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Gymnastics Lessons Vol. 6 - Horizontal (High) Bar
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(2 ratings)
15 students
Created bySport Videos
Last updated 9/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Students will have a better understanding of the important fundamentals and drills for the horizontal bar event.
  • Students will know about important safety concepts and spotting techniques to assist gymnasts..
  • Students will understand certain biomechanics in relation to body position on the horizontal bar ..
  • Students will understand the judging criteria for this event.

Course content

1 section9 lectures33m total length
  • Introduction0:55
  • High Bar Basics8:23
  • Giants1:25
  • Kips1:00
  • Flyaway Dismount4:16
  • Front Giants4:02
  • Beginning Circles2:25
  • Strap Bar10:15
  • Closing Comments0:21

Requirements

  • The student should have good upper body strength and be able to hang from a high bar easily.

Description

Delve into the realm of Horizontal Bar skills and drills with personalized lessons from a true gymnastics expert. Olympic Gold Medalist Rustam Sharipov takes the lead in this video, providing step-by-step guidance that breaks down high bar skills to their fundamental basics. This approach streamlines the learning process, enabling gymnasts to progress more rapidly. The video encompasses a range of topics, including high bar fundamentals, kips, introductory circles, pirouettes, giants, flyaway dismounts, and strap bar skills and drills. Whether you're a coach, parent, or gymnast, this video stands as an invaluable resource.

About the Coach: Rustam Sharipov, a two-time Olympic gold medalist representing Ukraine, boasts a storied career in gymnastics. His achievements include a team gold medal with the Unified team in 1992 and gold on the parallel bars, along with a team bronze, representing Ukraine in 1996. Sharipov's illustrious journey also encompassed participation in numerous International and World Championships. Following his retirement from competitive gymnastics in 2000, he transitioned to the United States, embarking on a coaching career that has left an enduring mark on the sport. His coaching stints have included positions at renowned programs such as the Bart Conner Gymnastics Academy in Norman, OK (2000-01), the Houston Gymnastics Academy in Houston, TX (2001-05), an Assistant Coach role at the University of Oklahoma in Norman from 2005-2011, and his current position as the Head Coach at The Ohio State University in Columbus, OH since 2011.


Who this course is for:

  • The course is for coaches of men's gymnastics and gymnasts.