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Hey gymnasts! Whether you are a gym beginner or a gym veteran, we all have different reasons as to why we love gymnastics.
Gymnasts have a certain energy and passion for their sport that is hard to find anywhere else. They go to the gym multiple times a week to train hard and become the strongest they can be. There is no friendship stronger than that between teammates who train and compete together. Some gymnasts enjoy the thrill and pressure of competitions, while others are simply training for fun.
There is so much to learn from gymnastics, too. Gymnasts learn to face obstacles and conquer their fears. They develop important skills for life like time management: it takes a lot of effort to balance school and training! Their coaches teach them good sportsmanship and discipline. Gymnasts learn how to grow past tough times and come out stronger in the end. They gain confidence in themselves and learn how to be leaders. This is why we
If you follow us on social media (and you should!) you know we talk a lot about our brand ambassadors. They are an outstanding group of gymnasts who love to share their passion for gymnastics and Snowflake Designs with their friends and followers. They are dedicated gymnasts and great role models for gymnasts everywhere.
This week's blog post was written by Ambassador Sabrina @sabrinasgymnastics. She is a young Level 3 gymnast from North Carolina. Her blog entry is something that many gymnasts can relate to: dedicating all free time to gymnastics, despite wanting to do other things.
If you follow us on social media, you know our brand ambassadors. These gymnasts work hard both in and out of the gym and share their love for gymnastics and Snowflake leotards with the digital world. They are influential figures for gymnasts of all ages.
Jakoby is a Level 4 gymnast working hard to achieve her gymnastics dreams. Her mom Lisa tells the story of Jakoby's journey into gymnastics and how they faced their struggles entering a new sport. This is a story that many gym parents can relate to.
Jakoby’s path into competitive gymnastics has not been easy, but I’ll tell you that if she can do it, anyone can do it.
Jakoby was born into a single-parent household. There was no shared custody or financial responsibilities, so things have always been a little rough and tight. At
If you follow us on social media, you know our brand ambassadors. These gymnasts work hard both in and out of the gym and share their love for gymnastics and Snowflake leotards with the digital world. They are influential figures for gymnasts of all ages.
Gwynneth is one of our ambassadors. She is a Level 3/4 gymnast working hard to achieve her gymnastics dreams. Her mom Krista tells the story of Gwynneth's toughest challenge she's had to overcome: a serious injury that took her out of the gym for months. So many gymnasts face injuries in and out of the gym that make them stronger as they overcome the challenge. Here's Krista and Gwynneth's story.
What My Daughter's Gymnastics Injury Taught Me (and Her)
Gwynneth was always a ball of energy. At 2 years old, she loved going to gymnastics classes. What she lacked in ability, she made up for in enthusiasm and fearlessness. Team was not a consideration
If you follow us on social media, you know our brand ambassadors. These gymnasts work hard both in and out of the gym and share their love for gymnastics and Snowflake leotards with the digital world. They are influential figures for gymnasts of all ages.
Grace is a Snowflake ambassador. She is a Level 6 gymnast working hard to achieve her gymnastics dreams. Her mom Karidee tells the story of Grace's experience so far with the current global situation. She discusses how Grace is handling the gym closures, and what she is doing to stay active and have fun while she's at home. Here's Karidee and Grace's story.
Two weeks ago, Grace started worrying when she saw activities start to be canceled and closed. Then, a gymnastics competition was canceled, and she was very upset. She cried and cried. She said she
