Posts Tagged “Shapes”
Mar
14
2010
Different Types of TrampolinesPosted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastic Sites and The Best ArticlesIf you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! The first modern trampoline is credited to two men by the names of Larry Griswold and George Nissen. Both men were involved in gymnastics and had friends in the circus industry. Both also had experience mending the trapeze artists’ nets and were inspired by the elasticity of the nets. So, in 1935, they developed the first trampoline using bolts to secure a large piece of canvas to an iron frame. Trampolines are now seen around the world and are enjoyed by adults and children alike. Trampolines of all sizes, shapes and colours are seen in backyards, gymnasiums, fitness centers and schools. There are several different types of trampolines and each one has specific features. Competitive trampolines are the sturdiest and most durable trampolines manufactured today. This style is primarily used by athletes and can be easily transported anywhere around the world as it is very lightweight. Competitive trampolines have a steel frame that can be folded for transport to sporting events. The sta … Tags: Adults, Backyards, Bolts, Canvas, Circus Industry, Colours, Elasticity, Fitness Centers, Griswold, Gymnastics, Iron Frame, Names, Several Different Types, Shapes, Sporting Events, Steel Frame, Trampoline, Trampolines, Trapeze Artists, Two Men
Mar
12
2010
Fairy Princess Parties Party for Girls- Complete with Pixie DustPosted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastic Sites and The Best ArticlesInvitations to the fairy princess party could be designed as scrolls announcing the ball in the Kingdom of Princess Annie. These scrolls could be rolled up and hand delivered to each guests as a clever way to kick off the theme. Once the children arrive they can each be announced properly as Lady of their last name and enter the room where the party is to be held. After settling down at the fairy princess party the guests can play dress up with tiaras, feather boas and pairs of mom s high heels. Roll construction paper into a cone shape and have ribbon coming out of the top as a lovely hat for the fairy princess. Make sure to staple elastic string to ensure the hat stays on the head of every princess. Of course, no fairy princess party is complete without tea time. Make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches the cut them into round shapes as tea sandwiches. A biscuit cutter makes cutting the sandwiches a breeze. Seat the princesses around the table with a teacup and saucer in front of the … Tags: Biscuit Cutter, Cone Shape, Construction Paper, Elastic String, Fairy Princess, Feather Boas, High Heels, Invitations, Pairs, Peanut Butter And Jelly, Peanut Butter And Jelly Sandwiches, Pixie Dust, Princess Annie, Princess Parties, Princess Party, Princesses, Ribbon, Shapes, Tea Sandwiches, Tea Time
Nov
02
2009
Kelly Garrison: Introduction to Basic Tumbling (DVD)Posted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastics Training
Oct
17
2009
Gymnastic Ribbon and Stick - The Important Information From the Experts Part 1Posted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastic Sites and The Best ArticlesI say this because most materials on the market today are very lightweight and not suitable. They get knotted and tangled easily and often fray at the edges. It is best to use a satin, heavy nylon or silk material. The weight is particularly important in order to be able to work the ribbon and so produce the right shapes with it, and equally to allow it to fly efficiently through the air in the throwing elements. The ribbon needs to be between 4cm and 6cm in width, but the length will vary according to the size and ability of the gymnast. Only the advanced and senior gymnast should be working with the full 6m length. It is recommended that beginners start with a 4 1/2m ribbon, and young children use a ribbon perhaps as short as 3m. If you are going to make your own ribbon, buy more than the required length, so that the first part of the ribbon, near to the stick, can be double thickness. This assists the work of the ribbon by giving extra weight near the attachment. However, because i … Tags: 3m, Double Thickness, Elements, Extra, Fly, Full Length, Gymnast, Important Information, Nylon, Ribbon, Shapes, Silk Material
Aug
16
2009
Gymnastic Ribbon and Stick - The Important Information From the Experts Part 1Posted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastic Sites and The Best ArticlesBoth also can be made at home, though the biggest difficulty found will be in obtaining the ribbon. I say this because most materials on the market today are very lightweight and not suitable. They get knotted and tangled easily and often fray at the edges. It is best to use a satin, heavy nylon or silk material. The weight is particularly important in order to be able to work the ribbon and so produce the right shapes with it, and equally to allow it to fly efficiently through the air in the throwing elements. The ribbon needs to be between 4cm and 6cm in width, but the length will vary according to the size and ability of the gymnast. Only the advanced and senior gymnast should be working with the full 6m length. It is recommended that beginners start with a 4 1/2m ribbon, and young children use a ribbon perhaps as short as 3m. If you are going to make your own ribbon, buy more than the required length, so that the first part of the ribbon, near to the stick, can be double thickness … Tags: 3m, Double Thickness, Elements, Fly, Full Length, Gymnast, Important Information, Nylon, Ribbon, Shapes, Silk Material
Aug
12
2009
Octagon Tumbling Training Gymnastics OCTAGON New 15×24Posted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastics Mats
Jun
23
2009
Octagon Tumbling Training Gymnastics OCTAGON New 15×24Posted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastics Training
Jan
18
2009
Learning Form Sm.Step 22″L x 14″W x 24″H (EA)Posted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastics Skill Shapes
Dec
29
2008
Mancino 24″ Gymnastics Incline Skill ShapesPosted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastics Skill Shapes
Dec
13
2008
Mancino 28″ Gymnastics Folding Incline Skill ShapesPosted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastics Skill Shapes
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