National Gymnastics Day 2024 is on Friday, September 20, 2024: Could i make it to nationals for gymnastics? please help me?
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If you reaaally want to do it i guess you can but you'd have to work so hard and start a gymnastics club straight away
you'd have to stretch whilst watching the tv and probably go to the gym most days after school as you havent got long (gymnasts reach their prime usually before their twenties - to early twenties) , before you start your gym club perfect the skills you can already do and do some conditioning to show coaches your competent
if you have a leotard and shorts or a t shirt and shorts :D
hope i helped and good luck
Am I eligable for Competition Gymnastics?
Let's see, most National team members have been training since they were three or four. Most of them, by the time they were 13, will have competed Nationally and possibly internationally. Have you even competed before? Just taking classes once or twice a week is different from training five or six hours a day, six or seven days a week. And competing at a small local competition is different than Nationals.
I don't think that being on the national team is realistic for you, and if you asked your coaches, they would probably agree. I mean, I can't see how good you are, but if you've only being doing it a year, I can guess. But if you want to improve and compete more, then you need to up your training hours and do some cross training.
Take a look at the Documentary on Parkette's gymnastics; it's on youtube (I think it's called Pursuing the Perfect Ten). It shows how girls who aren't even National team members working their butts off way harder than recreational or low level gymnasts. It'd give you an idea of how good you need to be and how hard you need to work to be National.
Gymnastics?
i am a college gymnast and i didn't start until i was ten. while starting out when you are four is definitely easier, you could still become a great gymnast. however, it does take a lot of hard work and if you really want it you will have to dedicate several hours to practice every day. if you start it and love it though then it is no big deal doing what you love for four or five hours everyday! just listen to your coaches and try your best- if you do then you will be amazing!
