushroom)
Thanks ahead of time, and I can't wait for y'all to respond!
I've been looking for more ways to make pommel/mushroom more fun for beginners in a recreational environment. These kids range from 5-7 years old and have been getting frustrated with the event (Just like any other boy ever). The most these kids can do at the moment is swing around a quarter to half way before stopping. Over the past session, I have exhausted all the tricks up my sleeve so I am turning to y'all in hopes that you will have some fun stuff for them to do.
Just so you are aware of the equipment my gym has in regards to this event we have:
1 Pommel Horse
1 Floor Horse with no Handles
2 Mushrooms
1 Parent-Constructed Mushroom (It is a bit bigger than your Average Mushroom)
1 Bucket Trainer (We usually use this in conjunction with the Parent-Constructed Mushroom)
Thanks ahead of time, and I can't wait for y'all to respond!
