The act of balancing on a thin rope or on a beam is mesmerizing. It the act that professionally pulls a large crowd and people throng to see the artist at work. Walking on something that isn’t broad enough to hold your two feet side by side is not something everyone can do. It is however a requirement of magicians, trapeze artists, gymnasts, ballet dancers and also sportsmen to some degree. It is all about balancing your body when your mind is focused on keeping the balance on a thin rope or beam. Even construction workers need to maintain their balance while working in tough areas. An aspiring gymnast certainly needs to practice on balancing in the very beginning. Without balance there is no concept of gymnastics. Young children especially girls as we see today are very interested in gymnastics. The schools in UK are doing a great job by providing such classes so that the girls can become cheerleaders or gymnasts when they grow up. Being a parent are you as supportive to yo
Mats for gymnastics are used for safety and practicing new skills. Usually a piece or pieces of foam covered in leather are given the shape to form the desired product. Foam density ranges from firm to soft based on the product’s needs and its target market. For instance, gymnastic floor mats are designed to be a bit firm so that when a person sits on it they do not feel exhausted but still get the firmness of a floor. Crash mats are soft because they are designed to protect when a person falls, being firm can be hurtful which goes against its purpose. Similarly the gymnastics foam wedge is relatively firm. It is designed to make you rollover without breaking your speed and without hurting. The wedge shaped foam is to practice rolling which is a very important factor for a gymnast. Professional gymnasts have the ability to spin in mid air but that only happens when you’ve mastered the basics and have advanced to master levels. The first step is to practice on the cheese ma