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12 years ago
Originally Posted by meganclarke View Post
The Gym Chat Forum has a thread on this topic with links to the Nick Checker situation: A coach that doesn’t want parents to watch?!
From the site, gymnasticscoaching.com:
A coach Nick Checker (Nick Checker, Nicholas P. Checker, Nicholas Checker) resigned his position afte
12 years ago
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The coach who does videos. Wisp is the name of his new one. He puts them on public access. He supposedly teaches how to write and get into movies on public access and self publishing.
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[FONT="Tahoma"]Originally Posted by meganclarke
The Gym Chat Forum has a thread on this topic with links to the Nick
12 years ago
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Thank you for the updates here. It helps to keep mindful of the history and any current or ongoing concerns!
Originally Posted by meganclarke and saposh View Post
The Gym Chat Forum has a thread on this topic with links to the Nick Checker situation: A coach that doesn’t want parents to
12 years ago
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[QUOTE=paksalto;35973]a coach that doesn't want the parents to watch and actually blocks the path with a mat...scary! not the gym for me! it could be innocent, but still, that is really unsafe. why can't the parents just not "distract" the kids - and what about at competition - they don't get distracted there?! what do they do at competitions? or if they don'
12 years ago
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[QUOTE=fliptwist;133910]The story is from over 3 years ago. It's still an issue?
I agree wiith letting parents watch. IMO it is not a good enough reason to say that the kids will get distracted - they should be taught not to get distracted and focus. They need the same skill during competition the most, especially when there isn't a coach ready to spot/catch any mistake right next to them.[/
12 years ago
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[FONT="Arial Narrow"][FONT="Verdana"][FONT="Arial"][FONT="Tahoma"]Originally Posted by meganclarke
The Gym Chat Forum has a thread on this topic with links to the Nick Checker situation: A coach that doesn’t want parents to watch?!
From the site, gymnasticscoaching.com:
A coach Nick Check
12 years ago
Just some questions which have arisen. Note: not intended to defame, slander, or libel. Just a few questions. . .
The Gym Chat Forum has a thread on this topic with links to the Nick Checker situation: A coach that doesn’t want parents to watch?!From the site, gymnasticscoaching.com:
A coach
15 years ago
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18 years ago
I found this on how to edit music for your gymnastics floor music on wikiHow:
How to Edit Music for a Gymnastics Floor Routine
Tired of hearing your child's optional-level floor routine music being used by half the other girls at the meets? You can create your own! With a few simple computer tools, practice using the software, and the time to edit it to p
12 years ago
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[QUOTE=fliptwist;133910]The story is from over 3 years ago. It's still an issue?
I agree wiith letting parents watch. IMO it is not a good enough reason to say that the kids will get distracted - they should be taught not to get distracted and focus. They need the same skill during competition the most, especially when there isn't a coach ready to spot/catch any mistake right next to them.[/
19 years ago
"Montville To Hire New Gymnastics Teacher" - http://www.theday.com/re.aspx?re=43830d41-d3cf-4e15-b5c4-765138cde8b4
The commissioners for the gymnastics program in Montville Parks and Recreation cancelled coach Nick Checker's rul
18 years ago
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Some of the gymnasts choose to take off their glasses for gymnastics practice, if their number for their glasses isn't too high and they are stll comfortable without glasses. The young boys and girls that need their glasses on use the bands on their glasses to keep it on. But if you can wear contact lenses and are old enough for them, etc. it is much easier than glasses especially for gymnastics.
19 years ago
Parents, read this:
http://www.madison.com/wsj/home/local/index.php?ntid=96825&ntpid=3
It's from the news page on Gym Chat: http://gymchat.com/news.ph