• HEY

    Posted 27 minutes ago by Emma
    Hey!!!
            
           My name is Emma Oswald.My fav things to do are,watching movies,hanging with friends, and gymnastics of course.I am also smart,fun, and pretty.I have lots of friends but these are just some of them,Abigail LaRussa,Halle Garmen,Melissa Murphy,Kendahl,Emma Mortellaro,Brielle Bait, and much more.I live in Granville,Ohio and I am in 4th grade. I am in a family of 6 but my parents are divorced. I have 2 sisters (older), 1 brother (younger),2 cats,1 dog,and 4 fish. Well, Bye!!


                                   
                                                                                   Emma
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  • ABOUT MY SPORT

    Posted about 1 hour ago by Emma

    OKAY I AM A BIG TIME GYMNAST.MY FAV SPORT IS GYMNASTICS AND I HAVE BEEN DOING IT SINCE I WAS 4.MY COACH IS PRETTY COOL AND MY TEAMATES ARE ROCKIN.I LOVE ALL 'EM.I COMPETE IN GYMNASTICS AND ALSO IN STATES.THE HIGHIST PLACE I HAVE GOT OUT OF THE WHOLE STATE IN OHIO.THATS PRETTY COOL.

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  • San Mateo Gymnasts Do it Again! Way to Go!

    Posted 4 days ago by Linda Siguenza

    Gymnastics

    2009Northern California Zone 7 Gymnastics Championships

    Levels 5 & 6

     

    The San Mateo Gymnastics (SMG) compulsory girls' teams had strong performances this past weekend at the Zone Championships.  These semi-finals include all ten competitive gymnastics clubs from San Francisco to Santa Clara. Every one of the 5 & 6 SMG compulsory girls' team members who competed in the Zones Championships have qualified and are now preparing for the Northern California State Championships, to be held over the next two weekends - level 6 in Lemoore and level 5 in Livermore.

    Meet highlights include:

     

            Level 5

          Child A group:  Kaitlyn Gates performed well in the AA.

          Child B group:  Kana Suzuki: 3rd B (9.4); 9.375 BB; 36.55 AA; Elise Haugerud: 9.4 BB, 35.975 AA

          Junior A group:  Kate Exley: 1st B (9.575), 9.45 BB, 3rd AA (36.4); Hannah Brandon: 3rd B (9.325)

          Junior B group:  Cassandra Tai: 2nd V, 2nd B (9.250), 9.4 BB, 3rd AA (36.55).

          Senior A group:  Camryn Choye: 2nd BB (9.475), 3rd AA (36.15)

          Senior B group:  Astrid Anker: 2nd B (9.05), 2nd BB (9.375), 1st AA (35.875); Gabby Peek: 3rd BB (9.225)

     

            Level 6

          Child B group:  Liana Montecino performed well in the AA.

          Junior A group:  Allison Flores: 1st FX (9.35), 3rd AA (35.80); Mia Diliberto: 3rd V (9.05), 35.7 AA.

          Junior B group:  Helene Haugerud and Madigan Griffin performed well in the AA.   

          Senior A group:  Claire Saitta: 3rd V, 1st B (9.25), 3rd FX, 3rd AA (35.7)

               

    V=Vault, B=Bars, BB=Balance Beam, FX=Floor Exercise, AA=All Around

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  • Dance in Mcallen , Gymnastics in Mission

    Posted 21 days ago by Ileana Martinez
    Discover how hundreds of smart parents are "grabbing the bull by the horns"... and giving their kids the skills for success in school... in sports... and in LIFE!!!
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    Here's Why:
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    Champions in Life are not "born" ... they are made!!!

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  • Congratulations San Mateo Gymnastics Gymnasts!

    Posted 27 days ago by Linda Siguenza

    Go SMG!!!

    Teddy Bear Classic, Hosted by San Mateo Gymnastics

    The San Mateo Gymnastics compulsory girls team (levels 4-6) competed well this past weekend in their home meet, the Teddy Bear Classic.  Strong performances by the girls earned the level 4 team as well as the level 6 team the first place team title, while the level 5 team captured the second place team award.

    In the level 4 middle age division, Hannah Kodama had strong performances on all four events, winning the all-around title.  She claimed the gold on vault (9.475), bars (9.55), and beam (9.2), and the silver on floor (9.3).  Elizabeth Boman tied with Kodama for first on bars (9.55), and took third on vault (9.125) and floor (9.275) to claim second place in the all-around.  Sophie Richards also performed well in the all-around in this age division.

     

    In the level 4 older age division, Grace Robinson captured the gold on vault (tie, 9.475) and floor (9.375), and the silver on bars (9.525) and beam (9.475), en route to gold in the all-around.  Julianna Small won the title on bars, posting the highest score in the entire competition (9.7).  She also won first place on beam (9.55) and took third on vault (9.325) to claim second place in the all-around.  Julia Maimone took third place on bars (9.45) and second place on floor (9.225), while teammate Ruby Robinson tied with her sister, Grace, for the gold on vault (9.475).  Madison Hubbell, Alison Lazaruk, Julia Talgo and Erika Kodama also competed well in the all-around in this age division.

     

    In the level 5 younger group, Elise Haugerud and Kaitlyn Gates both performed well in the all-around, with strong performances by both girls on bars (9.375 for Haugerud; 9.025 for Gates).

     

    In the level 5 middle group, Kate Exley shined on bars for the gold (9.5), taking second place in the all-around.  Hannah Brandon took third on vault (9.075) and second on bars (9.3), while teammate Kana Suzuki claimed third place on bars (9.175).

     

    In the level 5 older group, Camryn Choye captured the gold in the all-around, taking second on bars (9.35), and first on beam (9.375) and floor (9.225).  Cassandra Tai performed a beautiful vault for first place on this event (9.225), took third on bars (9.075) and beam (9.15) and earned second place in the all-around.  Astrid Anker won the bars title (9.375) and took third place on floor (9.0), to finish in third place in the all-around.  Gabby Peek also competed well in the all-around in this age division.

    In the level 6 younger division, Liana Montecino shined on floor for the gold (9.2) on this event.

     

    In the level 6 middle division, Mia Diliberto captured first on beam (9.1) and second on vault (9.25), bars (9.05) and floor (9.2), en route to winning the gold in the all-around.  Allison Flores finished second in the all-around, including a first-place performance on floor (9.475) and third place on bars and beam.

     

    In the level 6 older division, Claire Saitta landed the highest scoring vault in the competition for the gold (9.525) on that event, and also took first on bars (9.1) and floor (9.175) and second place on beam (9.075), to capture first place in the all-around.  Madigan Griffin took second place on floor (9.05).  Helene Haugerud also competed well in the all-around in this age division.

     

     

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  • Hello Im a new Gymnast!=)

    Posted 28 days ago by Haide Santana
    Hello im new to this so if maybe people can add me and i could get familiar with this well my name is Haide im a 13 year old gymnast at ata gymnastics center
  • Me and my sports

    Posted about 1 month ago by Katelynn Williams

    gymnastics is a awesome sport it is a flexible sport to. you have to have lots of energy to..

  • MENS GYMNASTICS FOR BOYS

    Posted 2 months ago by Michael Pedicini
    Men's Gymnastics:

        * Builds strength and prepares the body for the challenges in life
        * Enhances co-ordination and agility, allowing the body to move like
          lightning
        * Develops posture and confident body movement, including the ability   
          to land safely
        * Challenges the mind and body to reach new goals
        * Develops healthy minds and bodies for now and later life
        * Give your son the right start in life. Let him experience Men's
          Gymnastics and watch him develop into a strong, confident and happy
          young man.

    Men's Gymnastics is composed of six apparatus as explained below:

    Floor:
    This is an exercise in pure acrobatics, alternating between powerful tumbling series and the composure necessary for balance and strength elements. The gymnast endeavors to display virtuous rebound height, whilst connecting the elements of their routine with gymnastic artistry.

    Pommel Horse:
    Routines on this apparatus are characterised by circular movements of the body with legs together (circles) and pendulous swings with the legs separated (scissors). Gymnasts also show a spectacular combination of these skills called flairs. Throughout the routine the gymnast performs smooth combinations of these movements, turning and travelling along the horse. Utilising all parts of the horse, while maintaining an extended body line and straight legs. 

    Rings:
    This apparatus is known for it's difficulty of strength and swinging elements. The free moving quality of the rings makes it difficult to remain stationary during held elements, where any movement of the rings incurs a penalty. During his performance, the gymnast should demonstrate control, strength and balance in the presentation of forward and backward swings and strength holds parts. The gymnast's dismount allows him to show his aerial abilities prior to landing.

    Vault:
    The gymnasts during their twenty-five meter approach to the vault must develop the necessary power to complete all their aerial skills before landing. Upon take-off from the board the gymnast explosively propels himself upwards, dynamically pushing off the table to generate greater height and distance in the second phase of flight . This enables a higher level of acrobatic skill and extension to be performed prior to a stable landing.

    Parallel Bars:
    A predominately swinging apparatus, that is interspersed with only a few held or strength elements. Swings are completed above and below the bars and consist of acrobatic flight elements, changes of direction and swing types. The gymnast's routine ends in a dramatic dismount off the side or the end of the bars.

    Horizontal Bar:
    This is a very spectacular apparatus, largely due to the acrobatic releases and re-grasp flight elements. The routine is based on swinging parts without stops, and includes extended forward and backward giant swings, combined with near bar elements, changes of direction and grip, as well as the release and re-grasp movements. The high dismounts from the bar allows the gymnast to show his acrobatic talents and landing prowess.

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  • 2009-2010 competition season

    Posted 2 months ago by Melissa Bingham
    Melissa is in her competition season right now. She is on Level 5, which seems to be challenging for her. She is trying very hard and is learning  the floor routine to different music this year. She had her first meet, called the "Judges Blast Off." Had a rough start, but good practice on how to perform each event. I am looking forward to better scores to come.
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