Theoretically, you can easily start gymnastics at 11, if you find a club to take you but it could be unlikely that you will make competition level for your age groups, unless you are super talented already. Most gymnasts start between 4-7 but at the last Olympics, a member of the French women's team, one gymnast started at age 10.
all professional gymnasts start at a young ages such as 3-4.
Carly Patterson started gymnastics after her cousins birthday party. The coaches thought she was good and she loved watching the older kids tumble.
kids cant enter the Olympics because they are to young and they could get seriously hurt maybe paralyzed for life but thet can go do gymnastics for kids and train to be in the olyimpics and have a chance to perform their when their older.
Its hard to say how many kids actually do gymnastics, but there is an approximation of how many kids compete in gymnastics. Here is the link.: http://www.woga.net/TeamGymnastics/BalancingTrainingLife/AgesofGymnastsatLevels/tabid/4748/Default.aspx
Birmingham Flames Gymnastics Club - map on www.flamesgymclub.org.uk/ A great club for gymnastics.
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Answeryou talk to a parent about taking a medical class on CPR, and things like that. after that, you can start to baby sit little kids, and as you grow older, start to baby sit older kids, such as ages 9-13.
Yes definatley! I am 13 and I am like at an intermediate level in gymnastics. It is true it's harder when you're older, but if you really like it it shouldn't stop you. You should probably enroll in a beginning gymnastics class for older kids. Be prepared, you might see six or seven year olds at the gym that are better then you, but don't let it discourage you. You're never too old to try something new, especially something as fun as gymnastics. Good luck!
Because they start school earlier than younger kids! because were older and have more freedom than little kids.
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