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Our booster is running this fundraiser however I thought that prospectives were not allowed to raise money using their names even if it was for a non-profit/Charity. I can't find the guideline documentation on this. Does anyone know if this is permissible under NCAA eligibility rules? I mean how...

My daughter says she needs the wrist guards more for the Tsuk but never wears them when practicing the Yurchenko. I think it is the twisting motion in the Tsuk that is more bothersome. At our gym the level 8's do tsuks and the 9's do the Yurchenkos.

Wow! At Age 7 that's Awesome. My daughter is a couple years older and is just learning that now. She has not nailed the landing yet...but she says it is easier than the Tsuk so hopefully it wont be long.

I know the 9 yo are 60/40 I may be wrong then. Sorry.

http://usagym.org/PDFs/Women/TOPs/History/10topavg.pdf 8 yo are 50/50 :) Good luck!

Don't worry! My daughter competed her first L5 and First L6 meet all in the same week. I was convinced she would forget or get confused about the levels or something, but she did well. She said it was not hard to remember because they are similar. I think us parents worry more.

I custom make the comp leos for our gym. It's a lot of work, especially setting all the stones, but the girls love that no other team will have the same Leo at meets.

I went with my daughter the first time last year to nat'l testing as we had to stay in a hotel and commute and it was her first time away. However, she went to the camp a month later with only her coach. Parents are not allow to watch and participants stay at the camp housing (including...

It looks like a typo as the rest of the numbers for the 7 y/o do not make sense. It seems to be between 64 and 70 are gold level and 70 plus would be diamond level. That's the way I interpreted it.

We just heard. My Daughter did! Testing as 9 yo! She is very excited!