Avasmom
Proud Parent
My daughter, 7, just learned her standing BHS. She is on xcel bronze and it's not a skill that is focused on. If it's practiced I never see it. I am not at practice very often so I don't really know other than what my DD tells me. I asked DD's coach and she said it's because they would just be coaching my daughter. No one else is ready. She suggested a tumbling class (offered at her gym) for her to learn to connect her RO and BHS so she can compete it in the fall. Her coach said a standing BHS is more difficult than a ROBHS so she should be able to master it within a month. Other girls on her team will likely be doing forward roll forward roll though. From my understanding she must have it perfect to compete. What is the deduction on tumbling passes? How do I find out about deductions? This is our first year doing several competitions. Last year she was on novice team and competed in one competition. So I am pretty clueless.