
A short clip demonstrating how to have the perfect gymnastic posture.
A walkthrough of the ideal press-up position, or front support, and its reverse, the back support.
Examples of the pike and straddle positions to practice before attaching them to a routine.
The tuck and star shapes are isolated to demonstrate perfect form.
The dish and arch shapes are unpacked.
Demonstrations of how to correctly end jumps.
The stretch, tuck and straddle jumps are taught, with slow motion examples included for ease of learning.
The correct execution of the half turn and full twist are demonstrated.
A rope is used to show how to develop your cartwheel, with an ideal cartwheel demonstrated at the end.
More advanced cartwheeling techniques are taught: the front-to-back, front-to-front, and one-handed.
How to correctly move into and support a headstand.
How to perfect the traditional handstand.
How to bend into, and kick out of, a bridge.
A more advanced bridge technique is taught: the walkover.
A lesson on how to develop both the side and box splits.
The correct posture for an ideal arabesque.
How to develop and hold the pike and straddle levers.
The correct way to enter into, and hold, a shoulderstand.
Straight log rolls are demonstrated through the use of the dish and arch shapes, as well as sideways rolls.
How to develop and execute a dexterous forward roll.
More advanced forward roll techniques are taught: the dive forward roll, forward roll to straddle, and handstand forward roll.
The circle (or teddy bear) roll is taught in step-by-step stages.
How to practice for, and complete, a full backward roll from standing.
More advanced backward roll techniques are taught: the backward roll into front support, and backward roll into straddle.
A collection of leap techniques are demonstrated as an alternative form of movement between skills: the split leap, cat leap and stag leap.
How to correctly indicate to the judges when you’re beginning and ending a routine.
An example of a full routine to learn and practice.
A second example of a routine, this one being more like a tumble.
Whether you're a coach, PE teacher, parent or even a budding gymnast yourself, this course contains everything you need to know about developing and teaching the essential gymnastics skills. This course will provide you with insightful coaching tips, born out of years of teaching and coaching experience. High quality clips guide you through a multitude of floor skills under the expert tuition of Gemma Coles, Head Coach of Head Over Heels Gymnastics. The clips break down the skills in detail with slow motion features for the more advanced skills. The featured gymnasts range in ability and provide achievable gymnastics results whether you/your pupils are new to the sport or advanced gymnasts.