The Power of Yet
“I’m not good at this…”
“I’m not good at this…yet.”
It’s amazing how that small three-letter word— yet —changes the entire meaning and direction of the sentence. Read more “The Power of Yet”
It’s amazing how that small three-letter word— yet —changes the entire meaning and direction of the sentence. Read more “The Power of Yet” →
Here’s a few resolutions that your Gymnast may like to read through and choose a few to help them not only at Gymnastics but at school and home.
❤️
A brilliant video on the life lessons from gymnastics.
#thebenefitsofgymnastics
Learn more about The Benefits of Gymnastics here.
What if Johnny never learns a cartwheel? Or how about if Janie never masters holding a handstand? Would there still be any value in putting your preschooler in a gymnastics class?
Yes, I say.
Absolutely, yes.
In addition to it being a lot of fun, here are twenty reasons your preschool aged child should do gymnastics that have nothing to do with learning gymnastics.
Read more “20 Reasons your Preschooler should do Gymnastics” →
Read more “How Gymnastics Helps Your Child Succeed in School” →
Gymnastics is hard. I know. But, I also know that is why you love it. The challenges gymnastics faces you with everyday in the gym are the reasons you show up to practice everyday. You “want” to get better. You “want” to make it to the next level. You “want” to be just like the “big girls” in the gym. But being successful in the sport of gymnastics takes a lot more than “wanting”.
Being successful in gymnastics takes a life consuming dedication to the sport. You may be having a hard day, week, or month in the gym right now but don’t give up on yourself or the sport that loves you just quite yet. You are a gymnast, that means you are currently training in one of the hardest sports in the world. You may not realize it right now, but this sport will teach you so many life lessons. You are a tenacious girl, with a fiery spirit who can out do all the boys in a pull-up contest on the playground any day. So here is my letter to you. Gymnast to gymnast, I know you can get through this…all you need is a little pep-talk.
It has been said life is equal parts what happens to us and how we process what happens to us.
I think that is very true in gymnastics. The attitudes and beliefs that a gymnast has about herself and the sport will inevitably shape how long she participates, or at least how happy she is while she is involved.
Read more “9 Beliefs That Will Lead Your Gymnast to Quit (or at Least be Very Unhappy)” →
You must be logged in to post a comment.