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What are the game of this years Olympics?
These are the sports also add snowboardingAquaticsDivingSwimmingSynchronized SwimmingWater poloArcheryAthleticsBadmintonBasketballBoxingCanoe kayakSlalomSprintCyclingCycling BMXCycling RoadCycling TrackMountain BikeEquestrianDressageEventingJumpingFencingFootballGolfGymnasticsArtistic GymnasticsRhythmic GymnasticsTrampolineHandballHockeyJudoModern pentathlonRowingRugbySailingShootingTable tennisTaekwondoTennisTriathlonVolleyballBeach volleyballVolleyballWeightliftingWrestlingGreco-RomanFreestyleWINTER SPORTSBiathlonBobsleighBobsleighBobsleigh SkeletonCurlingIce HockeyLugeSkatingFigure skatingShort Track Speed SkatingSpeed SkatingSkiingAlpine SkiingCross Country SkiingFreestyle SkiingNordic CombinedSki Jumping
What are names of some balances in gymnastics?
Question is too vague. There are *Seven amazing yet different sports that fall under the umbrella of the term "Gymnastics"* Not all of them include balance skills; for example Trampoline & Tumbling Gymnastic and Group Gymnastics require no balance skills.* Gymnastic SportsArtistic Gymnastics Men'sArtistic Gymnastics Woman'sGroup GymnasticsAerobic GymnasticsAcrobatic GymnasticsRhythmic GymnasticsPower Tumble and Trampoline Gymnastics
How many sports were registered in the Commonwealth Games in 2010?
There are 17 sports planned for the 2010 Commonwealth Games.Aquatics DivingSwimmingSynchronised swimmingArcheryAthleticsBadmintonBoxingCycling RoadTrackGymnastics Artistic gymnasticsRhythmic gymnasticsHockeyLawn bowlsNetballRugby sevensShootingSquashTable tennisTennisWeightliftingWrestlingKabaddi is a demonstration sport at the Games.Triathlon was excluded from the games as there was no suitable location for the swimming stage.[citation needed] The organisers have also removed basketball, but includedarchery, tennis and wrestling. Cricket, although in strong demand, did not make a come-back as the Board of Control for Cricket in India were not keen on a Twenty20tournament, and the organisers did not want a one day tournament.(I'm not sure why this was edited with the same information I put on here a long time ago.)
What do you have to do to be in level 4 gymnastics?
Can not answer this question with out more information. What Country? What Gymnastic Sport; there are *seven of them. If USA are you refering to Class instruction level or competitive level?* Internationl Gymnastic SportsArtistic Gymnastics Men'sAtistic Gymnastics Woman'sAerobic GymnasticsRhythmic GymnasticsAcrobatic GymnasticsPower Tumble and Trampoline GymnasticsGroup Gymnastics-------------------------------------------------------In level 4 WOMEN's ARTISTIC you must have the following major skills on each event:Floor-Split JumpHandstand forward roll with straight armsHandstand to bridge then kickover with straight legs the whole timeLeap step hop with in front and straightSplitBack roll to pushup with straight armsPreparation half turnRound off back handspringBeam-Snap half turnLeapHandstand (3/4 of the way up)Preparation half turnStretch jump, tuck jumpOne second arebesque, 2 second scalePivot half turnSide handstand, hold for one second, stick on opposite sideBars-Pike glidePullover with straight legsFront hip circleShoot throughMill CircleCutCast, backhip circle, underswing dismount* note: whole routine flows and is connectedVault-Run to mat approx. 3.5 feet high, jump on springboard, handstand on mat, fall to flat back*note: do NOT pike, somersault, or bend arms or legs
Is level 3 gymnastics easier then level 4 gymnastics?
I'm talking about USAG women's gymnastics, compulsory routines. Floor: In level 4, the gymnast performs one tumbling pass which is a round-off - back handspring. In level 5, the gymnast performs two tumbling passes. One is a round-off - back handspring - back handspring, in which a second back handspring is connected to the first. She must also do a front handspring to two feet, rebound, from a running entrance. There is also a dive roll (jump to forwards roll) and a backwards extension roll (backward roll to handstand with straight arms). Vault: The level 4 vault is a sort of "practice" vault in which the gymnast goes to handstand and then falls flat onto her back on a squishy mat. In level 5, the gymnast must perform a handspring over the "real" vaulting horse, showing straight arms and good body position, with a powerful block and stick. Bars: The level 4 bars routine does not utilize the high bar or have a kip in it. A kip is a basic building block of bars. The level five routine has a squat-on followed by a jump to the high bar, which can be a fear issue for some smaller girls. The level 5 routine requires a straight-armed kip on both low and high bars, and good body position tap swings. Beam: The level 4 routine does not require the cross handstand to reach vertical or the side handstand dismount to be held for a significant span of time, while the level 5 routine requires both of these skills. The level 5 routine also demands a cartwheel and better leaps, more controlled dance. It also contains a split jump.
What level are you in gymnastics?
There are 10 levels in gymnastics - 10 being the highest. After the tenth level gymnasts may go elite. In some gyms there may even be advanced training or pre-team, for younger children who are not old enough to be on team but may posses worthy skills. For gymnasts who are old enough to be on team but don't have good enough skills, gyms may have a smaller team called prep opt.
What are the steps of a level four gymnastics floor routine?
The floor routine goes, hop hop, straight jump, split jump, handstand forward roll, side chase, handstand to bridge kick-over, three step run into a leap, split, two prance steps, weight transfer, stright arm backward roll (in a pike), step, step, half turn, and round off back hand spring. There is also dance elements in the routine.
