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10 Steps Toward Zero Gymnastics Injuries
In kids’ gymnastics, there must be zero tolerance for conditions that could potentially cause gymnastics injuries & the goal of zero injuries is achievable. Continue reading
Beginner Backward Roll Safety Concerns
There are some backward roll safety concerns regarding neck injuries, especially when young beginner gymnasts are first learning them. Continue reading
The Reasons for Gymnasts’ Injuries? – Part 3 – FIG
The move to the open scoring system has generated a number of serious complaints, one of which is that gymnasts are suffering more injuries. Continue reading
The Reasons for Gymnasts’ Injuries? – Part 2
There are numerous reasons for gymnasts’ injuries in the gym, but here are some that some coaches may be ignoring (to their gymnast’s risk). Continue reading
The Reasons for Gymnasts’ Injuries? – Part 1
The Chinese have implied that FIG difficulty rules are responsible for gymnasts’ injuries. including Cheng Fei’s Achilles injury. Not likely Continue reading
Sport Concussion Assessment Tool for Gymnastics
There is new research on the long-term effects of concussions, especially on young athletes. Here is a diagnostic tool for evaluating gymnast’s concussions. Continue reading
Extreme Home Makeover Gymnast Style
Former gymnast, chosen by Extreme Makeover Home Edition for its show, was injured attempting triple back in gymnastics pit reminding us all – safety first. Continue reading
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Sports Hydration – A Young Athletes Guide
Sports hydration is a critical safety and performance issue for all athletes and particularly for young gymnasts. Continue reading
How to Break In Your Gymnastics Grips
There is a surprising amount involved in breaking in a new pair of gymnastics grips. This article will help you get started off on the right foot, er hand. Continue reading
Her Coach Yells So Much She Wants To Quit
Coach Howard addresses the uncomfortable issue of the long-lasting impact of what coaches (and others) say to children and what you should do about it. Continue reading
