Entries from October 2006
So far as I know, only Gordon and TumblTrak sell air mats.
But AIR is the future of gymnastics mats. The cost of petroleum-based foam has climbed too high.
An air mat with a mat on top is perfect, I feel.
There are a number of shapes to choose from.
The best ones are the largest surface area, […]
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Brett at CGC raves about the new trampoline throw mat made by Dave Ross.
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Jeremy has more photos.
Dennis Swensen manufactures these in Calgary at a good price.
Examples:
2 spotting platforms (Safety) for bars and horizontal bar (these photos from New Zealand)
A radical solution is to use movable air-filled port-a-pits. Hard to believe this works. But it does. Rick used them all the time at a gym camp in California.
After […]
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Safety Spotting Block SA CSB - Spotting Block 24″ wide x 60″ long x 20″ high -1 $560.00
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4,000 Blocks of foam (3,000 for big pit and 1,000 for bar pit) ($5/ cube) $20,000
Foam blocks are getting so expensive, it may be time to start planning to convert part of our pit to RESI. The GymNova version, for example:
Landing pits - GYMNOVA
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Adjustable training Bar SA 229 $2200.00 (no Bar)
Adjustable Single Bar Trainer Includes cable kit and mounting hardware. Rails sold separately. - Spieth
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Improved trench pit bar
We have a trench pit. But it needs be upgraded to look like this one:
Gymnastics Coaching
Ours would be in-ground, more like this GymNova version:
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