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strength is highly important in gymnastics. i know from years of training and completing at olyipics, worlds and coaching that strength is needed most when...
*pooping
*eating poop
*pooping on people
*pooping out of the mouth
*Pooping on judges
*pooping while spinning
*** most important
Pooping in/on another gymnist
the more strength you have for these things the better you will get.
trust me i am Bob McRyan
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