Sunday, April 26, 2015

Sunday Funnies

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Saturday, April 25, 2015

Tight Drills


A few spotted tight drills:
















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Friday, April 24, 2015

A little sass with the brass





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Daisharin Tetsubo-kun Horizontal Bar Gymnast Game tested

This can get slightly addicting.  You don't want to give up until you get the dismount stick (velcro mat).  I've made it happen a couple of times.





I've pulled this out during bars rotation a couple of times for my 3/4s.  If they make a correction on my set of bars, they get to go have a 60 sec turn with this toy.  I'm thinking maybe I should offer a prize for anyone who makes the gymnast stick a landing.  So additional incentive to get more turns on the toy....which means making more corrections/better performance each time they come back around to my set of bars for testing.

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Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Warm-Up Wednesday

Gym Gab a couple of years ago....starting 'em out young ;-)

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Webinar with Dr. Dave Tilley & Dr. Joshua Eldridge

Sunday, April 19, 2015

Sunday Funnies

Thursday, April 16, 2015

New FB page for Gymnastics Drills

Gymnastics Progressions is run by Euro Stars (with Justin Laury). Facebook page for Euro Stars

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TBT: Ma Yanhong










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Sunday, April 12, 2015

How to do a true wall handstand

Handstand push-ups, pirouettes, and planching with daughter on his back

7 years ago, I came across a video of a father doing handstand push-ups with his daughter on his back.  It was a pretty cool video, which inspired me to try it, even though I was pretty much out of shape (there was a time when handstand push-ups were a breeze).

It seems that video and YouTube account are no more.  But you can still find its sequels here:







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Thursday, April 09, 2015

TBT: Doris Fuchs Brause




1966 World Championships travesty:

Again, disappointment found Doris at the 1966 World Championships.  Her performance on the UB was underscored at 9.866 that caused the audience to explode into thunderous and continuous noise halting the competition for one hour and fifteen minutes; however, the gymnasticswise audience was unable to influence her score. It was not changed. Many in the world’s gymnastic community feel that it was this performance that revolutionized the future of uneven bar routines with its continuous movement and daring elements such as a between the bars salto also known as a Radochia salto according to Wright or a “Brause” according to Doris.

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Tuesday, April 07, 2015

Throwback Tuesday: JFK Fitness La Sierra Challenge

What happened?





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Sunday, April 05, 2015

Sunday Funnies


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Thursday, April 02, 2015

TBT