61. Dancedomain.com - Gymnastics Coach (1885684) - Read Article: EnMotion Inc. Looking for gymnastics coach to teach recreational gymnasticsto students ages 512 during the summer June 21-August 27. http://www.dance.net/read.html?postid=1885684&replies=0&page=1

62. Starr Gymnastics - Reach For The Starrs! The way we teach gymnastics encompasses individual growth and developmentas well as skill progression and physical preparation. http://www.starrgymnastics.com/onlinenews.html

STARR GYMNASTICS ONLINE NEWSLETTER FULL VERSION ARTICLES Thank you to everyone who suggested we get this Online Newsletter project underway! Your calls, suggestions and emails were very much appreciated. In This Issue: Health and Fitness Tip Of The Week à How Your Child Will Benefit From Gymnastics Lessons What's Happening Session 3 at a Starr Gymnastics Centre? Starr and The Community: come to our OPEN HOUSE on April 10, 2004! In the Next Newsletter STARR HEALTH AND FITNESS: "HOW YOUR CHILD WILL BENEFIT FROM GYMNASTICS LESSONS" Gymnastics has often been described as: "The Sport that Requires the Grace of a Ballerina and the Power of a Linebacker" It is a sport that creates the foundation for success in other athletic areas because it is based on movement and the enhancement of the body through more complex actions and acrobatics. The skills acquired by gymnasts will compliment the other sports they play. Athletes who play any sports like soccer, swimming, diving, martial arts and dance can experience higher levels of success and heightened awareness because of their physical development through gymnastics. At Starr Gymnastics Centre, we ensure our programs contribute to well-rounded development of our athletes with a focus on flexibility, coordination, strength and power. Why is Flexibility Important?

63. Kandi Sparacio - Gymnastics Coach - Rogue Valley School Of Gymnastics :: I have gone to a congress to help me with teaching gymnastics and I also am safetycertified to teach six and a half year olds and preschoolers, I cannot wait http://www.ccountry.net/~rvsg/kandisparacio.htm

Kandi Sparacio Hi, I am 17 years old and a senior at crater high school. I have been teaching gymnastics for about two years I also am involved in the cheerleading team at R.V All-Starz. I have gone to a congress to help me with teaching gymnastics and I also am safety certified to teach six and a half year olds and preschoolers, I cannot wait to teach and have fun with your children Coach Biographies Birthday Parties Boomerangs Boys Team ... TNT Cheer Website by mytSoftware

64. Gleason's: Why Gymnastics? gymnastics offers the teacher tremendous opportunity to teach listening and socialskills. A good gymnastic program is structured around the above ideas. http://www.gleasons.com/Pages/WhyGym.html

Why Gymnastics? Is your child going to be a gymnastic star in future Olympic games? Maybe - but probably not. If not, why should they have gymnastic training? The fact that children naturally find gymnastics to be "loads" of fun may be sufficient cause for some parents to have their child in a gym program but other parents may seek more justification for their expenditure of time and money. While few children become advanced gymnasts, all children will attend school and many (hopefully all) will participate in some form of athletics. Educators tell us that children's success in school and athletics is strongly influenced by earlier experiences that help to shape a child's self-concept. Children need positively reinforcing experiences that will help them to believe that they can solve problems and that they can have control over their lives. Very young children can also benefit from successful social interaction; learning to interact with their peers; learning to be in a class; listening and following directions. A child who has developed a strong sense of confidence and self-esteem, and who also can relate well to others, is going to approach future situations with confidence and a good chance of success. A good gymnastic program is structured around the above ideas. The sport of gymnastics can be used as a vehicle to enhance children's adaptation to both academics and sports. It is important to learn the movement concepts involved in a skill as well as learning the skill. Most important, each child must experience a maximum of success and a minimum of failure! The focus should be on the development of self-esteem rather than skill acquisition. Not all children can perform a given skill well, but they can all learn to feel good about what they can do.

65. ThinkQuest : Library : Gymnastics 2000 ThinkQuest USA; Gymanastics is Fun with Kelsey and Hayley gymnastics isFun with Kelsey and Hayley is set up to teach kids things about gymnastics. http://www.thinkquest.org/library/cat_show.html?cat_id=313

66. Teach Basic Tumbling And Gymnastics At Your School (DVD) teach basic tumbling and gymnastics at your school (DVD) By teachbasic tumbling and gymnastics at your school (DVD) Only $79.95. http://www.martialinfo.com/martialshop/dvd_item.asp?prd_id=690

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68. You Are Your Child’s First Teach We reason with our children as if they were grown ups and teach them with We tryto speed their development with baby walkers and gymnastics, and reason with http://www.thewellspring.com/cat/Adult_books/childs_first.html

You Are Your Child's First Teacher by Rahima Baldwin Dancy The importance of what our children learn in the home and through their relationship with us forms the irreplaceable foundation of all that comes later. Mother, childbirth educator, midwife, and Waldorf educator, Baldwin aims to deepen our understanding of the nature of the young child as a whole beingbody, mind, emotions, and spiritso enabling us to meet their needs for balanced development. It is Baldwin's sensitive, sincere, and ever-so-natural tending to the soul and spirit, as well as mind and body, of the newborn and young child, that makes this a very special book. In a society which values intellectual development above all else, we tend to ignore other aspects of development. We reason with our children as if they were grown ups and teach them with techniques appropriate for much older children. Distrustful of natural processes, we believe we have to do something in order to ensure our child's development. Milestones of the first three yearswalking, talking, thinking, and memoryoccur by themselves, according to their own timetable. Trusting natural processes does not mean that we do nothing, but that the things we do need to be consonant with the child's own developmental stages. The world of the young is critically endangered, as more and more children are placed in daycare in infancy, and academic pursuits are pushed onto younger and younger children.

69. Cleveland Cavaliers 27 X 27 Vertical Stitch Floor Pillow - / Sports Equipment student safety. This book brings to life an instructional model thatwill change the way you teach gymnastics. KiDnastics® is a http://www.locate-massachusetts.com/KiDnastics_A_Child_Centered_Approach_to_Teac

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70. Registration To teach gymnastics progressions. An important note about age groups—Wehave divided the preschool children into groups by age. http://www.eauclaireymca.org/gymnastics.htm

EAU CLAIRE YMCA Membership Scholarship Registration Tennis ... Swim Team 836-8478—229 Moore Street Register for classes at the Main Y Service Center (700 Graham Avenue) The additional space provides a full length, permanently set up vaulting area, a spring floor, additional balance beams and bar working area. A great learning environment for your child. We believe that all children are precious gifts. We will teach every child and provide them with the higher quality instruction regardless of their ability. Each child that we have the opportunity to guide will know they are valued. Their experience with us will help them gain confidence, self esteem and gymnastic skills. PRE-SCHOOL GYMNASTICS (ages 2-5) -To build confidence and raise self-esteem -To develop eye/hand and eye/foot coordination -To develop body and kinesthetic awareness -To develop gross-motor coordination -To develop balance, strength and flexibility -To teach gymnastics progressions An important note about age groups—We have divided the preschool children into groups by age. Students participate in activities and work on skills that are appropriate for their age and developing bodies. We request that you respect these age groups when registering. Doing otherwise usually has a negative impact on the ‘out of age group child’ as well as other members of the class. PROGRESSIVE CLASSES ROLLERS Rollers is the first developmental level of the YMCA’s Progressive Gymnastics program. It lays a foundation for movement and learning the other levels. The skills are achievable for a student taking gymnastics for the first time.

71. Gymnastics I needed to develop a fast format that would allow me to teach any skill rapidly Iwas choked and at the same time I got stuck teaching a gymnastics class by http://groups.msn.com/Gymnastics/coaching.msnw

var nEditorialCatId = 316; MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: var zflag_nid="346"; var zflag_cid="21"; var zflag_sid="4"; var zflag_width="728"; var zflag_height="90"; var zflag_sz="14"; Groups Groups Home My Groups Language ... Help Gymnastics Gymnastics@groups.msn.com What's New Join Now Home Page Message Boards ... Tools one page coaching summary - Jess R. Anderson The sport of Gymnastics consists of thousands of moves most of which are named after the first person to compete them successfully at the international level of competition. Our sport has changed tremendously over the years with the addition of better types and styles of training aids, equipment, and a better understanding of how the human body performs and heals itself. Unfortunately it is human nature to be slow to accept new information and to actually apply it in the gym. (Imagine 54 kids one coach high school gym and minimal equipment) Scary fun!! Having always coached groups where the children were at different levels of ability based on physical maturation, social ability, and psychological readiness to sweat combined with only some with a willingness to perform in front of a crowd. I needed to develop a fast format that would allow me to teach any skill rapidly, easily, and effectively to anyone willing to listen and follow direction. I searched for all the information available in the library and took the NCCP program first offered in 1976/77. As well as each revision of the program since that time. It was a shock to have my 2 year diploma in Physical Education summarised in 42 pages, reviewed and tested in two days for $10.00 $5.00 for the manual.(1977/8)

72. Rhythms & Gymnastics Rhythm Ideas For the Less Than Ideal Dancer By Joella Mehrhof. Rhythms gymnastics. Samplepassing patterns include teach one pattern at a time. http://academic.emporia.edu/ermlerka/ideas/ideas6.html

Rhythm Ideas For the Less Than Ideal Dancer By Joella Mehrhof National Standards Demonstrates responsible personal and social behavior in physical activity settings. Understands that physical activity provides the opportunity for enjoyment, challenge, self- expression, and social interaction. Introduction rhythms can be incorporated into the middle school curriculum. The following are two ideas to introduce dance at this level. Rhythmic Tennis Ball Passing The old saying "there is power in numbers" may apply to the teaching of dance and rhythms. By introducing a rhythmic activity where a group of people are a team and by putting a familiar piece of equipment in each student's hand, the teacher may find the "power" to motivate the middle school student. Rhythmic tennis ball passing is performed by a group of six to eight students standing in a circle. Each student has a tennis ball in his/her right hand. Simple passing patterns are introduced and performed to music with a peppy 4/4 beat. Sample passing patterns include: Teach one pattern at a time. After one pattern is mastered, teach the next pattern. After the second pattern is mastered, combine pattern one and pattern two by performing each pattern four times. Continue to add new patterns and combine patterns after they have been introduced. Other patterns may be created by the students. Encourage

73. Champion Gymnastics Louisville Kentucky The skills that our kids learn in the Shining Stars program are more than justgymnastics skills. We teach skills that will carry our kids through life. http://www.aaksports.com/Champion_Gymnastics/Recreational_Programs.asp

All About Kids Champion Gymnastics Power Cheer Power Tumbling ... Champion's Derby Classic Shining Stars Recreational Gymnastics Program From the beginner to the advanced, we have it all ! The Shining Stars Program is based on the developmental curriculum of the USA Gymnastics program. Each class level is specifically designed to meet all the needs of our young athletes. We start with the basics in order to lay a good, solid foundation to build upon. The skills that our kids learn in the Shining Stars program are more than just gymnastics skills. We teach skills that will carry our kids through life. Most children will reach less than FUN doing it as well! The very beginner level class. We introduce students to body positions and the very basics of gymnastics on all four apparatus. We work forward and backward rolls, teach cartwheels, handstands, basic beam skills, and beginning level bars skills. This class works on cartwheels (both sides), backward/forward rolls, bridge kickovers, vault approach, and spring board take-off. On beam they work on different walks, jumps, and turns. On bars students gain upper body and stomach strength needed for mastering the pullover and upper level skills. The Red Stars level emphasizes correct body positions, strength, and flexibility.

74. Recreation Performing Arts And Gymnastics training. Beginner gymnastics will teach basic skills on floor, bars,beam, trampoline and minitramp. This class meets twice a week. http://www.covb.org/recreation/gymnastics.html

CITY OF VERO BEACH, FLORIDA "where the tropics begin" Performing Arts and Gymnastics REGISTRATION INFORMATION Leisure Square - 3705 16th Street 8:00 a.m. Winter Session Classes: January 26 - March 13, 2004 Registration: Saturday, January 17, 2004 Spring Session Classes: April 5 - May 22, 2004 Registration: Saturday, March 27, 2004 Gymnastics Staff All gymnastics staff have been Recreation Department trained and are under the direction of USA Gymnastic National Safety Instructors: Jamie Flood, Ed Glaser, Angela Holshouser, Liz Howard, Christopher Leon, Patty Mattingly, Julie Norman, Catherine Swett, Andrea Wild, Rachel Wild, and Andrea Woodson. Program Information Two to Tumble Too Acro Tots Boys' Gymnastics ... Performing Arts Team Program Information All Gymnastics Classes are held at Centerstage at Leisure Square. The Winter Session begins January 26th and ends March 13th and includes a performance at the Firefighters Fair. The Spring Session begins April 5th and ends May 22nd. The Recreation Department's philosophy is to promote self-esteem, leadership, and performing experience through skill-building and positive encouragement. We emphasize the education and accomplishment of performing skills at the student's individual, progressive level without the pressure of competition.

75. FlagHouse.com Borrowing elements from traditional and nontraditional gymnastics, KiDnastics enablesinstructors to teach movement skills, including rolling, jumping, and http://www.flaghouse.com/Partner_Detail.asp?WhichPartner=Kidnastics

76. Allexperts Gymnastics Q&A about 8 years old. I started teaching gymnastics when i was 12. I startedout helping teach progressive classes. I started helping http://www.allexperts.com/getExpert.asp?Category=2245

77. Programs: Gymnastics sport of mens gymnastics. gymnastics helps teach flexibility, strength,coordination and selfconfidence. At Technique, our coaches http://www.techniquegym.com/programs/gymnastics.html

Gymnastics Programs Girls Recreational Program Our vast gym size makes our program unique from any other in Northern California. We have an entire area dedicated specifically to the class program. Gymnasts can test their skills on nine sets of bars, eight balance beams, a trampoline, the floor area, and vault. In addition, the class program has access to a tumble track as well as a number of resi-pits (those are the pits with the trampoline built in!) Classes are divided by ability and gymnasts track their progress on sticker posters. When a gymnast's poster is filled with stickers, it is time to move up to the next level. Certificates and ribbons are awarded each time a gymnast achieves a new level. In addition, the class program offers many optional events where the athletes can show off their skills. Each winter, Technique conducts a Holiday Extravaganza where routines on each event are performed in front of family and friends. In the spring and summer, we offer a series of fun-filled gymnastics events where children can perform a routine to music out on the Olympic floor.

78. Connections Homeschool Program Synopsis We teach basic gymnastics skills and yoga. We also have group physicalfitness classes; We teach all levels of jazz, top, ballet and hip hop classes; http://connect.kpbsd.k12.ak.us/vendors/vendorphysical.htm

Contact person for this page is: Programmer: Date Last updated: Graphics are stored: Page is called from: //Dynamic-FX slide in menu v6.5 (By maXimus, maximus@nsimail.com) //Site: http://maximus.ravecore.com/ //For full source, and 100's more DHTML scripts, visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com This list of tutors is informational only. It is provided as a service to our parents and not intended to be a recommendation or validation of persons or services. If you are interested in becoming a instructor to make your services available, click on this link for an application: Instructor Application This application is in Word format and will take a few moments to download. Or you may click here to contact us: Contact Us Physical Fitness Gymnastics Horsemanship ... Swimming Physical Fitness Instructors are listed alphabetically Karen Brewer - Fair Business Name P.O. Box 2565, Soldotna, AK 99669

79. Gymnastics I thought it was awesome. I hope in the future that I can have myown gym and teach gymnastics, and make some dreams come true. http://cob.montevallo.edu/WhittenHL/GYM.htm

Whitten's Knowledge of Gymnastics I started taking gymnastics when I was five years old and have love it ever since. I was know as the "daredevil" of the group, and would try anything. My dream was to go to the Olympics, but that dream came to an end. When I was in my freshman year of High School I was playing flag football, and broke my ankle into. My doctor told me that my ankle would never be strong again to compete. I was so devistated. So I watch it on television and read up on it. Two summers ago I was a counselor at a camp and I was the head teacher of gymnastics. It was a lot of fun. I did not miss a day of the Atlanta Olympics, my roommate was tired of it by the end. I thought it was awesome. I hope in the future that I can have my own gym and teach gymnastics, and make some dreams come true. I have searched the net and come up with some awesome links. I would like to share them with you. So click on the world to go to any of them. Thanks for taking you time in this link. Whitten's Favorite Gymnastic Links Gymnastics Online Official Olympics Homepage Gymnastics Links Back to Whitten's Homepage

80. Rural Gymnastics When the chance arose to teach gymnastics in a rural VTschool, I thoughtit was a super idea, and I knew I couldn t pass up the opportunity. http://www.rochesterschool.org/pages/school/2001pages/mcloughlin/

Greetings, my name is Kathleen Mcloughlin! Welcome to my Rural Gymnastics web page. Gymnastics used to be my favorite hobby in Elementary school. When the chance arose to teach gymnastics in a rural VTschool, I thought it was a super idea, and I knew I couldn't pass up the opportunity. Every Tuesday and Thursday my mentor (Bob Long) and I met with the Hancock children, and we worked on specific things. Each day it would get harder, and as a result, the children improved on their skills. Then I started working on my senior paper, which was about bad coaching hurting a gymnast mentally, and physically, but also about the good aspects of coaching. Senior Project was a great opportunity, and even though I was really scared to begin this project, I'm really glad that I had the chance to teach gymnastics. It was fun, however I know now that I would like to peruse a different subject when I enter college. Click here for more pictures

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