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Drills for Better Roundoffs - Tammy Biggs

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Uploaded by on Oct 29, 2009

The Round off is one of the most important skills to do well. Here are some drills from Tammy Biggs to make the round off better.

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  • i thought that

    i just wasnt sure

    lol

  • she looks like amanda jetter

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  • @xic4loca I like what you're implying. It's funny! However, to be fair, a lot of youger men (as in <30) are still gymnasts themselves, are often coaching boys, or (most often) have no idea who Tammy Biggs is and really wouldn't care. Most of the men I work with as a coach are older, they're parents, and most definately not creepy. There are plenty of better ways to get off than watching a 1 minute video with Tammy in it, lol!

  • @xic4loca O.O

  • woaahh the statistics of ppl watching this is:

    Female 13-17

    Female 35-44

    Male 45-54 <---- o.O

  • @apluskel use the shorter panels....for my level 3's i have them run into it on a longer panel and they can get it. also a good one for them is unfold the panel to half and have them start with hands on the ground and land up onto the mat...requires them to learn how to push with their shoulders to get up and rebound. you can also use a hula hoop at the end instead of a chalk box and they'll like it :)

    another good one for teaching the push is turning the panel mat sideways and going over it!

  • @apluskel for beginners do 'slow-motion' snap down drills from double stacked panels...AND drill straight-leg blocking cartwheels up onto the panel mat from the ground... AND have them start ON TOP of a HALF panel mat, then reach from one end of the mat down the 'line' made by the crease and do cartwheel-step-in to the other end. :)

  • that gymnastics is really good and keeping her toes pitter and squeezing her legs together and staying straight.!!! shes pretty to(:

  • hmm would this work for level 3's or just more advanced round-offs? I doubt the kids understand straight leg landings yet or could even cover the length of a mat theyr so short...any good ones for beginners?

  • hi people

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