FX - standing back handspring, front flip, back extension roll to handstand (straight arms), RO BHS back tuck, front handspring step out front handspring, and a side straddle leap. everything else you should have from level 5. BB - back walk over or back extension, 180 degree leap and split jump, handstand dismount, full turn. UB - clear hip and cast above 45 degrees ( i believe), baby giant, fly away. everything else you should have from level 5. V - front handspring. I believe that's it
If you can do it, go ahead. but its not required.
Yes, a 9-year-old girl can start gymnastics at level one. Many gymnastics programs welcome beginners of all ages, and starting at this level allows her to learn foundational skills in a safe and supportive environment. It's important to find a gym with qualified coaches who can help her progress at her own pace while ensuring she enjoys the experience.
If you go to work in a good mood and have all the required skills and friends then you will keep getting promoted until you reach level 9.
There are 9 levels in gymnastics before you go to college right now im in level 4
level 9 is required to get another counter
You have to be at least 8 years old and get at least a 34.00 AA score in a Level 8 competition.
Yes gymnastics is for all ages. There are classes from mommy and me classes to adult classes in certain gymnastics centers. I started gymnastics at a late age for gymnastics. I started at the age of 10 ( I'm 15 now) and I'm now doing competitive gymnastics. But since I did start gymnastics later I'm not at a very high competitive level. My coaches told me if I did start gymnastics at an earlier age like everyone else I could've been at least a level 9 or maybe even 10! But since I do other stuff like cheerleading at school and gymnastics and I'm in high school now I do prep op gymnastics which is gymnastics which is not as committed as being an optional gymnast. Gymnastics is good to start young since your body is really flexible and your not afraid to try new skills and to build motor skills. If you started late like me its also good because you work on flexibility, strength, endurance, and it helps you get disciplined and stay focus at school. Almost every gymnasts get straight As. Adult classes are also good to start since adults also need exercise and they work on flexibility and strength to work on bone strength and endurance. So yes gymnastics is for all ages, and you have plenty of choices to choose from like mommy and me, adult, rec team, competitive team, and prep op levels. Hope this helped. Jean
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Elizabeth Anne Okino started gymnastics at the age of nine (9).
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You can't de-level your skills in any way, only level them up. You can however avoid leveling that skill completely by all means.