Spotting techniques for the Jaeger. Watch a preview of the fourth video of our training on this uneven bars release move. (www.gymneo.tv)
Stage 1 : The spotting technique for the Jaeger salto stretched, completely taken apart.
Stage 2 : The full spotting at normal speed.
Stage 3 : Spotting the Jaeger in hard landing, in a competition situation.
Stage 4 : What do you do when the gymnast doesn’t catch the bar?
Stage 5 : The typical spotting for hard landings.
This excerpt marks the official inauguration of the start of the translation of our trainings and our site into English . . .
Thank you #NCAA! Was so thrilled to be a part of this great piece:) #flip4u #universityofutah
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“The FIG Code of Ethics has been updated. Now, during competitions, it is absolutely forbidden for judges and technical committee members to accept any presents of any kind.”
Somehow Blake hit his head on a concrete pit edge. 😦
A Texas teenager who suffered serious head injuries at a gymnastics class is starting to make progress a week after doctors said he had only a 50/50 chance of survival. …
The athletic teenager received his injuries while practicing a new move at his power tumbling class.
‘There was a pad on the side, but his side hit it. Then his head came down and there was no pad on the concrete and his head hit concrete,’ Mr Hyland said. …
Volunteer registration for 2014 Pacific Rim Gymnastics Championships is now underway. With 22 different volunteer opportunities and a variety of schedule choices, there is something for everyone!
One of gymnastics’ premier international events, the 2014 Pacific Rim Gymnastics Championships, takes place at the Richmond Olympic Oval. Running from April 9 to 12, the championships feature some of the world’s best artistic, trampoline and rhythmic gymnasts.
