- Jun 26, 2009
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I've heard a lot about unique skills in gymnastics. Personally, I prefer them, but a couple questions come to mind.
Are they really worth it?
Don't get me wrong, unique skills such as a shushonova on beam are really fun to do, and they make you stand out from the crowd. But it seems like it might be harder for a coach to teach them.
Also, since a judge wouldn't see them as often, does that leave the chance that they would judge them differently than they would if the skill was common?
If there are any other things you'd like to point out about unique skills (ei: cool examples, bad experiences, good experiences, etc.) I'd love to hear it!
Mostly, I'm just curious
Thanks!
Are they really worth it?
Don't get me wrong, unique skills such as a shushonova on beam are really fun to do, and they make you stand out from the crowd. But it seems like it might be harder for a coach to teach them.
Also, since a judge wouldn't see them as often, does that leave the chance that they would judge them differently than they would if the skill was common?
If there are any other things you'd like to point out about unique skills (ei: cool examples, bad experiences, good experiences, etc.) I'd love to hear it!
Mostly, I'm just curious

Thanks!