How to Cartwheel for Gymnastics Warm Ups

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Summary: Learn gymnastics warm ups such as the cartwheel in this free instructional video on gymnastics warm-ups.

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Heather McCanna has been making cards for ten years. She teaches craft lessons to Elementary School children, and regularly volunteers arts-and-crafts time to a local high school. ...read more

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ororo said

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on 8/2/2008 Hi heather!I'd like to thank you and expert village for the free gymnastics vidoes that are in this site. they are very helpful for me in instructing my students about gymnastics. They show very incredible interest in this subject as they see you as the instructor. they kind of idolizing your confidence in executions and demonstrations. Thanks a lot.More power to you! by the way, how can i download these videos to a pc? Thanks again.

nikky1 said

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on 8/2/2008 Can you do a 1 hand?

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on 8/2/2008 why i am unable to play the videos, It's not getting started and there is no optin to click play or anything else. please advise me.

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"I’m Heather McCanna with expertvillage.com and in this clip I’ll be discussing gymnastics warm-ups, specifically a cartwheel. After learning the handstand, you will utilize the same entry technique to perform a cartwheel. This is a basic tumbling skill that will help you in many floor and balance beam exercises. Once again, with your foot faced directly in front of you and your arms above your head, you’re going to lean forward shifting your weight onto that front foot. Now instead of putting your hands directly in front of you, you’re going to turn with the hand that corresponds to the foot in front closer to that foot. This will put you in a sideways position as your hands touch the ground. After putting your hands sideways on the ground, you’re going to continue the motion stepping the foot that was behind you down first. Try and do this slowly and very carefully, keeping your feet directly above your body so that you can perform the skill in a straight line. Often, you learn the skill for the balance beam and this way you can stay straight on the balance beam and not fall off. "

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