Kyle Thalman:
1. Keep it short
2. Use a positive frame of vocabulary
3. Use very descriptive language
4. Use neutral tone / body language
5. Critique technique, not the gymnast
6. Be encouraging about making the fix
7. If there’s no change, try a different correction
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. (13min)
related – Kyle’s Safe Spotting tutorial video

I think it is much more important that gymnasts get more aware of what they are doing. Instead of always giving corrections;
– ask gymnast how it felt
– ask specific question (how do you think your legs were in the handstand)
– ask what do you think you can do better
This makes them much more aware of what they are doing and will make improvement much quicker!
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