Archive for February 2nd, 2010
Feb
02
2010
Girls Gymnastics, Everything You Need to KnowPosted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastic Sites and The Best ArticlesAdvancement in the sport depends solely on how well the basics are mastered. Similar to a pyramid, the larger a base of support (basics), the higher the pyramid will stand (ultimate goal level). The following criterion helps decide the placement of each gymnast: Physical Preparedness An assessment is made of the gymnasts strength, flexibility, endurance, agility, quickness, and suppleness. Emotional and Psychological Readiness of the Gymnast These attributes are observable in a subjective way, as opposed to an objective manner. They readily indicate the gymnasts ability to overcome reasonable fears, to make quick, yet sound judgments, plus self-motivation, and dedication to achieving their gymnastic goals. Present Gymnastics Skill Level By asking the gymnast to have acquired the skills needed in the next level routines before being considered to move up, the gymnastics skills and routine readiness for the coming competitive season can be projected. By combining all of the above fact … Tags: Agility, Attributes, Criterion, Endurance, Fears, Girls Gymnastics, Goal Level, Gymnast, Gymnastics Skills, Gymnasts, Next Level, Objective Manner, Physical Preparedness, Psychological Readiness, Pyramid, Quickness, Self Motivation, Skill Level, Sound Judgments, Suppleness
Feb
02
2010
The Marathon and Half Marathon: A Training GuidePosted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastics Training
As this study shows, the popularity of the marathon and half marathon has increased dramatically in recent years. Growing numbers of people have become aware of the life-changing experiences and the health benefits that result from training for, and competing in, a 13.1 - or 26.2 - mile race. Notwithstanding this, these events are extremely testing endurance races and entrants need to be properly informed so that they can train and prepare in an appropriate way. This handbook discusses everything you need to know, including choosing the right clothes and running shoes, the importance of stretching and core stability, and even post-race nutrition and hydration.
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