0
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
How is womens gymnastics played in the Olympics?
It is played by flexibility, strenght and confidence. you have to have a flexible body to be in gymnastics. You need to be healthy and strong. You need flexibility and confidence.
What equipment do I need to buy for gymnastics?
It depends on what your daughter is interested in. Bars, vaults, and beams are popular pieces of gymnastics equipment. Also don't forget to get mats for safety! I'd suggest training dvds as well!
What equipment need rhythmic gymnastics?
Hoop, Ball, Clubs, Ribbon, Ribbon stick, Rope, Half shoes, and a competition leo.
Is there a science experiment for gymnastics?
In gymnastics you will need to have an experiment for gymnastics when you are doing a research
What do you need to build a gymnastics gym?
You are going to need money, sponsorships, equipment, and ofcourse a building if no buildings are avaible then you will have to build one from scratch.!!Your Soo Welcome Hun.!! )
Do you need a leotard for gymnastics?
Yes you do need a leotard for gymnastics though I'm not sure why.
Do you need gymnastics for parkour?
No.
Why do you need reaction time for gymnastics?
You need to be able to react to the equipment and the skills you're doing. For example vault, when you run and hit the board you need to react to get to the vault table and the react to the table in order to land it.
Why do you need gymnastics equipment?
Without the floor you could hurt yourself. Without beam there is nothing to walk on. Without springboards there is nothing to bounce off of. Without bar there is nothing to swing on. Without the equipment there would not be a sport.
What things do you need to do gymnastics?
The most important thing is to have the strong will to practice gymnastics.
Which tubling mats and equipment do I need for a high school gymnastics class?
I would recommend for a high school gymnastics class: gymnist balls, jump ropes, hula hoops, balance beam, and a standard tumbling mat (standard, 4x6 should do).
What sports need flexabitity?
gymnastics
