If you can get two spotters on a real Bar, this is my favourite.
- one spotter low — holding the wrist
- one spotter high — shaping the gymnast while they flip the wrists
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If you can get two spotters on a real Bar, this is my favourite.
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Not easy.
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Sure you could SPOT your beginners hundreds of times. 🙄
Better is to set up a soft mat hill so they can practice it on their own.
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That’s Bermuda Gymnastics Association.
We tied one end of the landing mat to the pulleys used for a spotting belt.
Underneath we braced the HILL with spotting boxes.
Great idea.
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Great pic.
One easy drill is to turn late … to flat back (or handspring into a pit).
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Spotting blocks are even better than a channel pit for introducing new skills on Bars and Horizontal Bar. There are hundreds of different configurations.
For example, introducing forward Giant.
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Al Fong went through 5 prototypes before deciding on length, width, channel gap, and adjustable heights.
Great for the kids. And great for the coaches who will suffer fewer spotting injuries.
Tumbl Trak – Al Fong Spotting Blocks System