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If you are single, NOT a dependent, dont have any dependents, then it would go something like the following.... Pleas note that this calculation is assuming that the $30000 are from a w2. 30000 -9500 Standard deduction and personal exemption =20500 Taxable Income 2654 Tax -6000 withholdings =3346 Aproximate Refund.
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The best way to get a fast refund is to file your claim as soon as you can get your W-2s back from your employer and get the direct deposit from the government that way you dont have to wait on a refund check to be processed and come in the mail.
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it is so eazy when you find ou you can do it i learnt tha i was double jointed in my back and my legs. the reason you might not be able to do it it because you dont haveany flexability in your stomich legs back and arms i learnt my backwards walkover wand my falwards walkover handspring and roundoff this year before my younger sister did she dose gymnastics and i dont but the stronger you get the better you are at it so dont wory i started off like you but itll pass i promise
Here is a list of tricks you can learn on a trampoline * Front Handspring * Front Tuck * Back Handspring * Back Tuck * Handstand * Cartwheel * Round- Off * Round- Off Back Handspring * Round- Off Back Handspring Tuck * Back Handspring, Back Handspring * Back Handspring, Back Tuck * Front Handspring, Front Handspring * Front Handspring, Front Tuck * Back Tuck, Back Tuck * Front Tuck, Front Tuck * Front Handspring, Back Handspring * Back Handspring, Front Handspring * Russian * Pike * Tuck * Seat Drop * Belly Flop * Back Drop * Twist * Cannon Ball * Side Flip * Sommersault ... if you have a big enough trampoline... you can do alot more tricks. This is only some of the basic tricks. If you are able to do these... you can experience alot more complicated tricks. If you try these and get hurt... well it is not our fault... we are just sugesting this. Thanks... and remember BE CAREFUL... DONT HURT YOURSELF
Yes, all smart people would know that! and u use your knees to do a front handspring dont u?
* make sure you can do both skills individually before you progress to the full round off flip * Keep you body tight throughout the tumble * In the round off come into it with you hand straight (as in a handstand) and turn them 90 degrees just before they reach the ground * Keep you arms tight at all times particularly when they are supporting you weight * push off the floor with you hands in the round off and bring your chest up quickly * lean back (almost sit on a imaginary chair) into you flip, dont go straight up * again push off the floor with you hands and bring your chest up quickly * When you are doing well I suggest you do a round off rebound (which is when you staight jump after the flip) * if you are doing round off flip rebound make sure you land in a "motorbike" landing and dont step * Stand up straight and present nicely
Have your coach pretend to spot you but don't make them spot you
You might want to start out with learning how to go into a bridge WITHOUT starting on the ground. A back handspring would be easier if you know how to do a handstand. First you jump up then swiftly thrust your self backward so your pretty much in a bridge form but before your feet touch the ground catch yourself with the hands. Throw your feet into the air and back on to the ground. You should be standing. Remember to stretch yourself out first. My answer Sit back as if on a seat or a toilet. Then swing ur arms back and sit back and jump back, long and low, not up and straight down. Make sure u dont jump up and put your hands where your feet were. Try on if available a mat, if not a grassy piece of land.
Floor - Round off back handspring, back layout, full (or any kind of twisting), back tuck, front hand spring, front tuck, back handspring step out, back layout step out, back hand spring step out, double/triple backs (and twisting) Vault-Tsukahara, Yurchenko, and u can do twisting out of those Bars-Tchecatchevs, sheposh, yager, straddle backs, and a lot more i cant remember at the moment (dont think i spelled any of those right) Beam-aerials (front and side), layouts, front handsprings, back tucks, front tucks feel free to correct the spelling errors (i know i made some) and add more cool tricks!
you should really work on the flexibility in your shoulders. Also, strengthen your wrist so that you dont colapse in the handstand. And also, make sure you have a spot from a coach.Actually, you DON'T have to have a coach to surport you. I recentley learnt a back handspring (Well about 1 month ago) and I only had my friend surporting me, and I weigh more than her! She learnt her back handspring on Friday, but now she can't do it - so I suggest once you get it don't stop!!!Firstly starting off with two people and moving onto one once confident really helps. After you've moved onto one person gradually asked them to hold you a little bit lighter. Finally get two people to be behind you, ready to catch you if you fall. You then need to try on your own, in till you get your back handspring! That's what I did anyway.
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the main trick to doing a full is being tight, having height, and pulling your legs to the ground. if you can do a layout then all you really need to do is get a certified superviser to spot you a couple of times. i'l take you through the steps: 1. rebound out of your backhandsring 2. pull your arms up straight and be hollow 3. pull both arms across your chest in an X motion to the perfered shoulder 4. look with you head 5. snap your legs down this should get you through the basics of pulling a full. even though i am a cheerleader, they are basicly the same in the two sports. MAKE SURE that you dont try this alone as an ameatur!!
It takes lots of practice and repetition. One day you will get it and wonder why it took you so long. Doing drills such as jump-back (stand on the floor, set and jump back onto a big soft mat, like at the end of your tumble track. Work on getting as far back as you can) or doing back handsprings over barrel (round or octagonal mat. Set and jump back. The mat will only roll you aver if you jump back)