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First, always assist the beginner through the exercise the first few times and gradually reduce the physical contact as he improves. The in­structor must guide the performer so that he will be sure to get the feeling of the whole performance from the beginning. Second, spotting is very much a matter of handling weights. Weights are always lifted with the big leg muscles, not with the arms or back. When a man lifts or catches a weight, he gets under it. In tum­bling, this means that the assistant or "spotter" must keep close to his man, get under his elbows in somersaults, and always be near enough to anticipate and prevent falls. Spotting at arm's length cannot be effective.
 
  
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# The confidence of the performer should be developed in him­ self and in the safety man. The instructor should personally initiate the timid beginner into the fundamentals of tum­bling. Use none but dependable bottom men, and once they are picked, they should seldom be changed.
 
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# The attention of the performer should always be kept away from the dangers of an exercise. He should be allowed to think only of the fundamentals for proper execution. Fear causes tension and distracts from the ability to concentrate on fundamentals.
 
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In a tuck a gymnast is bend at the hips and the knees. Sit on the floor with your legs in front of you. Bend your knees so that your knees are touching your chest and your feet are "tucked" in close to your body. A variation on the tuck is called a "cowboy" tuck in which the gymnast pulls their knees out to the side somewhat in order to compress the tuck further. This enables faster rotation.
 
  
 
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In a pike a gymnast is bent only at the hips. Sit on the floor with your legs straight out in front of you. Pikes of varying degrees including where a gymnast is essentially folded in half at their hips are used in gymnastics.
 
  
 
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In a layout a gymnast is not bent at the hips nor the legs. A layout is the term used for a rotating skill in which the gymnasts body is essentially straight. A layout can be performed either hollow or arched.
 
  
 
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In an arch a gymnasts hips are pushed forward, chest is open. Lie on your stomach with your arms by your ears. Lift your heels while keeping your legs straight, and lift your arms while keeping your arms straight.
 
  
 
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Basically like a tuck. I don't know why they put this in here...
 
  
 
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In a straddle a gymnasts legs are separated with neither leg being forward or backward of the other. A straddled pike is a straddle in which the hips are closed or "piked" to some degree.
 
  
 
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Forward roll but not from a standing position.
 
  
 
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Start standing up but with your legs straddle standing position. Roll backwards putting your hands between your legs and pushing over. Once you get use to it, you should be able to come up with your legs straight and not bent.
 
  
 
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Swedish fall is like a pike plank position and then just putting one leg up.
 
  
 
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Make a triangle. The bottom two points are the hand's positions and the top point is for the head. This will help you balance. Many people put their hands and head in a straight line, but you can't balance like that. You'll fall over. Instead of kicking straight up, you are going to rest your knees against your elbows because your elbows will be bent.
 
  
 
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Start in a lunge. Go Hand hand foot foot. So hands down first, the one closest to the ground first, then the other one, bring legs over and land.
 
  
 
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Have the base go on hands and knees. The top will put one hand on the base's thigh and the other on the arm. They will lay their head over/on their back so their chin goes over their back and they will go into a handstand/headstand.
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 21:26, 14 July 2022

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Gimnasia

Nivel de destreza

2

Año

1976

Version

27.11.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

Asociación General

Tumbling and Balancing AY Honor.png
Gimnasia
Actividades recreacionales
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
Asociación General
Año de introducción
1976
Vea también
Maestría Deportista
Gimnasia - Avanzado


1

Hacer una lista de precauciones de seguridad que cada ejecutante y espectador debe seguir.



2

Describir las posiciones básicas:


2a

Agrupado



2b

Escuadra



2c

Extendido



2d

Híper extensión (arco)



2e

En cuclillas



2f

Abrirse de piernas



2g

Posición de pie (ampliación)




3

Realizar los siguientes maniobras individuales con forma y compostura:


3a

Rodar en la posición de agrupado desde cuclillas hacia adelante



3b

Rodar a la posición de escuadra desde la posición de pie


3c

Rodar y clavarse (la longitud debe ser igual a la altura propia)


3d

Rodar en la posición de agrupado desde cuclillas hacia atrás


3e

Rodar hacia atrás desde la posición de pie


3f

Rodar hacia atrás al abrir las piernas desde la posición extendido



3g

Caída sueco



3h

Posición de rana (pegando la rodilla y el codo apoyado)



3i

Parada de cabeza desde la posición de rana



3j

Parada de mano con la cabeza apoyada



3k

Parada de manos sin la cabeza apoyada



3l

Hacer una voltereta lateral (cartwheel)




4

Realizar con forma y compostura seis de las siguientes maniobras con un compañero:


4a

Posición en pecho



4b

Posición en muslo



4c

Equilibrio de rodilla sobre los hombros



4d

Equilibrio del ángel de frente


4e

Parada en los hombros


4f

Apoyar en la rodilla baja


4g

Equilibrio en el muslo


4h

El ángel de frente, abierto de piernas en la cintura





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