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Article Check - Gymnastics Beam Equipment Progressions for Gymnasts
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The most important person to convince that a gymnast is ready to move to the next level is the gymnast themselves. This means that gymnast should have to have 5-10 no-fall repetitions at each level up to the high beam. This equates to 45 out of 46 or up to 90 out of 90 (although not necessaril
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1. Tape line on floor.
2. Foam floor beam on mat.
3. Heavily padded low beam.
4. Regulation low beam with mats stacked even with beam.
5. Regulation low beam.
6. Padded medium beam.
7. Regulation medium beam.
8. High beam with beam platform or stacked mats.
9. Padded high beam.
10. Regulation high beam with platform mats.
11. Regulation high beam.
Master Each Stage before Moving to Next Level
For safety and personal confidence, the best system is to gain complete mastery at each step of equipment progression. There are some coaches who do not like to include padded beams, especially padded high beams in their progression series, because it returns a crutch that has already been overcome at a lower level. This seems to be generally sound advice except when a gymnast, perhaps, is unable to progress because of fear caused by a fall and can benefit from more steps of progression.
Prove to Yourself You are Ready to Move Up
The most important person to convince that a gymnast is ready to move to the next level is the gymnast themselves. This means that gymnast should have to have 5-10 no-fall repetitions at each level up to the high beam. This equates to 45 out of 46 or up to 90 out of 90 (although not necessarily
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1. Tape line on floor.
2. Foam floor beam on mat.
3. Heavily padded low beam.
4. Regulation low beam with mats stacked even with beam.
5. Regulation low beam.
6. Padded medium beam.
7. Regulation medium beam.
8. High beam with beam platform or stacked mats.
9. Padded high beam.
10. Regulation high beam with platform mats.
11. Regulation high beam.
Master Each Stage before Moving to Next Level
For safety and personal confidence, the best system is to gain complete mastery at each step of equipment progression. There are some coaches who do not like to include padded beams, especially padded high beams in their progression series, because it returns a crutch that has already been overcome at a lower level. This seems to be generally sound advice except when a gymnast, perhaps, is unable to progress because of fear caused by a fall and can benefit from more steps of progression.
Prove to Yourself You are Ready to Move Up
The most important person to convince that a gymnast is ready to move to the next level is the gymnast themselves. This means that gymnast should have to have 5-10 no-fall repetitions at each level up to the high beam. This equates to 45 out of 46 or up to 90 out of 90 (although not necessaril
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10. Regulation high beam with platform mats.
11. Regulation high beam.
Master Each Stage before Moving to Next Level
For safety and personal confidence, the best system is to gain complete mastery at each step of equipment progression. There are some coaches who do not like to include padded beams, especially padded high beams in their progression series, because it returns a crutch that has already been overcome at a lower level. This seems to be generally sound advice except when a gymnast, perhaps, is unable to progress because of fear caused by a fall and can benefit from more steps of progression.
Prove to Yourself You are Ready to Move Up
The most important person to convince that a gymnast is ready to move to the next level is the gymnast themselves. This means that gymnast should have to have 5-10 no-fall repetitions at each level up to the high beam. This equates to 45 out of 46 or up to 90 out of 90 (although not necessaril
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Prove to Yourself You are Ready to Move Up
The most important person to convince that a gymnast is ready to move to the next level is the gymnast themselves. This means that gymnast should have to have 5-10 no-fall repetitions at each level up to the high beam. This equates to 45 out of 46 or up to 90 out of 90 (although not necessaril
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The most important person to convince that a gymnast is ready to move to the next level is the gymnast themselves. This means that gymnast should have to have 5-10 no-fall repetitions at each level up to the high beam. This equates to 45 out of 46 or up to 90 out of 90 (although not necessarily in a row) successfully stuck skills before gymnasts have to perform the skill on the high beam. This is a seemingly slow but sure method of success. Actually, because of the safety and consistency of this method, in the long run, it is faster and more efficient.
Know and Overcome Danger Points
Gymnasts should be trained and aware of the danger points of each skill that they are performing and concentrate on that first and foremost. For example, when performing a back handspring on the beam, the most dangerous mistake would be to miss the hands and land on your head on the beam. The second danger point is missing the first foot and possibly straddling the beam. Once those danger points have been successfully negotiated, the worst that can happen on any beam is a controlled fall. All of these steps should obviously be mastered on a line on the floor before even considering moving the skill to beam.
Land on the Line
Thus, when gymnasts begin training on a line on the floor, their first concern should be to always get their hands on the line. When they can get their hands on the line ten out of ten times, they have proved to themselves that they are safe from falling on their head by missing their hands and they can move to mastering the next danger point - missing the first foot.
Land Your
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