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CoachGoofy
We've all had floppy kids, havent we?
I log bounce the little ones to help them understand tightness, but sometimes it's an older kid (especially after a growth spurt) who understands the concept, but just can't make everything squeeze at once.
The one I'm thinking of right now is not strong enough to do a handstand or cartwheel at this point in time. I'm thinking some good body position drills & things for working push on the hands, leg positions, core, etc will make a cartwheel an attainable goal, but I honestly can't think of anything basic enough...holding a hollow pushup position with hands elevated was extremely difficult for this child.
Suggestions cheerfully welcomed.
I log bounce the little ones to help them understand tightness, but sometimes it's an older kid (especially after a growth spurt) who understands the concept, but just can't make everything squeeze at once.
The one I'm thinking of right now is not strong enough to do a handstand or cartwheel at this point in time. I'm thinking some good body position drills & things for working push on the hands, leg positions, core, etc will make a cartwheel an attainable goal, but I honestly can't think of anything basic enough...holding a hollow pushup position with hands elevated was extremely difficult for this child.
Suggestions cheerfully welcomed.