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interesting.. i didnt realize levels were different in canada. and you only practice 3 days a week? wow..

i never really thought of it as a gymnast thing but i know ive always done it and now that i think of it all of my gym girls do as well. lol gota love the things that make us stand out from others :applause:

pretty much everything besides ballet. lol it became my passion after having to quit gymnastics. ive done modern, jazz, contemporary, african, hip hop. but hip hop is DEFiNiTELY my favorite.. by far!! :jump:

wow.. she has only been in gymnastics for 4 years and is a level 8!? thats crazy.. but i know exactly how she feels. i was always the one on the team that never had as clean of skills and usually placed last out of the 8 or 9 girls on my team, even though i worked just as hard. some people are...

oh gosh if we were ever caught sitting down in between our turns (let alone at all during practice) we would have been in a lot of trouble! its like saying the word "cant", you just know better! lol you find something to do or work on (in this case as level 5's they should be given something to...

i would definitely recommend track. especially pole vault. it came so naturally to me because as gymnasts we automatically have great air awareness and arent scared to go up high in the air. something else you might want to suggest to her is diving. ive never personally done it but i know many...

what gym in the bay? and what part of texas? (i have some friends and family there) i did track (pole vaulting, triple jump & long jump) and then decided to dance which i love and have been doing for the past three years. its not gymnastics but it suffices. lol

my name is chelsea. i live in norcal and was a gymnast for 13 years at Byers in Sacramento. i was training to complete level 9 when i quit. i coached for a while but am currently focusing on my studies :)