Massilia.
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Massilia.
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1 Irina Alexeeva WOGA 57.100
2 Alison Lepin France Open 3 53.167
3 Melissa Poitreau France Open 3 52.917
4 Alisson Lapp France Open 1 52.667
5 Victoria Jurca Quebec 2 51.967
6 Laurie Denommee Quebec 2 51.883
full results
Vault
Laurie Denommee (CAN) 14.150
Victoria Jurca (CAN) 14.100
Alexeeva Irina (USA) 14.000
Bars
Alexeeva Irina (USA) 14.833
Alison Lepin (FRA) 14.833
Juliette Bossu (SE) 14.100
Beam
Alexeeva Irina (USA) 14.333
Alisson Lapp (FRA) 13.933
Melissa Poitreau (FRA) 13.833
Floor
Alexeeva Irina (USA) 13.933
Iness Ben Rhouma (FRA) 13.733
Alisson Lapp (FRA) 13.500
Four teams from the Open competition are invited to the Master Massilia meet tomorrow which includes top gymnastics nations like Britain and Russia.
France senior 158.067 Q
Canada Quebec2 155.267 Q
France mixte 154.550
France juniors 14.150
Belgique Vlaanderen 150.550 Q
Australie, WAIS 148.150 Q
full results
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1. Rebeca Andrade 58.300
2. Carolyne Pedro 54.750
3. Milena Theodoro 53.700
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A review of the USA Gymnastics’ Essential Elements program.
Al Scharns – Program Design
Dusty Ritter – Junior Olympic Program Coordinator
Here is how the program works – each coach can set up their own lesson plan by choosing 4-8 stations known as ‘boxes’ that coordinate with the 14 or more key “Essential Elements” for that level (Levels 1 & 2).
Week after week, they can select different boxes to introduce new drills, progressions and challenges. The boxes can be used for individual stations or included in a circuit or obstacle course. …
Of course, we want to make it fun, interesting, safe and challenging. Thus the program is designed to be flexible and creative. …
Our mission is to provide the opportunity for clubs to initiate and grow a boys’ gymnastics program while at the same time helping to train coaches to the discipline of boys’ gymnastics. We are providing an opportunity to do this in a way that is cost- effective for both the club and the participant …
The program is set up so a Club with very little men’s equipment and coaching expertise can still start to work towards J.O. competitive levels 3 and up.
The videos are excellent. Clear, bright, short and well edited. The demonstrators exactly at the ability level being taught. Any WAG coach would have no trouble teaching these drills.
Other curriculums are divided into 6 Olympic apparatus and Trampoline. This is better breakdown:
Category 1 – Warm up, Flexibility and Body Shapes
Category 2 – Swings and Hangs
Category 3 – Supports and Strength
Category 4 – Runs, Jumps, and Springs
Category 5 – Games, Races, and Courses
I really like the obstacle courses / Parkour content.
The content is advanced Recreational. But by the end of Level 3 boys are prepared to join competitive gymnastics at Level 4. Or go on to any other sport.
It’s $39.95 on disk:
Manual: The Essential Elements Program – includes program description, skill charts, curriculum planning charts, and sample lesson plans.
Video: Complete video of all five skill categories
Forms: Writable PDF versions of Essential Elements lesson plan charts, evaluation charts and certificates
We purchased that disk but it’s also available as a digital download for $29.99 to be viewed on iPad, iPhone and Mac.
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