Chinese gymnasts start at the same time as any other gymnast, 18 months.
Ok so this is what the other person said, i dont really agree with this because yeah in my gym they start at like 18 months but... they just do like forward rolls and stuff like that! In china they pretty much have them start doing round offs and crazy stuff like that!
Any one can start at any age
you should go to you local authority and start from there and once you do the gymnastic stuff people will look at you and then you will get sponsored
Most people start at 5 or 6, or higher maybe. But if you have true talent, you MIGHT start at 4. I'm actually a gymnast myself :) Level 6, ten years old. I started when I was 5.
Any age!
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i have no idea i asked the question why did it take me here
Why don't you start by using the equipment that's available in your school, gym, or training center before you make the commitment of purchase and space? You might also consult your coach.
It's never to late to become a gymnast. Just start, unless you can't commit then there is no point in it. No time, nothing learned.
The 2012 Olympics (London) start on the 27th July and are on for about 2 and a half weeks.
Lots of my ex-gymnast friends went into diving. Dance or cheerleading are rather similar to gymnastics if you'd like to go that route. Personally I liked gymnastics for the determination you had to have the risks you had to take, so I'd like to go into something like rugby.
There is not a referee for gymnastics competions. Judges have severale signals they use to tel an athlete when to go or when to warm up. On eents when a timed warm up is given judges will use a bell to signal the end of this warm up. A judge salutes a gymnast to start there routine either by raising his or her arm or lifting a flag.
Garden training's about to end or just ended and light training will start after that