It might be a wise idea for all gyms to review their goals and teaching plans for all of their recreation classes, in regard to the needs of their students. Continue reading
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Top 12 Ways to Become a Better Coach
Improvement requires change. Change is sometimes personally difficult to initiate, so here are ways to help coaches change and improve. Continue reading
Building a “Disney” Gym
The Disney company has many business strategies and lessons for gymnastics gym owners to learn and emulate. Building a “Disney” gym can send you to the top. Continue reading
The Unethical Practice of Competitive Sandbagging
Many gyms “sandbag” gymnasts. We call them “professional compulsory gyms” because they are usually the same gyms that can’t produce high level optionals. Continue reading
7 Tips on Developing a Personal Gymnastics Style on Floor and Beam
To win at big meets or Nationals, gymnasts must first get the judges to notice them and developing a recognizable personal gymnastics style can do that. Continue reading
Definition: Handspring Front Layout with Triple Twist Vault
The most difficult rated vault being done, as of July 2011, is the front handspring, front layout vault with 3 twists, done by South Koreas’s Hak Seon Yang Continue reading
Beautiful Ring Leap Photo
A photograph of a beautiful ring leap. Continue reading
Gym Communications Systems
The new electronic technologies make communication with gymnasts, parents, prospects, staff and coaches much easier, so take advantage of the new high tech. Continue reading
A Personal Legacy
The story about how John Howard came to create the GymnasticsZone.com web site. Continue reading
Exhibitions at Team Gymnast’s Schools
This is one of the best ways to make your gymnasts heroes in their own school and in their local communities and it is a tremendous marketing tool as well. Continue reading
