In level 1 you should be able to do a chin-up pullover, a cartwheel, a hand stand, a forward roll, a backward roll, a bridge, a tuck swing, a glide swing, a straddle pull-through, a step pullover, and that's all I can think of!!!
for level 1 floor u have to no haow to do a cartwheel, handstand, rolls, and a bridge. Im a gymnastics instructer a kicks with Kristen gymnastics....look us up on YouTube!
I don't have the complete answer to your question, but I do have the skills for levels 1-7 that most gyms go by.
BB) - balance beam
(FX) - floor exercise
(UB) - uneven bars
(V) - vault
Level 1 -
(BB) walk on tippy toes, kicks
(FX) forward roll, backward roll, cartwheel, bridge, handstand
(V) run and straight jump on mat
(UB) front support, cast
Level 2 -
(BB) plie jumps, stretch jumps, begin forward roll
(FX) bridge kickover with box help
(V) begin diveroll
(UB) cast, pullover
Level 3 -
(BB) forward roll, begin handstand,
(FX) handstand forward roll, round-off, begin back handspring with octagon or spotter
(V) begin handstand flatback
(UB) begin back hip circle, begin squat up
Level 4 -
At most gyms, this is the first competitive level.
(BB) 3/4 handstand, side handstand dismount, straight jump, tuck jump, 90* split leap, 1/2 turn
(FX) round-off back-handspring, handstand forward roll, handstand to bridge kickover, 120* split leap
(V) handstand flatback on tall mat
(UB) pullover, front hip circle, front stride circle(legs split with bar between), undershoot, back hip circle
Level 5 -
(BB) 3/4 handstand, cartwheel, side handstand twist off dismount, 120* split leap, tuck jump, split jump, 1/2 turn, double pivot turn
(FX) round-off back-handspring back-handspring series, dive roll, front handspring, 180* split leap, straddle jump
(V) front handspring vault(on vault table)
(UB) kip, front hip circle, squat up, jump to high bar, high bar kip, back hip circle, undershoot, 1/2 turn dismount
Level 6 -
(BB) 180* split leap, tuck jump 120* split jump series, back walkover, handstand to 1/2 turn to side handstand to 1/2 turn to dismount, full turn
(FX) standing back handspring, straddle jump, front flip, front handspring step out to front handspring series, 180* split leap to 120* straddle leap series, full turn, round-off back handspring back flip series
(V) front handspring vault(on vault table)
(UB) kip, free hip circle, baby giant, flyaway
Level 7 -
This is the first optional level, so the skills included in routines are optional. The skills listed here are the most commonly used, although you can come up with others to fulfill the difficulty requirements.
(BB) back handspring, full turn, flipping dismount
(FX) front handspring front flip series, back layout, 180* split leap series, difficult jump series
(V) front handspring vault with optional twisting on or off
(UB) giants, free hip circle, layout flyaway
There is a *lot* of terminology in gymnastics. I couldn't possibly list it all. I suggest Googling a gymnastics dictionary. What do you mean by basic skills? Basic skill for pre-competitive? Level 4? Level 8? Level 10?
It depends on the gymnastics level of the child or teen. You learn a cartwheel at level 1 gymnastics, so it just depends on what level of gymnastics they are on.
In recreational gymnastics, you don't compete and just do it for fun and to stay fit, but when you compete, you're on Team gymnastics and you have different levels that you compete in for different skills. From levels 1-6, you compete compulsory routines- that the USA Gymnastics have made up, but when you get to level 7-10, you make up your own routines. After level 10, you're considered to be elite.
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There are many different skills! They range from a tuck jump to a back tuck. In all levels you compete floor,vault,beam, and bars but they are all different skills according to level.
Vault- Handstand Block off board Uneven Bars-Pullover, cast, back hip circle, cast straddle off. Beam-Jump to front support Tuck sit V sit Forward roll to stand Arabesque (hold 1 second) Step kick Right and Left Step Relevé balance, (Hold 2 seconds) Tuck Jump Tuck Jump dismount Floor-Forward roll straddle stand Headstand lower to kneel Knee bridge Side Cartwheel ¼ turn in Backward roll to pike stand with straight arms Step kick handstand Front leg balance Split jump(no specific degree required) Step Lock pivot turn Forward chassé pose Plié finish
there is no belt needed for gymnastics competitions. Most gyms let their gymnast start competeing at level 3. But rarelyy there is level 1 and 2 availabe
You learn skills like forward & backward rolls, cartwheels, simple dance elements, jumps, and on bars pullovers and back hip circles.
well there is level and teams level 1-10 (easy and beginner classes do not compete) team which is team 2- 10 (harder skills and gymnsat complete) then collage and then Olympics or small meets not as big as the Olympics
gymnastics has a major effect on your physical fitness. it makes your body very muscly, expecally if you get to a higher level. When you get to team in gymnastics you go to the gym for about 3 1/2 hours 2-6 nights a week, depending on what level your in.
Yes, you do have levels in gymnastics and it goes up to level 10 and then you go onto the advanced levels 1 and 2 and then you could probably be in the Olympics!
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