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Ninja Challenge Course by Norbert’s
Cool. 🙂
Portable, infinitely configurable, Ninja Challenge Course package consists of 10 obstacles which easily and securely attach to carpet bonded foam with strategically placed hook fastener strips.
Obstacles are covered with rugged 18 oz. CPSIA compliant vinyl and filled with polyurethane foam sandwiched between crosslink for optimal footing. Norbert’s Athletic Products, Inc.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Rick Mc
Kyle Shewfelt: gymnastics is the best start for kids to be active
After retiring from competition, Shewfelt’s dream was to build Calgary’s premier non-competitive gymnastics centre where everyone, from six-month-old babies in diapers to adults to Olympic athletes, could reap the benefits of physical activity and gymnastics in a fun, supportive environment. …
Click through to learn more about one of the best Recreational Gymnastics clubs I know. Only 2 years old.
Rick Mc
Junior Superhero Training Academy – Kyle Shewfelt Gymnastics
… aka: Our Preschool Gymnastics Programs …
🙂
One of the best promotional videos I’ve yet seen.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
(via Kyle on Facebook)
Rick Mc
stretching & conditioning at home
Have you seen this energetic 9yr-old gymnast from Norco, California?
15,932 subscribers – coming up on 2 million views.
Though her page is called Hunter in the Gym, most of her videos are set in a home gym. Parents need be attentive, needless to say. 🙂
Click PLAY or watch a sample on YouTube.
Rick Mc
Rick Mc
Advanced Adult Gymnastics class
Shewfelt Gymnastics, Calgary, Canada.
Click PLAY or watch it on Instagram.
Rick Mc
FUN kip drill
The kip on Bars is one of the most difficult skills in Gymnastics. Shawn Johnson said it was the most difficult skill for her.
But every little girl wants to try it.
Here’s a good drill that requires no spotting.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Rick Mc
risk essential to childhood development
“Risky play, involving perhaps rough and tumble, height, speed, playing near potentially dangerous elements such as water, cliffs and exploring alone with the possibility of getting lost, gives children a feeling of thrill and excitement.”
Risk is an essential component of a balanced childhood. Exposure to healthy risk, particularly physical, enables children to experience fear, and learn the strengths and limitations of their own body. …
Risk is essential to childhood – as are scrapes, grazes, falls and panic
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Kids should learn their limits, make their mistakes, in a supervised, padded playroom. Not on a bike or jumping from a garage roof.
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