Search results

I was just looking at those photographs this morning, I bet you're so proud and a massive well done to your dd ❤️

My DD was born in 2007, not sure of level though, she trains 6.5 hours a week, can you add me please?

The progress that was lacking was down to my dd confidence within the larger group and rather than stand to meet the challenge of working with older girls she shied away from it this has been determined I never once said the group/coach was holding her back only that I wanted to discuss there...

Update... The HC was so lovely when I discussed this today, she even suggested the younger advanced squad for my dd. I really needn't of worried about it as it was all handled so well and positively. My dd is over the moon and we get to stay at the gym that we love!!

Hopefully, I'm going to speak to the hc tomorrow, I will let u know how it goes x

Your right I really don't want to discuss it as a progress issue as I don't know what I'm looking for really it's more an issue from my dd point if view, she's lost lots of confidence since starting the group and hasn't got it back. I'm just worried incase they refuse to move her and then I...

I have asked what level she is at but the hc said they don't really have levels until the girls do grades. We are in the UK. But she added that although she is in advanced group she can't do anything advanced, the problem is the group age divide is age 6-11 with the older girls being the better...

How do you approach a coach about not being happy about a gymnasts progress? I feel like I should say something but I feel a bit embarrassed and am worried that the conversation will have a negative impact on my dd. I'm usually happy with the gym but 6 months ago she changed squads and coaches...

Awesome, I love the feeling you get when they finally "get" something! Onwards and upwards from there

Thanks scotsgirl, she does seem to be getting better at basics but I think she's a little disappointed about not learning new things. She will get there, she is determined and loves gym so I'm sure in time she will get to try new stuff x

She's 7 years old and thanks Faith, it makes a lot of sense that that would be the case, they seem to have gone back to basics with lots of repetition. I feel much better now that I can explain to her why she is not getting to try out some of the more challenging skills. Thanks again

Any help in this area would be appreciated. My dd has been doing gymnastics for about 2.5 years, we are from the uk and she is in an advanced squad. I'm not sure what level she is currently or what level she is currently working towards and I am a bit confused about why since joining the...