Gymnastics

Front walk-over, back walk-over, back hand-spring, front ariel, side ariel, single or double front flip, single or double back flip, cart wheel, round-off, hand-stand. Of course these are quite basic. There are many stunts of higher difficulty.

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Gymnastic shorts and other clothing for gymnastics can be purchased from stores such as Dick's Sporting Goods and Dance Wear Solutions. These retailers offer a wide range of sizes and selections to choose from.

i don't really know but i can tell you the one in china is liu xuan and mo huilan and in America i think it is Carly Patterson and kerri strug.

First you bend yourself back with your hands by your ears. Make sure that your head is above the ground.

Then you give over starting with one leg and then kick over the other leg.

Make sure that you land with your hand by your side and don't forget to smile!!

Have FUN!!

If these directions are clear you can ask the same question on youtube.

anywhere depending on your level, a compressed area with a lot of obstacles, walls, rails close together can allow you to build fluid movement.

there is also many things in your local park, for conditioning and drills.

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I am not entirely sure what you are looking for, but two types of possible body positions in gymnastics would be a pike and an arch body position. A pike, for example, would be if you were to sit in the floor, with your legs straight out in front of you, toes pointed and lean your chest toward your thighs. An arch position would simply just be an arching of the back.

Aerobic gymnastics (aka Sport Aerobics) looks somewhat similar to a floor exercise, but "is the ability to perform continuously complex and high-intensity movement patterns to music...with a high degree of perfectly executed elements of difficulty." It can be performed solo or with more than one athlete. Some movements that would be used in other gymnastics are banned - like handsprings and acrobatic flips.

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In individual events a number of Judges (usually 7) award marks out of 10 for each dive. Only three scores count toward the total so the highest and lowest scores are removed. The total of the three scores is then multiplied by the dive tariff.

Each dive is given a tariff according to difficulty. This is often called the degree of difficulty (DD)

A forward three and a half piked (107B) has a tariff of 3.0. A forward four and a half tuck (109C) has a tariff of 3.7.

Example:

A diver completes a 107B and receives 7.5, 8.0, 8.5 8.0, 7.5, 8.5, 8.0 from the seven judges. The two highest (8.5's) and the two lowest (7.5's) scores are removed leaving 3 x 8.0 totalling 24. This total is multiplied by the tariff to give the dive score: 24 (Judges marks) x 3.0 (Dive tariff) = 72 points

Another diver completes a 109C and receives the same scores from the judges. His total score will be: 24 x 3.7 = 88.80 points.

Synchronized events are marked differently. I'm happy to try and explain them also if anyone wants me to!

You can get all different heights and you can get tham a few inches off the ground it doesn't matter how old you are!

To develop the fundamentals of movement, to obtain physical fitness and strength, to provide mental skills that are also important outside of the gymnastics world (example: time management), but most importantly the purpose of gymnastics is to have fun and enjoy all aspects of the sport.

Because it can help then do more tricks and be more flexible without the trouble of any other clothes on (i.e. pants, shirts, shorts, ect). And anyways, what else would they wear?

they are called gymnasts and the feats are moves or skills

At the gym, we have this thing we like to call "leotard glue" and you roll it onto the place on your skin where the leotard ends and then stick the end/hemming of your leotard to it. It'll take a few minutes to stick, but once it does, it won't move. Just make sure you go to the bathroom before putting it on because it can get painful when you take your leotard off when the "butt glue" is still on ;) I dont have the exact name of this product, but I can update this answer when I get it. It can also be used to keep other articles of clothing in place, like keeping your knee socks from sliding down your legs :) I hope this helps a bit!

50$ a month?

It starts on April. 16 through the. 19. That's when it starts not ends. So you have three days to sign up.

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Type in gymnastics videos, Annie Graft(I'm in the same team as her, we're good friends) Carly Patterson, Nastia Liukin, gymnastics bloopers, guys gymnastics, girls gymnastics, etc.

Generally you cannot break your legs doing the splits, though if you are not warmed up properly than you can injure your muscles or ligaments.

No you don't have to be double jointed. You don't even have to be flexible. Your body will learn how to be flexible and allow you to execute the moves properly.

A round circle trampoline, because you can jump freely end-to-end. An oval is just disgusting, since you can barely do your flips. And rectangle you can't go end-to-end, you have to leave a space because it's a rectangle, and you can only go horizontal and vertical, not diagonal, like a circle. Hope this helps. I'd say a round trampoline.

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Yes, she gets better but SPOILER ALERT----------- When she asks the committee for permission to go back in to Gymnastics again (she has to show off her skills after her accident), she is denied

The word gymnastics is derived from the Greek word, gymnos, meaning nude, because gymnasts used to perform in the nude. Gymnastics was done by Ancient Greeks and Romans, but the first Olympics were not held until the late nineteenth century.