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    In gymnastics math plays a crucial role in tricks and stunts. If a gymnast does not have enough power to complete a trick at the right angle the trick will not be safely completed. There is also math in how gymnastics are judged and how skills are rated. There are five different values of grading a skill, the skills are A, B, C, D, E and F. For each skill level the difficulty point increases by one tenth. The goal of a gymnast is to get a perfect score of ten (Isport, rules and regulations). In

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    Gymnastics is an intensive sport that puts an enormous amount of pressure onto girls from the age of 5 to perform to high standards. Gymnastics has been around since the opening of the Olympics which was in 1896. This sport contains the elements of strength, flexibility and a high level of coordination. Girls tend to excel in these elements of personal fitness but it can also cause excruciating pain in the nearby future. Structures of the body are strong while they are used, but overtime the bone

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    According to Oxford Dictionaries, the formal definition of gymnastics is "Exercises developing or displaying physical agility and coordination. The modern sport of gymnastics typically involves exercises on uneven bars, balance beam, floor, and vaulting horse for women, and horizontal and parallel bars, rings, floor, and pommel horse for men." Gymnastics is a competitive sport in which gymnasts perform acrobatic feats such as leaps, flips, turns, handstands and choreographed routines. These acrobatics

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    factors as different physical, physiological and anthropometric factors might influence the gymnast's performance (Cagnoa et al., 2009). Artistic gymnastics (AG) is a highly skilled sport where the physiological demands of gymnasts are continually increased as international standardization of competitive gymnastics takes

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    Gymnastics started out as just an exercise program of different moves in Greece. The modernization of gymnastics began in the late 1700s, its been around for about 2,000 years. This is one of the oldest forms of exercise in the world. The scores are completely different not only because the system changed, but because the level of difficulty was also higher. In the sport of gymnastics is ‘the perfect 10’ scoring system was changed the most. For this research paper, I will be researching the gymnastics

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    Texas Best Gymnastics Everyone remembers that one place, that one place that instantly makes you feel good, that one place where you can completely act like yourself. For me, that one special location forever remains Texas Best Gymnastics, in McKinney, Tx. What I always adored was practicing with my team.I began competing there at the age of eight, and I competed my last competition shortly after my thirteenth birthday. However, even though I no longer spend half my time at the gym like I used to

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    (FIG) is the leading association for competitive gymnastics. In 1981 FIG changed the age restrictions for gymnasts to compete in the Olympics from fourteen to fifteen and from fifteen to sixteen in 1997. The recent change prompted huge controversies throughout the gymnastics world, with many proponents either supporting or against the age regulations. One of the main reasons set down by the FIG was given by Michel Leglise, chair of the gymnastics medical commission and executive member of the FIG

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    Gymnastics Springboard

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    The topic of this experiment is to determine which type of gymnastics springboard will give the highest elevation. There are two types of springboards used in vaulting the traditional springboard and the air board. Based on research the hypothesis states that if a gymnast jumps on an air board then the height off the board will be higher than if jumping on a traditional springboard. To begin with, the vault has been in the Olympics for men since 1896 and for women since 1952. The vault requires

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    going to gymnastics with my friend Annabelle, before the elite tournament. When we got there, we started with stretches in the class. Our teacher Ms. Wilson thought we were ready to do level six gymnastics. Annabelle and we gave it a try. I doubted that we could do it but I had to just believe.Level six one of the hardest levels in our gym. Most girls on this team were 12 and 13 and Annabelle and I were 9. The thing I hated was that we also had to do beam if we were put on level 6 gymnastics. I hated

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    Artistic gymnastics is a good sport to take part in because it improves your strength, flexibility, coordination and balance, gives you the chance to build great relationships with others, and you will often experience the feeling of flying.There are five types of gymnastics, artistic, rhythmic, acrobatic, trampoline and tumbling, and aerobic, but artistic is the most popular. A gymnast will be taught a variety of skills from a kip on the uneven bars to a Yurchenko on vault. Artistic gymnastics can often

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