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Who better to get gymnastics tips and tricks from than gymnastics experts?! Our team here at Snowflake is full of gymnastics experts with a variety of experiences and knowledge in the sport of gymnastics. We have former gymnasts, former & current gymnastics coaches, gymnastics moms, and former dancers on our team that allow us to provide you with the best gymnastics tips and tricks! Read below to become and expert in gymnastics yourself!
Tips & Tricks to Have the Best Gymnastics Practice
Practicing is second nature to most gymnasts. It’s something you do almost every day, after all. To make sure you’re in the right frame of mind and body to make each practice a GREAT one, we’ve collected some tips and tricks for making each class or practice the best it can be. A successful practice doesn't just happen; it requires preparation, focus, and a positive attitude. Here’s how to set yourself up for success.
Know Your Schedule
Understanding your practice schedule is essential. It may seem obvious, but knowing the exact days and times of your practices is incredibly important. This knowledge allows you to optimize your gym experience and demonstrate responsibility as a gymnast. Arriving on time is not just a courtesy; it’s a safety issue. Many gyms have strict rules about punctuality because missing the warm-up and stretch can lead to injury when you jump straight
Summer gymnastics camp is something fun and exciting for gymnasts of all ages and levels. There are so many different kinds of gymnastics camps available these days that there is something that fits every gymnasts wants, needs, and budget. Gymnastics camps are a great learning experience for all gymnasts. Gymnasts get to work with a variety of different coaches, use different equipment, work on different skills, and make friends when they go to gymnastics camp. From day camp in your club gym to overnight camp at FlipFest or
Looking for a last-minute Valentine's Day craft or activity? Or does your gymnast need Valentine's to give to her teammates? Snowflake has you covered with easy and inexpensive DIY hair scrunchie Valentines!
How to Make Hair Scrunchie Valentines
First, you will need to order some hair scrunchies from Snowflake Designs. Luckily for you, you can get 5 hair scrunchies for $10! Shop Grab Bag Hair Scrunchies here!
Once you have your gymnastics hair scrunchies, cut a small piece of paper into the shape
Are you still looking for that perfect gift for your gymnast this Christmas? But you are worried that your order will not arrive in time for the Holidays? No need to stress, Snowflake has you covered this holiday season! Get your gymnast a digital Snowflake Designs Gift Card!
You can select the price of the gift card anywhere between $10 - $500. They are very easy to purchase and you do not have to wait for it to be delivered. The gift card can be sent directly to the recipient's email address! There is no better last–minute gift for gymnasts!
With a Snowflake Designs gift card, your gymnast can purchase whatever she wants most from our one-stop gymnastics shop. She can choose from our large selection of gymnastics leotards
Every gymnast will at some point have to face winning and losing. Learning how to win humbly and lose gracefully is very important for any athlete, but especially for gymnasts. If a gymnast never learns the "right way" to win and lose, they will face struggles in their gymnastics career. These gymnasts don't make good teammates who celebrate their friends' wins despite their own loss, or humble their own win to support a friend through a bad loss. The art of a graceful win and loss is extremely important to being a great gymnast. We wanted to share some tips and tricks on winning, and losing, gracefully in gymnastics.
Gymnasts who start competing at a young age have more experience with winning and losing, and so are less likely to worry about a loss or brag about a win when they're older. If your child is interested in competing at a young age, let them! More experience with winning and losing will only help them later in life.
