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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!

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OMG She isn't dead!

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You just start stretching your toes and getting your flexibility up. I do harder

things because I am in Level 5.

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Some examples of non-locomotor movements are twisting, bending, swaying, swinging, stretching, turning, pulling, pushing, falling, and dodging.

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Well, what do you mean? Different levels have different fundamental skills, gaining more and more the higher the level.

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A ballerina, an ice skater, a tap dancer, and many entertainers, especially related to the dance.

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The most reputable would be Elena Mukhina ,world champion on the floor and all-around in 1978, but in 1979 her coach Mikhail Klimenko wanted her to compete a thomas salto, and she unfortunately broke her neck and became quadrepligic. She passed away in 2006. R.I.P

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conditioning program, rhythmic gymnastiucs, stunts, tumbling, aparatus exercise and pyramid building.

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angrly

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A ball, rope, hoop, ribbon (with a stick), and clubs

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To be an elite rhythmic gymnast you must...

Eat only oatmeal and squid for breakfast

For lunch a Z-Bar preferably peanut butter flavor and a side of rice

3 pieces of gum. Chews Wisely (Did you get the pun?)

For Diner eat Little Ceasars Chicken and white rice in a dog bowl

Also drink your water upside down and drink at LEAST 2 gallons a day

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values of floor values

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Gymnastics became an Olympic sport in 1896. When the Olympic movement was resurrected at the first Olympics Games in Athens in 1896, gymnastics made a fitting return. Germany, which was key in developing apparatus gymnastics, won most of the medals as men from five countries competed in the horizontal bar, parallel bars, pommel horse, rings and vault.

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My teacher told me that as you get older you get less flexible, because everyday you don't use a certain muscle that muscle will get less flexible. So i would just recommend streching your back every now and then.

When i was seven i did the proper spilts, only once all the way down, and the next day i could only get two feet away from the ground, and I've gotten worse an worse at them every year...

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Rhythmic gymnastics grew out of the ideas of I.G. Noverre (1722-1810), Francois Delsart (1811-1871), and R. Bode (1881), who all believed in movement expression, where one used dance to express oneself and exercise various body parts.

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Meaning no offense, I don't believe that there is a good science fair project on that topic. You really can't quantify or experimentally manipulate faith as it pertains to belief in creationism. This should not be troubling; to the extent that you can scientifically observe/manipulate faith, you have reduced it to less than faith. You might be tempted to collect some of the criticisms of standard sciences that have been put forth by adherents to creationist positions, and then present this as 'evidence' in favor of creation. You should be careful to avoid this urge. It is very poor logic, and it is not science at all, to conclude that because there may be gaps and other kinds of problems with the current scientific knowledge, then it must have all been done by God. The key is the word 'evidence'.

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to score what you see

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There are no 'stunts' in gymnastics, only moves or skill that you learn to perform and compete with. However, gymnastics tricks can be used for many stunts, as they are impressive to people who are not in the gymnastics circle. Many movies or other entertainment sources use gym skills, such as tumbling (flips etc.) , vaulting (leaping over things in different ways) , and bar and beam work (swinging on a narrow bar and balancing and tumbling on a narrow, high surface). Other forms of gym are used too, such as rhythmic, with contortion and throwing and catching and spinning the five apparatus (excluding free, which is only the gymnast) , and trampolining, bouncing with even more incredible somersaults than artistic, but nothing else. All of these skills can be used in endlessly creative ways to amaze people as stunts.

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Groups of gymnasts are deducted points if they do not all move at the same time

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If you know how to do 1 u can.....just practice -Helpful advice writer

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Floor

* Backward roll * cartwheel * handstand * handstand roll

* Back extension roll (rolling backward and in the middle pushing up to handstand) * back walk over * back hand spring * back tuck * round off back hand spring * round off back hand spring back tuck * full

* layout * pike * leaps (such as stag leaps, switch leaps, etc.) * front hand spring * front walk over * front tuck Beam

* mount * dismount * (any skills from the floor) * dance skills such as turns, leaps and jumps Vault

* tsukahara * front hand spring * 1/2 on Bars

* Pull over * kip * front hip circle * back hip circle * clear hip * cast * tap swing * fly away * giant * stride circle

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One is competitive, one isn't.