Parents What JO level would my daughter be?

[supernicegymmom]

Hi JO Parents! My eldest daughter is an Xcel Silver gymnast who will be switching to JO in the near future. I don’t know much about the JO program so based on my daughter’s skills what JO level would she be?

Beam: Handstand, Cartwheel, Front-tuck off beam, back walkover on low beam, just started working on back-tucks off the beam

Floor: Round-Off back-handspring, Front tuck (inconsistent), back extension roll, front handspring, she can do a back tuck with spot.

Bars: Kip (she has her kip on the low strap bar, high strap bar, and she can do it on the low bar but she touches the floor) 3 tap swings to turn dismount, front hip circle, mill circle, double back hip circle.

Vault: Handstand flatback, front handspring over mat stack.

 

[Rookie Gym Coach]

She seems to be at varying levels on different events. With a few more skills she could compete level four. She could also compete a solid level three season and score well.

 

[TumbleTwist]

Level 3. Also, it's no longer called JO, it is now called DP.

 

[Sebastian12]

Depending on when she competes, if her first comp is not until winter, she has time to become level 4.

 

[Ncgymnastmom]

I’d say she would be a fit for level 3/4. I think she could probably do 4 if she works hard on bars skills that would be the only thing holding her back in level 4 since they need both low and high bar kips to be pretty solid.

 

[Milomom]

Bars and Vault are what will hold her up. For 4, you need a FHS vault over the table and kip on low and high bar.