I’ve never seen an athlete who can do splits on floor with hips parallel.
BUT Rhythmic and contortionists do seem to be able to to get into positions that seem anatomically impossible.
I’ve never seen an athlete who can do splits on floor with hips parallel.
BUT Rhythmic and contortionists do seem to be able to to get into positions that seem anatomically impossible.
I’d like some of our best gymnasts to challenge Thomas Van Tonder.
They’d need some training time, of course.
For distance you mostly use your legs.
While attempting a 90m rope climb, Thomas set a world record for the fastest 50m.
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I love the warm-ups posted online by Gymcats Gym Dance Cheer.
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Dave Tilley:
… Foam rolling, lacrosse ball work, stick massages, and other tools are being seen all across practice and competition floors during warm-ups.
… People go crazy with polar opposites on this topic saying foam rolling is either a miracle or completely useless. Spoiler alert, it’s probably somewhere in the middle. I’m clearly more on the pro side …
THE “WHY, WHAT, AND HOW” FOR SOFT TISSUE CARE IN GYMNASTS
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related – A Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Foam Rolling on Performance and Recovery
These graphics might be useful for you.
The tutorial itself is for general fitness, not Gymnastics.
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A great progression. Excellent challenge.
How FAST can you rotate?
Good leg conditioning. Excellent practice at what to do when under-rotating.
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