Long Time Gymn Fan/ Soon To Be Gymnast

[Dani]

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Originally Posted by MartinaE I think you were talking about Ludivine Furnon from France! Yes she started out very late and then became the best French gymnast - her floor was amazing! So welcome on here and good luck on your own gymnastics!!! Keep believing in miracles!

Wow, Thanx alot and awesome another gymn fan-aroo
Ive also checked out your gymn site its awesome! ^_^

[MartinaE]

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Originally Posted by Dani Wow, Thanx alot and awesome another gymn fan-aroo Ive also checked out your gymn site its awesome! ^_^

Awww thank you so much!
I`m really happy to hear you like it!!

We are happy about new members in our forum as well! Only requirement I guess is to not forget about Chalkbucket either.

[Dani]

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Originally Posted by MartinaE Awww thank you so much! I`m really happy to hear you like it!! We are happy about new members in our forum as well! Only requirement I guess is to not forget about Chalkbucket either.

No. I would never forget the chalkbucket its
to friendly for that but I think your site is
going to become very popular I love the german
section of it because im learning german in school
so its helpfull sometimes to read there cause
I can pick up alot by how 'real' german people
speak not just my teachers saying they talk like this
and that. Anyway thanx for the encouragment!

[Anna]

Hey Dani -

Your story is EXACTLY the same as mine. Did rhythmic stretching in my room for 6months (Mum wouldn't let me do it), so got flexible. Was terribly terribly nervous to ask my mum whether I could start gymnastics again (I thought she'd be angry because I wouldn't make the Olympics) at 13. She was convinced I'd get hurt.

My advice: Keep at it. Work really hard at the strength It's really really really important. I remember the days when I couldn't do one pushup, or I felt like I was going to die after 20 Vsnaps. Now 100 is not too much of a problem

And ice is your best friend when things ache!

You'll find beam easier too because of rhythmic.

[Dani]

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Originally Posted by Anna Hey Dani - Your story is EXACTLY the same as mine. Did rhythmic stretching in my room for 6months (Mum wouldn't let me do it), so got flexible. Was terribly terribly nervous to ask my mum whether I could start gymnastics again (I thought she'd be angry because I wouldn't make the Olympics) at 13. She was convinced I'd get hurt. My advice: Keep at it. Work really hard at the strength It's really really really important. I remember the days when I couldn't do one pushup, or I felt like I was going to die after 20 Vsnaps. Now 100 is not too much of a problem And ice is your best friend when things ache! You'll find beam easier too because of rhythmic.

Im not very strong but im trying to learn how to do strong hand stands!
Im also in handstand mode leaning on my bed doing push press ups!
I can about 3 without getting tierd! But my coaches she passion
and talent in me so they are putting me on a 4-6 hour a week for the
first levels then im getting it slowly increased im also getting privet
lessons since im 13 and far behind some other people!
But your story has given me hope im realy inpressed that you became good.
So now I know I can do stuff like that! Did you do any competitions?
What level are you know?