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The subscription service Gymneo most recently posted:
Yurchenko part 1 (68min)
Yurchenko part 2 (53min)
I watched both straight through to compare with how we’re introducing that Vault in the Canadian Coach Education program.
The vault is very similar to double layout on Floor.
I was interested in two different hurdle actions compared. As always, the Gymneo graphics are excellent.
Click PLAY or watch a teaser on Facebook.
G.O. has 24 speakers lined up this year, including myself. I’ll be presenting in both REC and MAG streams.
NICK BLANTON, PAULA JOHNSON, ANNE JOSEPHSON, DENIS VACHON and CRAIG SMITH are a few of the other names you may know.
If interested, check the 2-day schedule.
75 minutes of tutorial are now available on Gymneo English.
Click PLAY or watch a teaser on Facebook.
Sadly I’m not going to get to this fantastic event after all. I do have friends going. Hoping some of those materials get shared online.
July 8-10, 2016 at Head Over Heels Athletic Arts, Emeryville, CA.
Those are the same dates as USA Olympic Trials & Nat Congress in San Jose, California. Emeryville is about 90min away by car.
Dr. Dave Tilley will be presenting, as well.
Coaches (Friday Only): $150.00
Coaches (All 3 days): $300.00
Gymnasts (Sat & Sun): $200.00
details and registration – Event: MAG Super Clinic 2016
Thanks Kyna Fletcher and Phoenix Gymnastics Vancouver for once again hosting our intensive 4 day Competition 1 coaching course. Phoenix is a leader in coach education.
The course is digital. Video and PDF.
Coaches can annotate the PDFs or print the material. Coach Kipp got his printed and bound for only $20.
Personally, I’m going to bring both printed and digital copies to future courses. As one coach noted: “Print copies don’t run out of battery in the middle of the session.”
(via Gymnastics B.C.)
The latest addition. 1hr 18min
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Shout out for hosting our 1 day NCCP Level 3 Practical coaching reunion. (One of the last ever to be scheduled. The NEW NCCP courses will soon be required instead. 🙂 )
I love your new facility.
(via Rec Gymnastics)
With Bruno Grandi retiring, there are two candidates in the running for FIG President: Georges Guelzec (FRA) and Morinari Watanabe (JPN). Guelzec runs the European Gymnastics Union while Watanabe is Secretary General of the Japan Gymnastics Association.
Guelzec is well known worldwide. Watanabe is not. He did not declare until the last minute.
Read Watanabe’s campaign pitch.
This camp, hosted in Guatemala City, was unique in that it was the first one that combined an Olympic Solidarity technical course with the full content and focus of the FIG Age Group Programme for Artistic Gymnastics. Indeed, the entire development and world-wide dissemination of the age group programmes has been subsidised annually by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). …
Guatemala has had a surge of interest in Gymnastics with the success of 2012 and 2016 Olympian Ana Sofía Gómez. …
Myself and José Súcart were the experts for this one. We both agreed it was as good as any of the 5 day camps we’ve led.
The quality and variety of demonstrators at the Camp was a highlight. Some gymnasts are resident at the Gym, doing their schooling upstairs between training sessions.
Jorge Vega Lopez, Floor gold medalist at the 2015 Pan American Games, participated as a demonstrator. He was one of the first gymnasts to join the residential school.
Considering they have only 8-9 clubs in the entire nation, Guatemala is doing great things. Beam is particularly strong.
One of the final National Coaching Certification Program Level 3 Practical reunion courses will be held the Monday after Nationals. (It will soon be replaced by the new NCCP course.)
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