I would take her and sit her down and explain what you expect to see in the gym and that the only way shes going to get a better kick-over is if she works hard in the gym and doesn't goof around.
I understand what your going through, my little sister who is 6 loves to flip and run and jump but she doesn't listen. She has a natural ability for gymnastics but has a hard time with any work ethic what-so-ever and has a hard time when other girls do better then her.
Now she wasn't on team or pre-team or anything of the sort so we simply pulled her out for a session explaining that until she could listen better then she'd have to take a break from gymnastics. This obviously isn't the best choice for you little one since she seems to be a bit more advanced so I would simply explain that she needs to listen better. etc...
I understand what your going through, my little sister who is 6 loves to flip and run and jump but she doesn't listen. She has a natural ability for gymnastics but has a hard time with any work ethic what-so-ever and has a hard time when other girls do better then her.
Now she wasn't on team or pre-team or anything of the sort so we simply pulled her out for a session explaining that until she could listen better then she'd have to take a break from gymnastics. This obviously isn't the best choice for you little one since she seems to be a bit more advanced so I would simply explain that she needs to listen better. etc...