It depends if you are awarded bonuses for harder skills. If you are not, having an easier routine is better.
Getting paid biweekly does not result in higher taxes being deducted from your paycheck. The amount of taxes deducted depends on your income and tax bracket, not on how often you are paid.
Getting paid weekly does not result in lower taxes being deducted from your paycheck. The amount of taxes deducted from your paycheck is based on your total annual income and tax bracket, not the frequency of your pay.
Female gymnasts wear leotards so they will be able to perform all their events without their costumes getting in the way. The leotard is also designed to cover the body in an appropriate way.
since you pay commission charges for the draft before getting it, your money would be returned in full if you cancel the draft.
Only if their routines are poor and they accidentally end up re-using needles.
No. Each teacher pays into a retirement system and law prevents them getting full social security even if they have worked other jobs and earned it.
no they dont but they wear hairspray on their butt to help the leotard not ride up Some gymnasts do wear underwear. It really all depends on what is comfortable for you. I just went to gymnastics camp this past summer and almost everyone in my cabin wore underwear except me. So really it all depends on you. I was taught at my old gym not to wear underwear because if the underwear shows during a meet you get points deducted but other gymnasts just think its weird to wear a leotard without underwear so really it all just depends on you =) some do, some don't. I noticed that the older girls at my gym all wore undies, but the younger ones didn't. I never did, but I also quit before I got too into puberty. You will get points off if they are showing, just like getting a deduction for picking a wedgie! You don't if you take ballet. You will be wearing tights anyway, but if you wear leggings then yes.
It depends on the person. Girls who are exceptionally physically active, such as gymnasts, often skip periods because they push their body to its limits and their weight drops to an unhealthy point.
Kettlebell workouts are new workouts designed around an exercise apparatus. They are great for targeting the core muscles and getting a full body workout.
Dont add weight to your routines. Stick with planks crunches and sit up these will tone your abs not making them bulky.
Routines are important for children. If children are used to eating healthy foods (and not junk or fast food), then that will seem normal and routine for them. Children should also be encouraged to play outside as much as possible.
There are two classifications of gymnasts to which this question might apply. Comeptitive gymnasts and recreational gymnasts. Because competitive gymnasts train much more than those who take classes once or twice a week they are usually much stronger as a result. To give you an idea I would like to point out that in the 35 years that I have been coaching gymnastics, each year a few of my team gymnasts, beginners and advanced, broke the record in their school for the fitness tests administered in gym class. These girls beat everyone, including boys their own age and much older. They set the record for their school. This is a very common occurrence among gymnasts. That should give you an idea of how strong gymnasts are compared to the average student. As far as recreational students go, the majority become much stronger than before they began training in gymnastics, even though they might only have class once or twice a week for an hour. This is because so much of the time spent in a gymnastics class or team practice is spent upside down in a handstand, cartwheel or other basic skills. Because they support their body weight on their arms for much of the time they spent in practice they become much stronger than many athletes in other sports. The best thing about it is that gymnastics is so much fun that students hardly notice the amount of work that goes into their average practice session. In comparison, if an athlete has to train with weights to get strong they are at a disadvantage because it isn't much fun and usually most people become bored and stop training. Also, because gymnasts learn a lot of different skills, they also come away from their training with athletic skills that help them to excel in other sports. If you look at gymnasts bodies you will notice that many appear similar to those who train with weights in that they have muscles that are defined and that stand out. Gymnasts muscles are as strong as they can be but without getting so big that they lose coordination and flexibility. That is a big advantage for people interested in participating in other sports in addition to gymnastics. I hope that this answers your questions.