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Casey Wright wanted to boost the number of boys in her gymnastics program.
“We then had three gyms with three classes (total) with only 10 boys,” she said. … Originally, it was a way to re-brand and re-market a gymnastics-like program for boys.
So she developed NinjaZone.
“It took off with the popularity of ‘American Ninja Warrior’ and emergence of parkour … Ten boys (in the program) went to 365 kids in six months
Coach Tony calls it the ‘Dash’ Vault. He instructs Parkour / Ninja
A THIEF does dash, so that works.
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“… we need more creativity to prepare for the chaos of sport.”
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More obstacle course / Ninja challenges.
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That’s from a P.E. teacher in Bozeman, Montana.
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When “older” participants (Cheer, Adult Rec, Parkour, etc.) decide they want to learn backward handspring, best is to send them to some station like this that doesn’t require spotting.
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