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Old 02-26-2008, 06:22 AM
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Back handspring?

Is the standing back handspring a USAG compulsory skill? If so, at which level? Or is the back handspring only used in conjunction with the round off?
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At Level 6, there is a standing BHS stepout on floor.
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Okay. Thanks for the info.
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I always try to have my kids learn a standing back handspring before I do the roundoff backhandspring series. But as mentioned above the only time they do a single standing backhandspring is in level 6.
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While I've tried to teach kids to do a bounce back handspring on tramp ( where they bounce forward and get themselves angled backward before bouncing into the back handspring ) and then connect this with a decent turned over RO, they don't just seem to be as willing to connect it until they can do a standing.

I still believe I can teach, particularly lil ones, to do a backhandspring out of a good RO, if they understand the feeling of a BHS and how to hit the hand support and snap down/thru.

Still in practice, any one of my gymnasts will do a standing before connecting it. Possibly, BHS-BHS, or at least a snap down - BHS.
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