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Sharks & Minnows game with sliders
This is a tough one. Upper body strength and endurance required. 🙂
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
(via GYMNAST CROSSING)
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backward roll for beginner
The backward roll is a very difficult skill for beginner gymnasts to learn. Here Christopher Brown from California Sports Centers shows a drill he uses to teach this basic gymnastic skill.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
The head is disproportionately large relative to the rest of the body in young children. That makes backward rolling significantly more difficult.
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World Gymnaestrada Finland
Helsinki | 12 – 18 July 2015
The “Olympics of non-competitive gymnastics”. 🙂
631 Canadians are registered for World Gymnaestrada 2015, up from about 500 four years ago.
official Gymnaestrada website
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Kyle Shewfelt Gymnastics, Calgary
Kyle Shewfelt Gymnastics is a new club in Canada.
Business is great. The club booming. I stopped by to interview Kyle and Krystal as to “best practice” in non-competitive Gymnastics.
Though Kyle is an Olympic Gold medalist, their mission is to “become Calgary and Canada’s leader in non-competitive gymnastics programming“.
The facility is clean and bright. The vision clear to anyone who walks in the door.

more facility photosThey have a lot of happy, healthy participants.

more in-gym photosIt’s well worth look at their website. Online registration is pretty slick.
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GRAVITÉ Gymnastics, Costa Rica
Click PLAY or watch a cute promo edit on YouTube.
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Gymnastics – learning to climb
A child’s “job” is to play. They should be climbing. A lot. But safely.
Click PLAY or watch a Special Needs video on YouTube. ALL kids are special.
Related series of videos on Special Needs Gymnastics. Browse the Grow Through Movement playlist.
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Gymnova inflatable gymnastics equipment
More Air Mats for fun and fitness in a safe environment.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.



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