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  1. Teach Yourself Men Gymnastics by Kunal Nagi, 2007-11-30
  2. Teach Yourself Men Gymnastics by Veena Jain, 2004-12-01
  3. Teach Yourself Women Gymnastics by Priyanka Narang, 2004-12-01
  4. Teach Yourself Women Gymnastics by A.K. Dr. Srivastava, 2007-11-30
  5. Using stories to teach flow in educational gymnastics: in this cross-disciplinary strategy, familiar words and concrete stories help students understand ... of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance by Natalie Doering, 2006-01-01
  6. Teaching skills and health-related fitness through a preservice gymnastics program: preservice students learn by doing, as they teach gymnastics to community ... of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance by Shae Donham-Foutch, 2007-05-01
  7. Why do we teach gymnastics? (Gymnastic papers) by Jakob Bolin, 1903
  8. With home trampoline injuries on the increase, should physical education programs teach trampoline skills and safety?: An article from: JOPERD--The Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance

21. Finger Lakes Gymnastics Academy | Ithaca's Only Gymnastics School
With all this in mind, new owners Dean Altes and Jayme Pierson welcomethe opportunity to introduce and teach gymnastics to your child.
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flga10@aol.com F inger L akes G ymnastics A cademy was founded with the belief that gymnastics is the root of all sports. Gymnastics, when taught properly, can be the vehicle with which to deliver lifelong knowledge of physical fitness. Jumping, running, rolling, strength, and flexibility are the basic aspects of many sports. No better foundation can be laid than one built on the basic attributes of gymnastics. FLGA views gymnastics as a sport of opportunity...an opportunity for young people to grow with dedication and determination, an opportunity to achieve dreams and an opportunity to grow to a healthy and honorable adulthood. FLGA encourages participation and the pursuance of excellence in all aspects of gymnastics. With all this in mind, new owners Dean Altes and Jayme Pierson welcome the opportunity to introduce and teach gymnastics to your child. We teach great gymnastics, based on sound fundamentals, in both a fun and safe environment. Thank you for your interest in Finger Lakes Gymnastics Academy and we look forward to seeing your child in class! home classes summer vacation camp ... freire-design.com

22. WSDG - The Wilson School Of Gymnastics And Dance
Our purpose is to teach dance and gymnastics to children of all ages. Its purposeis to teach dance gymnastics and cheerleading to children of all ages.
http://www.wsgd.net/
The Wilson School of Gymnastics and Dance is a private United States of America Gymnastics (USAG) school residing at Wilson College. Its purpose is to teach dance gymnastics and cheerleading to children of all ages. It is incorporated as a for-profit business and is directed by Joyce Donatelli, Professor of Physical Education at Wilson College.
CHEERLEADING, GYMNASTICS, AND DANCE CLASSES ARE AVAILABLE! - Call or email us with any questions, or to sign up. Enrollment is ongoing and you may sign up at any time throughout the year. If you are interested in Competitive Cheerleading and missed our tryouts, please contact our office (717-264-1706) OUR DANCE RECITAL is scheduled for May 27th at Laird Hall. OUR YEAR-END GYMNASTICS SHOW has been set for June 17th, 18th, and 19. If you haven't placed your deposit for your leotard please call or stop in the office. HOME MEETS - WSGD will be hosting Mason Dixon League Championships May 22nd and 23rd and USAIGC States June 5th and 6th. We will have meet times soon! SUMMER CLASSES and CAMPS NOW FORMING - Sign up TODAY!

23. DrillsAndSkills.com - Gymnastics Technique Resource. Find Drills For Skills On A
This is NOT intended to teach anyone gymnastics in an uncontrolled environment. Manyof the skills discussed could be extremely hazardous if done incorrectly.
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The skills page is intended to be a forum for gymnasts, coaches, or anyone who just wants to learn about gymnastics skills. It was created because I noticed a lack of this kind of information on the net. If you are a gymnast it is not intended to replace your coaches techniques. It is just to give different viewpoints and ideas on how to learn a skill. Every gymnast learns skills differently. This is a place you can submit and find different techniques and methods to learn various gymnastics skills. This is NOT intended to teach anyone gymnastics in an uncontrolled environment. Many of the skills discussed could be extremely hazardous if done incorrectly. Please only work these drills under a qualified coaches direction. Many of these skills involve flight, inversion, and unusual positions, any of which could result in serious injury, paralysis, or death. With that said. Please enjoy.
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24. Chantilly Academy Gymnastics, Home Page
Our teaching Philosophy includes starting with a professional staff that is trainedto teach gymnastics and fitness in a step by step approach using positive
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25. Gymnastics : Gymnastics As A Career
Hi Yany Well sure you can always satrt to teach gymnastics .I know I know, youdon t have any experience..but that isn t the proble..all you have to do
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Well anyway my question is, are there any careers that I could pursue that doesn`t require a person to have ever even taken a gymnastics class? I really think thats the only career I could focus on and enjoy, but I don`t have the experience.I graduate next year from high school and I want to start getting experience as soon as I can. Please write back!:) Sincerely, Yany Answer Hi Yany...Well...sure you can always satrt to teach gymnastics....I know I know,...you don't have any experience..but that isn't the proble..all you have to do is like the sport...it's not hard to learn to teach....You heard of Bela Karoli right? The coach of many Olympics champions..well he was boxer...not a gymnast..in fact my coach wasa basketball player thoughout high school and college...I was his protege. I didn't do too bad I think...three Satate championships. Now I teach. But I often think aboutcompeteing again..I am only 21. But anyways...I also got my roommate a job at a gym I worked at and he never even saw gymnastics before unless it was the olympics. But like I said...just start by going to a gym even a small one and offer to help with classes.

26. Gymnastics : I Need Ideas
KIDS . ITS A PROGRAM FOR KINDERGARDEN TO 3RD GRADE. I WAS WONDERINGIF YOU HAVE ANY FUN EXERCISES OR gymnastics I COULD teach THEM. I
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IM A 19 YEAR OLD FULL TIME STUDENT. FOR THE SUMMER I AM WORKING AT A DAY CAMP AS THE TEACHER FOR "FIT KIDS". ITS A PROGRAM FOR KINDERGARDEN TO 3RD GRADE. I WAS WONDERING IF YOU HAVE ANY FUN EXERCISES OR GYMNASTICS I COULD TEACH THEM. I WANT TO KEEP THEM INTERESTED, SO IF POSSIBLE CAN YOU GIVE ME IDEAS OR GAMES THAT RELATE TO FITNESS?
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27. Favorite Activities
gymnastics. teach your child to do somersaults, walk a balance beam(use masking tape on the floor), or do cartwheels. Begin dance
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Remember that activities usually don't have to be finished all at once. If your child gets bored, stop the activity and resume it later. Make sure your child stays well-hydrated, and try to not direct or correct everything he or she does. Set up the activities so that if there's a mess, it's not a big deal. Travel, without leaving your immediate area. TripAdvisor.com can help you plan a fun getaway that's nearby. Go swimming. Go fly a kite. Go as a family, or bring some friends and have a kite-flying contest. Give prizes for the highest kite, the goofiest, the most beautiful, the scariest. Go to the drive-in.

28. UKPE Resource Centre
These 24 Learning Experiences are practical, childtested examples of howto teach gymnastics in a variety of environments and situations.
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29. UKPE Resource Centre
the Author Audiences Reference for physical education, classroom,and recreation teachers who teach gymnastics. teaching methods
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30. USA Gymnastics Online: Technique: A Progression For Teaching The Stalder Handsta
by John Wojtczuk North Stars gymnastics Academy, NJ progression for teaching theStalder to HS, and is based on the progressions I use to teach this skill.
http://www.usa-gymnastics.org/publications/technique/1997/9/stalder.html
A Progression for Teaching the Stalder Handstand by John Wojtczuk
North Stars Gymnastics Academy, NJ
The Stalder The key here is the technique of the entry into the skill, what has been called a "late drop." There was also a study by Gord Osbourne (University of Alberta) in Canada that compared the two techniques on entering into the Stalder for men's horizontal bar, and indicates that biomechanically the late drop was a better technique. It was watching the Stalder HS/toe HS sequence that was key for me. The absolute similarity of the drop for the two skills gave me the ideas for these progressions, and a key to performing the skill well. The advantage of the "late drop" is that it forces the maximum extension away (for swing) from the bar with the best control. It parallels the drop from a HS for a clearhip circle or glide kip, so there is some "carry-over" from those skills. On page 17 is a chart to show a possible progression for teaching the Stalder.
The First Line of Drills
Now let's take the top line of the chart. The first step from left to right are the flexibility requirements for this skill, an excellent pike and straddle compression. The lower back may be susceptible to strains if not stretched well. There will be a good amount of force stretching the lower back at the "bottom" of the circle, so excellent lower back flexibility is as important as leg and hip flexibility to "get into" the proper straddle position to perform the skill. The second element over is a specific "strength" drill for the last phase of the skill–the HS. Using a floor bar, first straddle press HS with the feet behind the bar. Later on, the feet will be placed slightly "in front" of the bar with the hands having to reach slightly between the legs and under the body to press to the HS, partially simulating one of the opening techniques for the Stalder.

31. USA Gymnastics Online: Safety And Education: PDCP Women's Level I-IV Skill Devel
All novice teachers with a desire to teach women s gymnastics. Club ownerswith women s artistic gymnastics teams or recreational programs.
http://www.usa-gymnastics.org/safety-and-education/w-pdcpdescription.html
Professional Development Certification Program (PDCP)
Women's Level I-IV Skill Development Curriculum
Course Description
This new course is the first discipline-specific education to be introduced under the Professional Development Certification Program.
Course Overview:
This course is great for all coaches no matter which levels they teach. This is the base for all gymnastics.
  • Establishes a solid foundation for coaches on gymnastics fundamentals
  • Breaks down beginning level skills for Junior Olympic Levels I-IV.
  • Provides hands on instruction for Vault, Bars, Beam, Dance, and Tumbling.
  • Lectures and video training on Coaching 101, Psychology, and Coaching Philosophy.
Course Benefits:
This course provided me with a visual in terms of the video as well as the books; it allowed me to follow the material fully
  • Skill Evaluator accreditation upon course completion.
  • Course serves as the main requirement for the Level II Professional Development Certification.
  • Receive the text Introduction to Gymnastics Coaching Theory , by USA Gymnastics Director of Research and Development, Dr. William Sands.

32. SRSGYM002A - Teach And/or Develop The Fundamental Skills Of Gymnastics
3. Conduct drills, activities and games to teach or develop the fundamental skillsof gymnastics 4. teach fundamental skills of gymnastics 5. Communicate in a
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33. Woodward West Gymnastics Programs
Cheerleading gymnastics A unique program that utilizes tumbling and trampolineto teach acrobatic skills required by today’s cheerleaders.
http://www.woodwardcamp.com/wwwest/gymnastics/west_gpgms.html
Woodward West Gymnastics Links Gym Our Programs Facilities Training Men's Program Typical Day Our Staff Visiting Coaches Visiting Teams Dates, Rates, Info Gymnastics FAQ's Recreation Grub Camper Application Free Brochure Job Application Site Map Woodward PA We offer 3 Programs!
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We offer a specialized program to teach aerial awareness to athletes specializing in tumbling and trampoline.
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Each week Woodward West is home to many beginner gymnasts. Our instructors teach skills progressing in difficulty on each Olympic event to ensure that campers are learning all necessary fundamentals before moving on to more advanced skills. When campers are ready to move to the next level, they will do so confidently and successfully.
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UCLA star and 2000 Olympian Kristen Maloney instructs a camper on the beam
  • We are proud to maintain a low teacher-to-student ratio of not more than 1:8.

34. Woodward West Gymnastics Staff
Those who make the cut do so because they can teach correct gymnasticsfundamentals and techniques with enthusiasm and fun. Whether
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Woodward West Gymnastics Links Gym Our Programs Facilities Training Men's Program Typical Day Our Staff Visiting Coaches Visiting Teams Dates, Rates, Info Gymnastics FAQ's Recreation Grub Camper Application Free Brochure Job Application Site Map Woodward PA At Woodward West, we are proud to host many influential Gymnastics Coaches each summer. Here 1996 Olympian John Macready Coaches a group of campers working on tumbling skills. The Best Staff
Every summer, hundreds of instructors want to teach at Woodward West; only the best in the country meet our high standards. Those who make the cut do so because they can teach correct gymnastics fundamentals and techniques with enthusiasm and fun. Whether you're a beginner, intermediate, advanced, or elite gymnast, our staff will carefully tailor a program that meets your personal goals and helps you to achieve your highest potential.

35. Gymnastics -- KidSpirit Youth Programs: Fun, Educational, And Caring Experiences
From parents with toddlers to high schoollevel competitors, the KidSpiritGymnastics program will teach you basic through advanced skills.
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From parents with toddlers to high school-level competitors, the KidSpirit Gymnastics program will teach you basic through advanced skills. Click on the options below for more detail:
Head-Over-Heels
A fun filled class for adults and their toddler age 2 to 3 years of age, introducing gymnastics activities that focus on gross and fine motor skills.
Tiny Tots
For first time tumblers. Instruction will center on listening skills, following directions, and taking turns.
Tiny Tumblers, Kindergym
For youth ages 3 to 5 years old, introduces basic tumbling skills and beam, bars, vault and floor.
Recreation Levels 1-5
For ages 6 years and up, is a multilevel USA-Gymnastics curriculum and will develop and improve the child's gymnastic skills, strength, courage, flexibility, coordination, and self-esteem.

36. Gym.Net - The Gymnastics Professional's Network
This concise program presents the basic principles of coaching and showsyou how to teach gymnastics skills to girls and boys. Developed
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  • Provide general and sport-specific information critical for entry level gymnastics coaches and instructors.
  • Offer program components that are cost efficient, flexible, and easy to implement and administer.
  • Develop a recognition system to acknowledge participation and program achievements.
  • Provide a general program for coaches and instructors of all gymnastics disciplines.
Level I Video Clinic
This three-hour clinic is conducted by a Level I Video Clinic Instructor and given at various sites nationwide. A workbook is provided. No test is required-the coach completes the application form which is signed by the instructor. There is a $15.00 fee per participant charged with a minimum of 16 participants. The USA Gymnastics PDP I Video Clinic is a 3 hour workshop based on The Rookie Coaches Gymnastics Guide.

37. Gym.Net - The Gymnastics Professional's Network
comensurate with experience. We are seeking energetic, positive individualsto teach gymnastics fitness in a fun, safe environment.
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39. Gymnastics In The UK.
We teach Recreational and Competitive gymnastics to ages 418 years Our gymnasium(based at Ashlyns School, Berkhamsted) is fully equipped and permanently
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40. Champions On Film - Gymnastics Videos
falls and adjusting body positions to stop wiggles Balance beam is the “makeit or break it” event in gymnastics competition Learning to teach and/or
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Gymnastics Videos Rock 'N Roll Gymnastics
Get ready to Rock and roll with some of the best gymnasts in the world! Witness the dazzling choreography and high-engery performances you'll never look at gymnastics the same way again. See Amy Chow, Tatiana Gutsu, Shannon Miller and more...So have a rock 'n rolling good time!...50 min. Quantity America's Best Volume I
America's top male and female gymnasts compete for the honor of being crowned the 1992 national champion. Olympic stars Shannon Miller, Kim Zmeskal, Dominique Dawes and Trent Dimas set the standards of excellence in routines that demand exact precision, split second timing and nerves of steel. 50 Min.
1993 U.S. Gymnastics Championships featuring: Shannon Miller, Dominique Dawes, Kerri Strug and John Roethlisberger. 50 Min.
1994 U.S. Gymnastics Championships featuring: Dominique Dawes, Shannon Miller, John Roethlisberger, Scott Keswick, Amanda Borden and Jennie Thompson. 55 Min. Quantity Quantity Quantity Gymnastics: Coaching and Spotting Advanced Gymnasts
Program provides insight and training of instructors and coaches for spotting advanced students in gymnastics. Includes routines on the balance beams (press handstand, back walkover, and others) and the uneven bars (Russian kip drill, belt kip drill, and various handstaands). 30 minutes.

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