What's included
Homework
1 hour per week. Homework each week will include practicing their handstands and uploading videos of them doing handstands for feedback by Coach KazClass Experience
In this fun and interactive flex class, students will learn how to perform a handstand. They'll also get tips on being safe while performing handstands. Handstands are a fun and important skill for students who are interested in any kind of acrobatic or cheerleading sport. In this class, we will emphasize safety first. Students should practice gymnastics in a safe environment away from breakables. Students should have a soft area like a gymnastics mat, yoga mat, and lots of pillows. If possible please provide an empty wall for students to practice handstands on. Here is what the class schedule looks like: Week 1: Students will watch a video introducing the handstand. They will then practice alongside Coach Kaz in the video. After students watch the video, students will upload a video of them doing the handstand they learned in class that day. Uploads are due by the end of the day on Friday of every week. Coach Kaz will provide feedback via video. We will play an interactive game in class to see who can have the straightest legs for their first handstand. The instructions for the game will be outlined in the first video. Week 2: Students will watch a video on how to do a handstand using a wall as support. They will practice with the video, then upload a short video of them performing the handstand that they learned in class. Uploads are due by the end of the day on Friday of every week. Coach Kaz will provide feedback via video. We will play an interactive game to see who can get their hands closest to the wall this week. The instructions for the game will be outlined in the video they watched for class. Week 3: Students will watch a video about how to kick their feet higher in a handstand. Students will also learn how to put their legs together in this video. Students should practice alongside the video with Coach Kaz, then upload a video of their best handstands from this class. Uploads are due by the end of the day on Friday of every week. Coach Kaz will provide feedback via video for the students to continue practicing throughout the week. Our game this week will be to see who can hold their handstand the longest. The instructions for the game will be outlined in the video they watched for class. Week 4: Students will watch a video on how to walk on their hands. They will practice with the video, then upload a short video of them performing the handstand that they learned in class. Uploads are due by the end of the day on Friday of every week. Coach Kaz will provide feedback via video. We will play an interactive game to see who can do the most steps in a handstand walk. The instructions for the game will be outlined in the video they watched for class. Throughout the length of the class, we will play a side game, which will be outlined in the first video for more student interaction. Coach Kaz will have office hours for students who are struggling with any part of their handstand on Fridays.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Please practice gymnastics in a safe place away from breakables and hard surfaces. Please provide a blank wall if possible for students to practice handstands against a wall. Although Coach Kaz Gymnastics focuses on safety first in all classes, there is always a possibility of injury to the head or neck while practicing handstands at home. Please use all precautions explained in our videos.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
Kaz is a dedicated and passionate gymnastics coach with over a decade of experience. She began her coaching journey in 2009 and took her passion to the next level by opening Coach Kaz Gymnastics in 2012. Over the years, Kaz has expanded her business to online formats to share her love of gymnastics worldwide.
Kaz strives to make every session fun and active while fostering confidence, positive attitudes, and essential personal skills in her students. She believes that gymnastics is more than just a sport; it’s the foundation of human movement, providing the building blocks necessary for development in all sports. The fitness and life skills learned through gymnastics are tremendous, and Kaz is dedicated to showing her students that they can achieve anything they set their minds to with hard work and a positive attitude.
Kaz holds an associate's degree in Sports Exercise and Science from Amarillo College, where she gained hands-on experience teaching both children and adults about fitness and body movement. She furthered her education at West Texas A&M University, earning a degree in Psychology. This academic background provides Kaz with a deep understanding of how the mind and body work together, enhancing her ability to teach new skills effectively.
Kaz has taken numerous courses focused on teaching the foundations of gymnastics. Her commitment to continuing education and practical experience has made her an expert in her field. Kaz loves watching her students grow stronger and more confident with each new skill, knowing they have a solid foundation to build upon.
Thank you for considering Coach Kaz Gymnastics. Kaz looks forward to helping your child discover the joys of gymnastics and develop skills that will benefit them in all areas of life.
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Live Group Class
$8
weekly or $30 for 4 weeks4 weeks
Completed by 1 learner
No live video meetings
Ages: 7-12
This class is no longer offered
Financial Assistance
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