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Stretching and Flexibility
Health & Wellness
Back Flexibility and Walkover Drills
We will be actively stretching our back and arms with the goal of improving flexibility in the bridge position. We will also actively move through drills for falling to our hands and kicking over in a bridge.
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40 minutes
per class
Meets once
9-12
year olds
2-8
learners per class
per learner
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Description
Class Experience
Learners will become more confident when stretching. Learners will become more bodily aware. Learners will improve their back flexibility. Leaners will learn steps to fall back into a bridge and kick-over from a bridge, progressing to a back walkover over time.
Level 2 trained Artistic Gymnastics Coach.
There is no homework for this class however every day practice helps the learner become more likely to progress this skill faster as they train their muscle memory, flexibility and strength! There will be a stretching "cheat sheet" available in the classroom to aid learners with this.
40 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
This class is appropriate for young learners. A soft surface is recommended as we will be using the floor at times, as well as an open space to reduce risk of injury. If a student is tired they are always welcome to take a break. I will be watching and correcting mistakes as well as demonstrating safe execution of exercises before attempting. Proper footwear should be worn or bare-feet to reduce any slipping. Students are encourage to have a water bottle nearby. We will warm up our muscles at the beginning of class with some movements. Injuries can occur if not properly supervised.