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Handstand facing the wall
The best and safest way to teach good position to beginners. The further the hands are from the wall, the easier.
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let kids PLAY
‘Lets face it, keeping children sedentary for most of their waking hours is causing harm’
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The “sprinter” in preschool Gymnastics
you know what we’re talking about. The one child who is full of energy, and wants to be every where at once! They are a joy, but also sometimes hard to wrangle. We’ve asked some of our experts in the industry how they handle situations like these. …
Tumbl Talk – What do I do with a “sprinter” in my preschool class?
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Handstand Forward Roll tutorial
Intended for adults, these are good progressions for kids too.
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stop telling me my active daughter might get hurt
Dear strangers, please stop telling me my active daughter might get hurt
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teaching safe landings in Gymnastics
One of the best things we do at Gymnastics class is teaching how to land and fall safely.
NOT like this.
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learning backward walkover
The best way is with the feet elevated. This puts most of the weight on the shoulders and upper back, protecting the lower back.
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drop-in parent and tot Gymnastics
I ran this kind of class 4 times a week for a year. LOVED it. Parents LOVED it. Coaches LOVED supervising.
The only issue is whether or not your insurance covers it. 😦
Sometimes school age siblings wanted to play too. Handle those situations on a case by case basis.
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Neck Stretch
by site editor Rick McCharles
Kids should know what to do if ever they fall backwards on the neck. Introduce this stretch gradually.
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See ALL the Games posted so far (over 100) on the Rick McCharles Tumbl Trak Fitness Games YouTube channel.
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