Most coaches cringe when they see flexed feet on a backward salto. ☹️
Layout Yurchenko is a particular pet peeve of mine.

But when this same gymnast twists that layout, she can keep her feet stretched. There’s less chance of kicking the table.
Most coaches cringe when they see flexed feet on a backward salto. ☹️
Layout Yurchenko is a particular pet peeve of mine.

But when this same gymnast twists that layout, she can keep her feet stretched. There’s less chance of kicking the table.
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Tokushukai Performance Club in Japan.
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via Airborne Trampoline & Tumbling Club Okotoks
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To train for FIG vaults in 2018 you need spend most of your time vaulting uphill. Iarov recommends flipping only once a week. The rest of the time is used for preparation: sprint, hurdle, preflight.
Taiso Saskatoon built an ideal platform in 2014.



Head Coach Markos Baikas loves this set-up.
Decades ago Manjak and I ordered just such a vault landing table though ours was a giant block of foam. 🙂
Within weeks it was moved into the pit. ☹️ … We were back to stacking a dozen mats.
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Frank’s company — 3rd Level Consulting — has an online survey open open until July 31st. It’s an INDEPENDENT Gymnastics Industry – Business Metrics and Trends Survey that might take 30min to complete.
Any coach, owner or manager who fills out the survey will get a complete report. The purpose is for you to better understand our market.
Check it out – Survey Monkey

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A no brainer.
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