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90% re-registration is the goal for Recreation Gymnastics programs. I’ve only rarely reached that goal.
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Sooner or later all Gymnastics Report Cards will be digital.
MySkillChart.com offers one option.
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I’ve not used this product. Leave a comment if you have.
recgympros:
Thanks for the shout out Rick! Hope you are keeping well.
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Sports and Games for Gymnastics clubs.
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HIGH FIVE® is Canada’s quality standard for children’s recreation and sport. …
HIGH FIVE holds true to the five Principles of healthy child development that the research indicates are essential for quality programs:
A Caring Adult,
The opportunity to make Friends,
The opportunity to Play,
The opportunity to Master Skills and
The opportunity to Participate.
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Some good messages there. 🙂
via Frank Sahlein
Tumbl Trak is sponsoring a series of videos appropriate for all children, not just gymnasts. It will be fast and easy to find new games.
Here are a few video stills.
Carrie Spender Lennox from Tumbl Trak leads the kids. 🙂
Availability should be announced SOON.
I’ll post it here.
Nick Blanton recommends we make them challenging. And change them often.
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PISE (Pacific Institute for Sport Excellence) is excited to announce the launch of Maximum Engagement in Games and Activities (MEGA), a physical literacy guide for instructors.
… MEGA was developed by PISE Physical Literacy Coordinators, Kelly Graham and Andrea Pask to fill a need for an easy to use physical literacy guide.
… 108 page guide …
In addition there is a games resource that is broken down into the first three stages of the Long Term Athlete Development Model (LTAD) –
Active Start (0-6)
Fundamentals (Boys 6-9, Girls 6-8)
Learning to Train (Boys 9-12, Girls 8-11)
Though I dislike the new term “Physical Literacy“, the resource is interesting. And it’s available FREE online — Maximum Engagement in Games and Activities as a PDF. 🙂
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