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Hi there.
My daughter has just moved to a different gym-she started at a good private club and then we moved and she attended a Y-now she is at a private club near our new home. She is training as a level 6-and had great level 4 and 5 seasons, especially on beam. Her 2 previous gyms taught her that for her turns she should have one arm in front (curved) and the other to the side and then when turning come to crown-which is exactly what is says in the text of the routine. Her new gym has her start with one arm in front (curved) and the other up and diagonally out to the side with her hand out and then when she turns bring her arms up but NOT in crown...no crowns at all she has said. Her hands are out-like when they salute. She has said the same thing on floor. Also, on her tuck jump/straight jump on beam she has them start with their arms out in front-one hand on top of another and then up and then when starting the split jump put hands in front and on top of another again. I am concerned because her original gym worked really hard to get her arms and hands the other way--and she in uncomfortable with is and thinks the other way is much prettier.
Also, how high do the feet have to be to be in a good releve?
Thanks so much for any input!
My daughter has just moved to a different gym-she started at a good private club and then we moved and she attended a Y-now she is at a private club near our new home. She is training as a level 6-and had great level 4 and 5 seasons, especially on beam. Her 2 previous gyms taught her that for her turns she should have one arm in front (curved) and the other to the side and then when turning come to crown-which is exactly what is says in the text of the routine. Her new gym has her start with one arm in front (curved) and the other up and diagonally out to the side with her hand out and then when she turns bring her arms up but NOT in crown...no crowns at all she has said. Her hands are out-like when they salute. She has said the same thing on floor. Also, on her tuck jump/straight jump on beam she has them start with their arms out in front-one hand on top of another and then up and then when starting the split jump put hands in front and on top of another again. I am concerned because her original gym worked really hard to get her arms and hands the other way--and she in uncomfortable with is and thinks the other way is much prettier.
Also, how high do the feet have to be to be in a good releve?
Thanks so much for any input!