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    Parents Proud mom - First meet with 4 hit routines

    I am incredibly proud of my 9 year old L2 daughter. This weekend she had her first meet where she hit all of her skills in her routines with no falls or major errors. She finally showed her coaches that she can do everything in a meet that she can do in a practice which is huge as we are...
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    Parents Ankle pain

    While I realize that you can't diagnose over the Internet, I am hoping for some reassurance that this isn't a big deal. My 9 - year-old daughter is currently training for her second level 2 season which begins in January. She began complaining of ankle pain on her round offs and jumps last...
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    Parents Private lesson etiquette

    My daughters have their state gymnastics meet the his weekend. My older daughter has struggled a bit this season but is finally starting to catch up. In order to give her a little boost of confidence, hubby and I discussed her having a private lesson only to learn the coach was out of town...
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    Parents New skill

    My 8 year old daughter is competing level 2 this spring. Her coach thought she might have to be spotted on bars all season for her stride circle because she has little hands. Tonight she made her stride circle by herself for the first (and second) time. We know that it could still come and...
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    Parents Another daughter on team

    Our gym begins its competitive track with Amerikids level 1. Although it's a recreational level, girls must be competent at new L1 skills and be invited. We have 5-6 meets per year, and my 7 year old has competed this spring with the state meet in a couple weeks. Just this week, my 5 year old...
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    Parents First meet tomorrow

    My daughter is competing in her first meet tomorrow. She is competing in Amerikids level 1. I know this is a recreational level, but it is the path most of the gymnasts in our gym follow, and we have girls clear up to level 10. Regardless of the level , we are excited for the first meet!
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    Parents Brag! So happy for my dd!

    Earlier this week I had posted on the "giving bad news" thread disappointed because my dd's coach had said she needed to stay L2 for the summer and maybe move up in the fall. Lo and behold, today the team coach was coaching the rec class and handed me a letter saying "I was going to mail this...
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    WAG Amerikids

    Our gym in the Midwest competes Amerikids for at least levels 2&3 and maybe even 4. Is this like AAU? I know that there are compulsory routines and low practice requirements for time.
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    Parents Bars skills

    I saw my 6 year old Level 2 hit her pullover on bars last night more than once with ease. She claims to have her back hip circle, too, but I haven't seen that one yet.
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    Hi

    I'm a gym mom of 2 girls, ages 5 and 3, who are both level 1 gymnasts at our local club. I also have an almost 2-year-old daughter who will be starting gym this summer after she turns two. My oldest will, according to the coach, probably be starting Level 2 this summer in rec classes. Level 2...

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