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42. The Rapid City YMCA Gymnastics Program Works To Develop Kids Coordination Levels 13 These levels will introduce girls to all of the gymnastics equipmentand teach basic skills. M/W, 1000-1100am. M/W, 400-500pm. Wed, 500-600pm. http://www.rcymca.org/gymnastics.htm

We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities. The YMCA Gymnastics Program works to develop kids coordination, balance, strength, flexibility, and most importantly their self-esteem. We focus on safety, encouraging kids to do their best, and to believe in themselves. Parent/Child Gymnastics (Tots)(1-3 years old) This class offers parents and their child the chance to work together learning balance and coordination through the use of games, balls, hoops, and gymnastics equipment (8:1 ration). Parents should be ready to be involved in this class, as they will be doing a lot of the same things their kids are doing. Monday Wednesday Member for 3 months: $37 Program Participants for 3 months: $67 Preschool Programs Our YMCA Gymnastics Program works to develop kid's coordination, balance, strength, flexibility, and most importantly, their self-esteem. We focus on safety, encouraging kids to do their best, and to believe in themselves. This Preschool YMCA Gymnastics Program develops each child's individual physical capabilities with emphasis on coordination and large motor skills. Classes are offered to boys and girls from ages 3 to 6. M/W T/Th Wednesday Wednesday 1 Day: Member Program Participants 2 Day: Member Program Participants Youth Programs (6-12 years old) Girls Gymnastics Development of strength, flexibility, coordination, and balance are worked on using all women's gymnastics equipment. Correct warm-up and a conditioning program are introduced and used throughout these programs. Progression is done through skill level completion.

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45. KPCT Gymnastics TAG teach Clicker Training gymnastics. by Theresa McKeon - Tmckeon537@aol.com,05.04. Clicking gymnastics Theresa McKeon, of Tampa http://clickertraining.com/training/humans/sports/gymnastics/

Clicker Expo Orlando Florida Now Open for Registration November 5-7th, 2004 Overview and More Schedule at Glance A glimpse of Expo! HUMANS ... Clicking Bodies and Minds T.A.G. Teach - Clicker Training Gymnastics by: Theresa McKeon - Tmckeon537@aol.com Clicking Gymnastics Theresa McKeon, of Tampa, Florida, has been coaching girls' gymnastics for 25 years, for statewide and national competition. She writes: "I've gone through every trick in the book to motivate these atheletes. They are incredibly intelligent and very sensitive to feedback. We demand incredible things from these girls and our job as coaches is to critique even the slightest muscular movement. Their skills are executed so quickly that it is hard to stop and give any vocal reward. This is where clicker training comes in handy. After having amazing results with clicker training and my horse Romeo, I brought the clicker to workout. The kids loved it! The only reward was the sound of the click. You would have though I was handing out ten dollar bills! Boy, do they let you know if you forget to click!" What kind of thing was Theresa clicking? One example is a good landing. We've all seen gymnasts on TV, even the best Olympic gymnasts, take a little mis-step when they hit the floor. "It's an expensive mistake," Theresa reports, "because it's one thing the judges can all agree on: did she 'stick' perfectly?" To make a good landing, the gymnast has to push away from the floor before she lands, not after. The gymnast may not know quite how to do it, but if her leg muscles are contracted properly the coach can spot it and click her while she is still in the air, in that microsecond before she hits-Yes! That's a click!

46. The Program through adult. The main focus of the program is to teach studentsgymnastics in a safe and positive environment. PJC takes pride http://www.pjc.cc.fl.us/academics/gymnastics/TheProgram.htm

The Program PJC Gymnastics offers professional gymnastics instruction to students in Pensacola and the surrounding communities. The classes are offered to students ages 18 months through adult. The main focus of the program is to teach students gymnastics in a safe and positive environment. PJC takes pride in the small classes thus offering more individual instruction and a safer atmosphere. Today the program offers over 25 preschool classes and more than 40 classes for students in the first grade and above. The Mommy and Me classes are designed for children 18 months through two and a half years old and their parents. The main focus of the class is to teach the children in a positive, safe and, "mommy-secure" environment. The students work on eye-hand coordination, motor skills, strength, agility, and body awareness with the aid of their parents. The equipment used is smaller and designed especially for preschoolers. At the present time, PJC offers three Mommy and Me classes that are one hour long and meet one day a week. Tiny Tumblers Classes The Tiny Tumblers classes are designed for children three and four years of age with a student/teacher of 6:1. The focus of the class is a positive learning experience while working on basic motor skills, eye-hand coordination, strength, agility, and beginning gymnastics skills. The children work on all the gymnastics equipment, which is lowered for their height, as well as specially designed preschool equipment. At the present time, PJC offers ten Tiny Tumblers classes that meet for one hour, one day a week.

47. Eygymlecturnt Turnteach gymnastics Lecture Notes. During the EY turn-teach gymnasticslecture a number of issues raised in the turn-teach games http://www.aber.ac.uk/~pedwww/eygymlecturnt.html

Turn-teach Gymnastics Lecture Notes During the EY turn-teach gymnastics lecture a number of issues raised in the turn-teach games lecture arose, the following additional observations were made: When you ask the children to demonstrate their work make sure the demonstration serves a purpose - try to avoid having demonstrations simply for the sake of filling time! Make sure if you give a demonstration it is the best you can do - sloppy demonstrations often lead to sloppy work from the children eg. don't allow running with arms folded, hands in pockets etc... Pinpoint what it is you want the children to observe during the demonstration and ask questions to check that they have observed it eg. before demo ......... "I want you to watch my legs carefully as I jump and land" after demo............ "who can tell me what happened to my legs as I landed?" etc..... If a demonstration is performed well by the child(ren) - tell the class why you liked it ie. reinforce the quality of work you desire through demonstration. If you are making specific reference to safety aspects on the apparatus, then these instructions should be given immediately prior to when the children are about to start their work. Thus, safety instructions are 'fresh in their minds' at the time of performance.

48. Eygymgp emphasise controlled and safe use of the body, without removing the challengingaspects of gymnastics teach awareness of safety issues; http://www.aber.ac.uk/~pedwww/eygymgp.html

Good Practice Underpinning Early Years Gymnastics starting point is to look at what actions the children can already do when they start school eg. roll, slide, jump, walk, run, climb, crawl, balance - in so doing, the children can achieve a level of success from the outset the children should be taught to recognise these movements and put a name to them (and also body parts) ie. learn the language of movement skills (reception) children then apply these skills in different contexts (Year 1) all children must be given the opportunity to explore, select and practise these basic actions therefore set challenging open-ended tasks that allow the children to respond at their own level eg. instruction starts as, ‘find a way of.......’ when they are ready, teach them specific skills, broadening their movement vocabulary make the children aware of the surrounding space ( spatial awareness ) and how this can be used emphasise controlled and safe use of the body , without removing the challenging aspects of gymnastics - teach awareness of safety issues encourage them to link movements into simple sequences (Year 2) exercise the body, so that children strengthen muscles, maintain flexibility and build up stamina

49. Nothing Better Than A Happy Kid!......Gymnastic Coach - Gymnastics Academy I think that gymnastics is a great activity to teach kids and adultsdiscipline and to have fun at the same time. I love to teach http://www.aboutmyjob.com/main.php3?action=displayarticle&artid=471

50. Tumble Time Gymnastics At The Boise Online Mall-Shopping Boise Idaho Online Instruct classes where gymnastics skills are used as tools to teach positivelearning attitudes, with skill mastery being a secondary goal. http://www.boiseonlinemall.com/stores/tumble-time.php

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52. Bolingbrook Park District - Programs - Youth - Gymnastics Instructors will teach gymnasts various gymnastics skills and events including floorexercise, uneven/even parallel bars, vaulting and balance beam in a safe http://www.bolingbrookparks.org/programs/youth/gymnastics/index.shtml

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54. San Francisco Gymnastics Our developmental gymnastics program will teach, within the structure of gymnastics,children how to be patient, respectful, considerate and an interactive http://www.sanfranciscogymnastics.com/mainframe.htm

Welcome to the website of San Francisco Gymnastics. SFG is a new gymnastics facility in the Presidio, offering gymnastics classes for children ages 1 through adult. In addition to having plenty of fun; safety, quality and a positive learning environment are top priorities of our program. Our program goals include: To teach fundamental gymnastics skills to preschool children ages 3 - 4 Children will learn how to discover the physical capabilities of their bodies through gymnastics. They will learn how to hop, jump, land, balance, swing and tumble. Through this experience children will discover the things that their bodies can do. Learning social skills. Our developmental gymnastics program will teach, within the structure of gymnastics, children how to be patient, respectful, considerate and an interactive member of a group. To teach basic gymnastics to children and adults. Focus on skills that are practiced at the beginning level based on the sport of artistic gymnastics. These basic skills teach balance, swing, strength, flexibility and coordination. Enhance physical fitness through the practice of basic gymnastics skills.

55. Sunburst Gymnastics-gymnastic Instruction For Boys And Girls Our safetycertified instructors know how to teach the elements ofgymnastics in a controlled, caring environment. We also offer http://users.easystreet.com/gyms/

Welcome to the Sunburst Gymnastics home page. Our gym is the oldest gymnastic establishment under the same ownership in the state of Oregon. For 25 years we have been offering gymnastic instruction to girls and boys ages 2 1/2 to high school. We have also moved into a brand new, larger facility! Press on the map button to the left to see our more centrally located gym. Our safety-certified instructors know how to teach the elements of gymnastics in a controlled, caring environment. We also offer tumbling classes for cheerleaders and you can rent the gym for birthday parties. FOR SALE: One inflatable in excellent condition, a 12 x 13' enclosed bouncer for smaller children. Comes with a powerful blower. Call us for more information and pricing Use the buttons at the left to link you to the other pages that will detail our programs or continue down to the links at the bottom of this page that will connect you with some websites that we hope you will find useful. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES : Sunburst Gymnastics is interested in talking to/interviewing prospective coaches/teachers for our recreational program and possibly team openings. If you are an experienced gymnast/coach and can effectively supervise and control groups of children, work with and assist other colleagues, and communicate with parents we would like to talk to you. Be prepared with a resume' of past experience.

56. Jewart S Gymnastics Recreational Programs Handbook Learning special routines which include partner skills, pyramids, synchronized routinesor rhythmic activities teach your child new dimensions of gymnastics. http://www.jewarts.com/rec_handbook.htm

57. TEACH IN ASIA - Teach English In China - Teach, English, China Teach English, Te teaching Dance How to teach Ballet, Jazz, Tap and gymnastics tobeginning students. A comprehensive step by step guide for the http://www.teach-in-asia.net/index.php/Arts/Performing_Arts/Dance/Education/

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58. Re: How To Do A Backhandspring -- A Voy Gymnastics Forum!!! (at Last!) I highly dont advise you to try to teach someone how to do a backhandspring w/otaking a coachin clinic or w/o having taken gymnastics up to level 10. http://www.voy.com/65318/864.html

Contribute: Reserve your VoyUser name No-ads: Completely remove ads from your forum Owner Login VoyForums Homepage Create a New Forum VoyForums News Help Desk VoyForums Exchange FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions Directory/Categories Search VoyForums VoyUser Login VoyUser Login optional Contact Forum Admin Main index Post a new message Check update time Archives: Next Thread Previous Thread Next Message Previous Message Date Posted: 10:53:21 04/23/04 Fri Author: Leslie Subject: Re: How to do a backhandspring In reply to: Sarah 's message, Re: How to do a backhandspring on 14:46:22 03/24/04 Wed >>do you have any suggestions on how to teach a back >>handspring? I highly dont advise you to try to teach someone how to do a backhandspring w/o taking a coachin clinic or w/o having taken gymnastics up to level 10. I have been cheering for 8 years n i have a layout and i sitll wouldnt feel comfortable teaching come1 a backhandspring. But if you must know how to do one... Some people clap before them but jus dont worry about that now... tahts easy to add or take away. Start out standing with you legs together. Bend your knees and act as if you are sitting in a chair. Jump backwards with your arms straight. Lock out elbows and dont turn your hands in. If you turn your hands in, your elbows will bend and you will smack your face on he ground. Push off using your elbows and pull form your stomach to get you over. DO NOT TRY THIS WITHOUT A SPOTTER BECAUSE I DO NOT WANT TO BE RESPOIBLE FOR SOMEONE BEING HURT. YOUR BEST BET WOULD BE TO DO "CHEER TUMBLING" that is desgined o teach you the things you need to do for cheerleading tumbling! hope i help ! =)

59. Vail Recreation District | Skatepark Tumble Bear Preschool gymnastics Program This is a movement education program thatuses basic gymnastics skills and positions to teach balance, coordination http://www.vailrec.com/youth/gymnastics/

Altitude Gymnastics offers classes, lessons, teams and open gym programs for all skill levels, from toddlers to adults. Highly skilled instructors will teach your child the basics, or help him/her become the next Olympic champion! If you have questions regarding Vail's only gymnastics program, please call 970-748-1445 or e-mail us at gymnastics@vailrec.com Classes Teams Adult Gymnastics ... Birthday Parties Altitude Gymnastics Classes Tumble Bear Preschool Gymnastics Program This is a movement education program that uses basic gymnastics skills and positions to teach balance, coordination, confidence, and motor skill development in a progressive format. Obstacle courses, games, balls, hoops, and parachute are just some of the fun activities incorporated into the classes. The preschool gymnastics program includes the following classes: Toddler Bears for walking to 3 years old, Rock'n'Bears for 3 to 4 year olds, Super Bears 1 for 4 to 5 year olds, and Super Bears 2 for advanced 5 to 6 year olds. Please see the class descriptions for each of these classes. School Age Instructional Level Program A typical one-hour class features 10-15 minutes of structured warm-up that includes exercises for improving flexibility, strength, and endurance; approximately 40 minutes of apparatus and tumbling work, and five minutes of conditioning at the end of class. Periodically, various games are added for fun. Children will be grouped according to their ages and skill levels during the first day of class.

60. Croydon School Of Gymnastics - Recreational Gymnastics It is our aim in this class to teach balance, coordination and how to conditionand stretch their bodies ready to learn basic gymnastics, eg. http://www.croyschgym.fsnet.co.uk/recreation.html

As well as our Squad gymnasts, Croydon School of Gymnastics runs Recreational Classes as follows: Parent and Toddler "Fun Gym" Saturday Kinder (Class 1) Saturday Kinder (Class 2) Thursday Transitional Kinder (Class 3) ... Thursday Adults and Teens Class Every year we hold our Annual Class Championships to allow the gymnasts to display to their parents the skills they have learned. The results for 2000 can be seen on the Class Champions Page For information on entering our classes, or fees for our classes, see the "Class Fees and Assessments" section of the General Information. Parent and Toddler "Fun Gym" Saturday 9.15am - 10.00am This class was formed in September 1997. It encourages children from age of 1 to 3 years to explore the equipment in the Kinder Gym with their parents under the supervision of our coaching staff. We have climbing equipment, Ball Pool, Tunnels, Play Canopy and hand apparatus that is reserved solely for the use of this age group in the "Fun Gym". In addition to this, we also have Mini Size Artistic Apparatus (Rings, Parallel Bars, Asymmetric Bars, Beam, Vault, Boxes and Soft Foam Wedges) and full size Trampoline and Trampette in order that the children may learn technically correct shaping for basic skills. Back to top Saturday Kinder (Class 1) 10.15am - 11.15am

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