Where can I find the requirements for a level 1,2,3,4,5 etc... gymnast?
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I am not a coach or anything, \nand I don't know if these links will help you GymnasticsBabe, but here is what I found:\n\nhttp://www.usag-fl.org/Newsletters/Sept02/w-optreqchart02.pdf#search='level%207%20bars%20elements%20usag'\n\nand this page seems to be written by a coach and has some interesting points to consider:\n\nhttp://experts.about.com/q/Gymnastics-2245/Level-7-Bars-Level.htm\n\nor this one:\nhttp://www.usa-gymnastics.org/publications/usa-gymnastics/1997/3/coaching-corner.html\n\nand I took that address and deleted alot of the suffix off of it and it took me to a page with alot of links that might help you, here:\nhttp://www.usa-gymnastics.org/publications/usa-gymnastics/\n\nAfter doing some searches, this might be the best place to start and just cruise around their site.\nhttp://www.usa-gymnastics.org/
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http://www.jumpusa.com/p14.htm
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Contact the Department of Education in Lansing. They will be glad to send you the requirements, which, as you know, vary from state to state. Good luck.
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If your school has a gymnastics team, you should be on it. You  will build upper body strength and learn body control.\n\nDevelop a consistant approach run. You should be able to hit your marks every time. Learn how to adjust it for head and tail winds.\n\nIf you get a chance, spend a week at one of the pole vault camps.
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Try www.padi.com, it has a search facility.  I'm pretty sure BSAC haven't lowered their age limit yet so probably not worth checking them out (www.bsac.com or www.bsac.org).  You could also look for websites for SAA and CMAS - I don't know what their age rules are.
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you can't legally, i dont think\nyou have to be 16 and have had to complete all of your levels 1-12, bronze star, bronze medallion, cpr b, bronze cross, and lifeguarding course
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call a gym and ask one of the trainers. i am sure they would be happy to give info.
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http://www.hcad.org/Resources/JurList.asp
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You can email one of the Olympic Committees- not sure which one and find out. The contact link is on the bottom right hand corner of the link here. Best of Luck and I hope your Olympic Dreams come true like I am hoping mine will. Also, you only have to be 16 to compete in the Olympics.\n\nhttp://www.olympic.org/uk/organisation/index_uk.asp
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Level 8 at Elite Gymnastics
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Junior Olympics are amateur sports competition.  Ages 11 or 12 to 18.  You should sign up with a gymnastics team that is participating in AAU meets.
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Lawrenceville GA?  Try GGC Gwinnett Gymnastics Center (used to win all the time when my daughter was on the team) they have put out some Great gymnast.  Also ASG Atlanta School of Gymnastics is  great and produced lots of top gymnast
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http://www.3acompetition.org/
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Depending upon on your age, train hard so that you can get into a university with a great gymnastics program. Until then, see if you can train with a junior Olympics team or a junior National team. Look around your area for esteemed schools that have produced olympic hopefuls.
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just search online or ask some local coaches or somtehing
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Yes, I love to do gymnastics! I have been doing gymnastics for 10 years and got to level 9 and then quit. I have gone on to do other things but I still love the sport and can still do most stunts.
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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.