Natalie Wojcik believes it can be done.
Her University has already postponed Football this Fall, hoping to play in the Spring of 2020 instead.
Natalie Wojcik believes it can be done.
Her University has already postponed Football this Fall, hoping to play in the Spring of 2020 instead.
Gina Paulhus has improved her site complimenting the Facebook Group, “Just Like Fine Wine … Adult Gymnastics” which has been running since 2014.
Gina also started the world’s first exclusive Adult Gymnastics Camp in 2015.
Adult-Gymnastics.com links to training videos, access to forums and online groups, and ways to find an adult class or team.
Check it out …
(via Rec Gymnastics)
All coaches agree there’s never enough time to include everything they want in any training plan.
We need to set priorities.
And not waste time.
GAGE is one club I’d highlight as having very efficient training.
I’m hopeful that COVID-19 reset results in many Gyms reducing training hours. Setting more modest, achievable goals. Goals less performance / ranking based, more personal development.
Injuries reduce the number of effective training hours. Fewer injuries over the career = more effective hours.
… but to answer the question, I’ve always admired Shawn Johnson’s plan. She trained maximum 24 hours / week during High School with one training / day. And became the best gymnast in the world.
If your goal is not to become one of the best gymnasts in the world, training hours should be fewer than 24 / week.
Aimee posted Simone’s hours on Twitter.
Keith Russell often talks about finding the best coach / hour.
With less training time, less equipment, who’s the best coach?
Click over to Facebook to see Dave Tilley’s opinion.
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
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Click PLAY or watch it on Facebook.
Blythe linked to a new movie that opened August 7th featuring a teenager who’s a gymnast.
Adult themes and language.
By the looks of the trailer it won’t be of any particular interest to coaches.
Yes. That’s a thing.
And they will be providing a free dedicated helpline that will support with concerns of abuse in British Gymnastics and other sports.
The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children has joined forces with the British Athletes Commission to provide free, confidential support and guidance to anyone involved with gymnastics who has safeguarding concerns …
British Athletes Commission members can continue raise concerns directly with the BAC Athlete Support team via support@britishathletes.org.
Lynn Ledford conducted an informal survey of U.S. clubs.
Over 91% are currently open.
85% have not yet had staff test positive.
Click over to see results.