Gymnastic Classes

Beam Table Our new 8′ long 7″ wide beam training table is a versatile new way to train all levels of athlete in a safe way. At 7″ wide with a 1.25″ foam padding and vinyl cover this is a great beam for training a new flight series, that first walkover or cartwheel or for your preschoolers first experience on a balance beam. This product takes the fear out of learning new stunts on the beam. There is also a special hook under one end so you can clip the beam on to a stall bar and use it for strength and flexibility training as well. Click on the above image for more images of this product. Visit our gymnastics blog for more exciting gymnastics information.

There are cheerleading clinics that train cheerleaders how to execute their stunts properly and effectively. Among the cheerleading stunts perfected throughout the years are toe touches, pikes, hurdlers and herkies. Toe touch is the most popular stunt and the easiest to execute. It s done by making one clean jump with both legs spread in the air while the hands touch the toes. The least favourite is the pike, because one virtually has to fold their body in half while in mid air. Stomach muscles have to be strong in order to jump high and perform the stunt. Tumbling is also a big part of cheerleading. It includes back tucks, back handspring, back walkovers, cartwheels, aerials and round offs. The easiest is the cartwheel, as almost all kids are required to this in physical education classes. Aside from the spectacular stunts performed, cheerleaders are also responsible for spotting and catching their teammates who do the potentially dangerous stunts. If teammates are not caught prope …

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