Tiny gymnast

Our tiny gymnasts will have fun while developing important motor skills, coordination and balance as they are encouraged to roll down incline mats, crawl through tunnels and climb our mat mountains from station to station. This class requires one adult participant per enrolled child. Busy tots will experience age appropriate movement challenges in a safe and fun environment. Music and movement exploration building coordination, strength, body awareness and small motor skills are the major components of this class. Through the introduction of simple directions and routines the child develops listening and social interaction skills. Basic fundamental movement and gymnastics skills are the focus of this class.

They have incredible control over the muscles in their bodies, able to move with astonishing agility and grace, keeping each and every one of their movements in time with the beat. She entered in the Intermediate 8 and Under Open Solo category, competing against kids twice her age, but was still able to take home the top prize after this flawless routine! She bends her legs over her head with ease, makes handstands and cartwheels look simple, and blows the judges away with her winning smile, all while wearing a flashy pink dress and feathery headdress. Of course, as well as natural talent, routines like this also take a lot of practice and hard work. Josie must have had to spent so long preparing all those moves and practicing before the big day.

The subject who is truly loyal to the Chief Magistrate will neither advise nor submit to arbitrary measures. In the world of elite gymnastics, sticking with the sport through puberty can be a challenge for female athletes: They can lose their spacial awareness, face an increased risk of injury and can get stuck having to relearn many skills they used to know. This article was published more than 3 years ago.

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