pants fit on your waist but are 10 times to small on your thighs runways arent for airplanes no on reckonizes you with your hair down you know you dont write on the sidewalk with chalk

If we do gym then it will be excellent to make us fit,active and young.But if we don't then try to engage in some kind of physical exercises and workouts on daily basis.Don't increase weekly training time, repetitions of exercises, or distance by more than 10% each week.Des Moines Muay Thai

I agree with this statement"no matter how hard I try I can't see her going counterclockwise.. I don't get it lol! "

I love to read poem specially for athlete's,there are good to read poems which mentioned above:)

It was good to hear about you, I think it's a tough job because expectation of people are so high and if a player got falieur than all the blame comes on a coach. Work out World Reviews

Shawn Johnson's poems: [quote] Poetic license To relieve the stress of rising to her own self-expectations, Johnson exerts herself in a less physical realm: She writes poetry. “It’s just a way for me to express my feelings and kind of share with people things I’ve gone through,” she told Vieira. One of her poems reads: “The sky is the limit and with the moon as[ Read More... ]

was it cool???

[quote=flyinflex]8.3 on bars(start value 9.5 b/c my casts weren/t quite high enough) 7.7 on floor 8.1 on vault 7.9 on beam (fall, poor connection in series) Bars: kip-cast-clearhip-kip-squat on, kip-cast clearhip-kip-cast-layout flyaway. Yes, I still do YMCA, so pretty much no one does giants. And yes, state is a 31.0 AA, and I got a 32![/quote] Cool! Good job for your 2nd meet at level7![ Read More... ]

My favorite part about pole vaulting is the fly-away! Least favorite is carrying the pole vault in the run.

[quote=keri]Cool! :D What scores did you get? Are you still doing YMCA? No zones, you just qualify straight to state from individual competitions? What do you do for your bars routine? It's not requred in club gymnastics to do giants in your level 7 routine I don't think (unless they changed it!), but most clubs have that in, to get the points and routines easier and also you need it for the[ Read More... ]

[quote=keri]Cool! :D What scores did you get? Are you still doing YMCA? No zones, you just qualify straight to state from individual competitions? What do you do for your bars routine? It's not requred in club gymnastics to do giants in your level 7 routine I don't think (unless they changed it!), but most clubs have that in, to get the points and routines easier and also you need it for the[ Read More... ]

My gymnastics teammate switched to pole vaulting. I think because of her knees/problems with the ACL.

Cool! :D What scores did you get? Are you still doing YMCA? No zones, you just qualify straight to state from individual competitions? What do you do for your bars routine? It's not requred in club gymnastics to do giants in your level 7 routine I don't think (unless they changed it!), but most clubs have that in, to get the points and routines easier and also you need it for the next[ Read More... ]

I see counter-clockwise! I'm a leftie at gymnastics.

I like basic tank leos with something special-crossed straps in the back, a cut out, or just a fun pattern/color!

My first meet was not so good, but the second went really well considering I just moved to level seven. I even qualified for state.

I've finished one season and am looking forward to another. I love vaulting now, anyone else?

It is not required, though was highly stressed by our old director. We even had a class called, "dance for gymnasts'. It was kind of boring, and the girls who took it were pretty much forced to by their parents, but I took it seriously and benefited A LOT. I'm now known for being one of the best dancers in the gym, even other teams notice. The class is still offered, but the new director[ Read More... ]

Butter-maybe it's just me, but that seems really gross! Popsicles and lollipops bug me if they're on my face. For lip gloss, I like the raspberry fruit spritzers, I think from covergirl.

I'm at aYMCA, so we're a bit less. All levels 3-8 have to go 5 hours a week (2.5 each practice). You may do up to 4 practices. Also, there is a two-hour open gym on Sundays, but only about 5 people attend on a regular basis (the same 5)

^^It is. I'm finally a level 7. My music is tainted love and the routine is extra-dancy. I love it!

We've always had a strong optionals program, but the girls have just gotten too relaxed. I did ask, and they said that she's too different and demanding/picky. She does ask a lot from us, but I can tell that in the three weeks she's been with us that we've already improved. I think a few others are starting to notice too.

We've always had a strong optionals program, but the girls have just gotten too relaxed. I did ask, and they said that she's too different and demanding/picky. She does ask a lot from us, but I can tell that in the three weeks she's been with us that we've already improved. I think a few others are starting to notice too.

I think there was already a post somewhere on this...try doing a search.

^^There was one 15 year old with seven year olds once, she made it to team! I'm so proud of her for continuing to do what she loves, despite her age. At my gym, there are very loose age guidelines. The only one that we stick to 99% of the time is that you have to be five before moving from preschool to schoolage classes.