Parents Round Off Rebound Help Please

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My daughter is struggling with getting both arms to "pop" her onto her feet coming out of her round off. Basically one arm pushes and the other stays stuck to the ground. As a result she basically stands up and jumps as opposed to rebounding. She nearly has her BHS but of course because of the poor rebound is struggling to do a ROBHS. I think she can do it, I just think it hasn't clicked how to do it. Is there anything we can do to help encourage that arm to push off the ground as well?
 
Look at her hands, are the fingers on both hands facing the same way? Or is the hand that is "stuck" pointing in the direction she is going? Bot hands fingers should be pointing the same direction or even towards eachother.

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I think a lot of it is just time and repetition, and drills. My dd did the same thing, she'd land sort of "flat", and then jump up in the air for her rebound. Lots and lots of practice, and now she seems to actually be getting the "hurdle" at the beginning, and the rebound at the end. They have done a LOT of practice JUST doing the RO... I think it can be tough to link skills together when they don't have both, pretty well on their own. If she "mostly" has her BHS, and "kind of" has her RO, I'm really surprised they are trying to put the two together...
 
I think a lot of it is just time and repetition, and drills. My dd did the same thing, she'd land sort of "flat", and then jump up in the air for her rebound. Lots and lots of practice, and now she seems to actually be getting the "hurdle" at the beginning, and the rebound at the end. They have done a LOT of practice JUST doing the RO... I think it can be tough to link skills together when they don't have both, pretty well on their own. If she "mostly" has her BHS, and "kind of" has her RO, I'm really surprised they are trying to put the two together...

They don't really. Every now and then (2 times that I can think of) they have let her try. My thought was just that without the RO she won't progress into the ROBHS. She is eager to practice so I will just encourage her to keep trying until it clicks!
 

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