What's the difference in gymnastics and tumbling?
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In gymnastics you have different things like the bars and vault and beam and so forth.  But tumbling is another name for acrobatics.  Acrobatics includes dance and everything is done on the floor.  You also don't have spring mats like you do in gymnastics.  The moves in gymnastics also have different names than the moves in acro (tumbling).
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Gravity states that if you drop 2 things at the same time, regardless of weight they would hit at the same time. Yet a larger mass rolling down a hill will gain more speed. Just watch the difference in speed from the skeleton & bobsled teams.
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Gymnastics and I'm not just saying that since i absolutely LOVE gymnastics.Just like gymnastics, figure skating is judged by judges of that sport. First off, in figure skating you must have balance right? Well then try out the beam! Try walking across it with your eyes closed! Then try doing tricks on the beam. If you have a lot of balance you will be able to be a great skater! If you want to be able to do tricks and spins...then you must practice that during gymnastics. Plus, gymnastics is the best sport in the world. It is so fun! And....its not as hard as you think it is. Learning how to do flips and stuff during gymnastics will really help you preform tricks on the ice! Good luck! :))
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The way I spot it is that I am on the gymnast's left side.  I put my right arm parallel to the floor at about the same height as my shoulder, and my left arm wait to catch the gymnast's back as he/she flips.  The right arm is used to support the stomach/front side, and also to give the gymnast an idea of how high to set, or to be, before flipping.  As the gymnast flips, your arms will cross.  Your left hand will catch the gymnast's back, and also help control the rotation.  Feel free to email me at tumbling_brat_1_06@yahoo.com if you need anything else!
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If your going to try out for team make sure you take some classes so you are ready (duh).  Do you have balance?  Do you have skills for bars?  There is a lot more than just tumbling in gymnastics.  It helps if you work out on your free days.  Some times a individual instructor like a gymnastics coach is good.  Make sure you stretch a lot too.  Splits are essential in gymnastics.\n(please vote me best answer)\nP.S.  You don't need a front tuck for level 5.\nLevel 4-bars, windmill,pull over, back hip circle. Floor, roundoff backhandspring, back extension roll to push up position.  Vault, handstand flat back onto mat.  Beam, handstand, dismout.\n\nLevel 5-bars,kip,front hip circle, high bar kip, squat on. Floor, roundoff 2 back handsprings, front handspring,150 degree split leap(side of your choice),dive forward roll.Vault, fronthandspring over standard vault. Beam, cartwheel, half turn, handstand, dismout, bigger than 90 degree split leap.\n\nLevel 6-bars, flyaway, clear hip, kips, baby giant. Floor, roundoff back handspring backtuck,front tuck,almost 180 split leap, front handspring step out into front handspring. Vault, fronthandspring over standard vault. Beam, backwalkover, full turn will arms up, bad leg half turn, handstand hold for 2 sec. into dismout.\n\nI don't know the rest because there are optional skills for 7,8,9 & 10.
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i am in gymnastics and have been for 3 years and i absoulty love it. i cant say i have a favorite becasue i like all of them. i enjoy the bars, the beam and floor. my favorite this to work on it the tumble track..if you havent heard of it its like a trampoline but its pulled tighter and its long and thinner. i do love full twisting layouts and wish do wish to be bale to do that by the end of summer. i also like back handsprings and o yea I LOVE VAULT..just the thrill of running and flpping over is amazing.. if you havent tried it you really should.\nwell hopefully this answers youtr question.\n\nI <3 Gymnastics with a passion =]
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testubes are for small samples, most commonly liquids, but you could put solids in there too. with centrifugal force, you can seperate solutions.\n\nflasks are for larger samples.\n\nthey're both for containing liquids and solids available for testing. they're both transparent so you can see any colors changes or changes in states of matter. they're both easily put over a burner so reactions involving heat can occur.
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gymnastics it is fun and challenging
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The main difference between using dumbells and barbells is the extent that secondary muscles, or stabilizers, are used.  Dumbells, since they are supported by only one extremity require greater use of stabilizers, but with this comes a decrease in the amount of weight that can be lifted.  But don't let this lead you to believe that barbells are better, since it is definitely a good thing to work the stabilizers as well, especially from a functional and sports performance aspect.\n\nI would recommend working both dumbells and barbells into your routine.  One workout use barbells, and then the next time you work that same body part switch to dumbells.  Good luck!
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Work hard and practice!! Work ethic is worth a lot in gymnastics. And the most important thing, never give up!!!
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It depends what rules you are looking for.  There are many rules for gymnastics.  The international governing body (FIG) sets the initial rules.  Then each federation may modify them for the lower level/younger athletes.  You can find the code of points at www.fig-gymnastics.com and the US rules at www.usa-gymnastics.org.  USA Gymnastics sells their Junior Olympic rule book, but you can updates for free on the site for which ever discipline you are interested in.
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Pep Pep and more Pep. Smiles (not obsessively). know some tumbling I know you always don't have to know how to tumble it would be a good thing to know. Just be yourself ;0) Your going to do fine. Hope this helps and good luck.
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try doing donkey kicks. that's when you have the gymnast place her hands on the vault and bounces on the springboard kicking her legs as high as she can. this allows her to focus on kicking over while making it easier to focus on straight legs.
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The moment of inertia is of rotational kinematics, its formula depends on the object, its axis of rotation, and the mass is involved to.  So that is how it differs.\nYou can find information on inertia here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moment_of_inertia#Torque\nand here is a table of them\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_moments_of_inertia
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The main difference is that inertial motion is constant velocity with no acceleration, while gravitational motion is under constant acceleration.
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Strength and endurance. It is hard work to tumble, and it takes a lot of endurance to be able to get out the mat and do it over and over again.  The more times you do it, the stronger you will be and the more times you will be able to do it.
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When you are going into the stunt (after the round off) twist your hips.Your head and hands, as well as the body, has to be going in one motion to make this stunt work. Your body can't be twisting the one way and then your head is looking straight at the ground or not moving at all. YOUR HEAD HAS TO MOVE. \n\nYou just have to throw it and see how it goes. Of course, only do this when you are having a spot. Remember to keep your self in a tight wrap, you seem to know most stunts, so you know how to hold things together.\n\nGood luck, be safe, and have fun in gymnastics!