Flip,Fly,Tumble
lessons. Ariels can be really hard especially on
beam because the beam is only 4 inches wide
and you have to land on the beam that can be
a little bit hard. Secondly the ariel on the floor
can actually be hard on the floor. You are
basically flying in the air. Your hands don’t
touch the ground. It can be really challenging
to not put your hands on the ground. Lastly
A forward ariel is a forward front walkover
with no hands. Front ariel and cartwheel ariel
are both no hand and you basically flying in
the air. Lastly round of back handspring can be
really hard for people who are self taught.
To begin, back handspring full twist can be
hard if you are doing it on the ground some
flips only pro’s can do them like in the
olympics . Secondly you have to be strong to
do a round of back handspring. Lastly, you can
add a lot of stuff to routines with lot of flips.
Top: Gymnast on balance beam
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Bottom: Gymnast doing a layout step out
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