TY  - BOOK
AU  - Mitchell,Debby
AU  - Davis,Barbara
AU  - Lopez,Raim
TI  - Teaching fundamental gymnastics skills
SN  - 0736001247 (pbk.)
AV  - GV461 .M54 2002
U1  - 796.44 M69 2002 23
PY  - 2002///
CY  - Champaign, Illinois, USA
PB  - Human Kinetics
KW  - Gymnastics
KW  - Study and teaching
N1  - Gym basics - teaching safety, teaching well; getting started - foundational positions and movements; floor; balance beam; springboard and vault; horizontal bars; parallel bars; CoED; Bachelor of Physical Education
N2  - Synopsis: Now you can teach or coach gymnastics - even if you don't have a gymnastics background - and ensure that every child learns and succeeds. Teaching FUNdamental Gymnastics Skills is a hands-on guide that provides you with a strong foundation in exploratory gymnastic skills as well as formal gymnastic skills and helps you bridge the gap between the two approaches. A unique feature of Teaching FUNdamental Gymnastics Skills is the use of specific verbal cues for different learning styles. You'll get "kinder" cues appropriate for young learners, plus cues that address these learning styles: Logical/mathematical; Visual/spatial; Bodily/kinesthetic; Musical/rhythmical; Verbal/linguistic. The book covers these essential teaching topics: Foundational positions and movements that form the building blocks for all gymnastics skills; How fundamental skills fit together to make complex movements and sequences; Common errors in gymnastics skills and how to correct them; Hard-to-find safety information, including injury prevention and tips for spotting; This well-organized book also covers skill progressions and lead-ups for floor, beam, springboard/vault, and bars. Each skill includes practical information you can use for individual or small-group work at stations: a complete description, common errors, spotting information and checklists. Additional special features include the following: A movement chart, in each chapter, outlines the skill progressions; Sequential illustrations clarify skill sequences and progressions; A skill finder chart makes it easy to find skill descriptions based on level of difficulty; Learn how to deliver effective and safe gymnastics instruction in an educational setting, no matter what your experience or comfort level. Teaching FUNdamental Gymnastics Skills is a great way to get started in teaching gymnastics, build students' confidence, and introduce fun programs.; This manual is for those teaching or coaching basic gymnastic skills. It covers safety and beginning information, floor, beam, springboard/vault, horizontal and parallel bars. The skills are presented with progressions in strength, endurance, balance and confidence
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