61. Menlo Park Gymnastics Staff All classes are held at the Menlo Park gymnastics Center next to BurgessGym. Our purpose is to teach Children First and gymnastics Second. http://www.ci.menlo-park.ca.us/departments/com/act_guide/gymnstaff.htm

Home City Codes City Hours/Holidays Contact Us MENLO PARK GYMNASTICS STAFF 501 Laurel Street - Menlo Park, CA 94025 Phone: 650.858.3480 PEARCE WAGNER PROGRAM COORDINATOR KAREN MIHALEK PROGRAM ASSISTANT SAVINA KRAKOWSKI PROGRAM ASSISTANT CEDY FISHER TEACHER JENNIFER KAUFMAN NATALIE CALTA OLGA VINDUK Olga has taught gymnastics for five years after competing in over 30 competitions in the USSR. Olga received her diploma and B. C. degree from Zaporoge State University, specializing in gymnastics, athletics, and swimming. She has lectured and conducted practical sessions with various sport teams on physical education methodology in the areas of gymnastics and athletic training. Olga received her Master of Sports award while in the Ukraine. Olga now lives in Redwood City with her husband, Alex. She enjoys theater, literature, and music. MEGAN SCHRADER From the age of 8 to 14 Megan spent her life training at Menlo Park Gymnastics under the direction of Coach Michael Taylor. Since she loves gymnastics she is now teaching here at Menlo Park. In 1999 Megan left to study marine biology at Hawaii Pacific University, but has since returned to the Bay Area. When she is not at school or working she enjoys traveling with family and friends.

62. Schools In The USA The Source For College Prep Career They teach them not only the correct rules and strategies of gymnastics, butalso teach them to love, respect, and honor gymnastics in all its forms. http://www.schoolsintheusa.com/careerprofiles_details.cfm?CarID=1199

63. Tumble Time Gymnastics - About Us Instruct classes where gymnastics skills are used as tools to teach positivelearning attitudes, with skill mastery being a secondary goal. http://www.tumbletimegymnastics.com/aboutus.html

The Tumble Time Gymnastics and Magic Tumble Bus Mission Statement We strive to: Teach not just for now, but for a lifetime. Develop happy, healthy and responsible children, who have a sense of innate worth. Provide a safe environment in which children love to learn, accept challenges, and care about and help others. Instruct classes where gymnastics skills are used as tools to teach positive learning attitudes, with skill mastery being a secondary goal. And lastly, provide a program in which every child benefits and is a "winner." Chad and Katie Babcock Chad and Katie Babcock have run the Magic Tumble Bus mobile gymnastics program since 1998. They have worked with thousands of Treasure Valley children. Both hold Idaho Teacher Certifications, as well as several U.S.A. Gymnastics Coaching and Safety Certifications. Chad is a three time NCAA All-American Gymnast and member of the Idaho Athletic Hall of Fame. Katie is bilingual, and has worked in several public and private schools throughout the United States. They have been teaching and coaching youth for a combined total of over 20 years. Their genuine love of children is the focus of their programs. Chad Three Time All-American Gymnast 3rd on Floor Exercise 1991 NCAA Championships 2nd on Vault 1993 NCAA Championships Academic All-American 1993

64. KidKountry.com: Swimming - Sports Center traditional gymnastics A site designed to outline the specifics of nontraditionalgymnastics with instructions on how to teach non-traditional gymnastics http http://www.kidkountry.com/sports/gym/index.php

Pick A Sport Category Baseball Basketball Football Gymnastics ... Water Skiing Free Newsletter Signup for a FREE E-mail Newsletter of: talented kids, Music News, Movies Info, Trivia and other fun stuff! Enter Your Email Address Here: What's Your Favorite Pet Dog Cat Hamster GYMNASTICS CENTER Tumbling Taylor (Age: 12, Saugus, MA) Taylor is into Gymnastics. And when we say into, we mean INTO! It's really more acrobatic dance to her. She combines both elements into her routines. Taylor seems more comfortable on her hands than on her feet. The moment she turned 14, her teacher wanted her to teach other classes. Taylor spends every Monday thru Friday dancing and gymnastics from about 3:30pm till 9:30pm. Her moth... Click Here to Read More... Gymnastics stories... 1. Taylor Richards, Age: 14, Tumbling Taylor 2. Dylan Quigley, Age: 11, Dynamo Dylan 3. Allison Taylor, Age: 14, Come Fly With Allison Other Category Web Sites... International Gymnastics Hall of Fame One of the oldest sports in the Olympic Games has one of the newest sites for honoring the world's finest athletes in gymnastics.

65. The Teach Fitness Network - Instructor Pages - Heather Glover Menu. Certifications I have been involved with gymnastics and dance for eight yearsthis has http://www.teachfitness.com/instructors/heather_glover.htm

document.write("" + day + month); document.write(myweekday + ", 200" + 2 + ""); TeachFitness Menu Home Just Starting Out Now I Want To Teach The Next Step Where Do I? Product Reviews Instructor Pages The Music Exchange Communties/Forums Access eMail Join Webring Back to Instructor Listings Heather Glover Certifications: I have been involved with gymnastics and dance for eight years this has also included instructing and choreographing. Other Specialty Courses: certified coaching classes. dance instructing classes. Member: C.B.S Gymnastics Club Classes Currently Taught: dance and gymnastics classes for the past three years Other Interests: hockey, baseball running, tennis Goals: Interested in teaching everything I learned and hope that other people will enjoy it as much as I did, and hope they have as much fun as possible. Contact: tnyglo@aol.com

66. Gymnastics Saskatchewan About 50% of the people that stopped at the booth wanted to know moreabout gymnastics and how to teach it properly. The other 50 http://www.gymsask.com/news/1998.06/club.html

Club News CLUB PROFILE: CAN-AM GYMNASTICS By Rick McCharles Can-Am was founded in 1979 by Rick Yano and his wife Mary. The current head coach is Doug Hillis who is concentrating on golf and tennis while taking care of 3 young children in Australia where he has accompanied his wife, Dr. Karen Chad, while on a 12 month sabbatical. I've stepped in while Doug is gone as the interim head coach. This puts me in a unique position to report on Can-Am in comparison with the dozens of clubs I've visited across Canada and even internationally in my role as a Gymnastics Canada Master Coaching Course Conductor. The club registers more than 350 members each year, and employs a full-time Head Coach, a part-time Assistant Head Coach/Recreation Director and a part-time Club Administrator. The Can-Am Gymnastics Club operates out of the Field House at the University of Saskatchewan. Can-Am has a large facility (over 10,000 sq ft) providing quality gymnastics all year around. It is an unusual, even off-putting at first glance, training facility. Housed in the Mezzanine, the facility is very long and narrow. In practice, however, I've found the gym an excellent training facility. The arrangement allows for good traffic flow. The most interesting and unique aspect of Can-Am is the philosophy of the competitive program. They really live the club mission statement - to provide an opportunity for gymnasts of all levels of ability in a safe and positive training environment. Can-Am is committed to the whole athlete, to the psychological and physical well-being of every child.

67. Acrobatic Heart I tend do this often, because I love the power of anime in the real world.When I first started to teach myself gymnastics, I had a hard time. http://www.diacenter.org/newmediacollab01-02/michaelsaxton/acrobatic.htm

For over 7 years, I have been in the Anime and video game worlds. But at the same time, I have been also doing character imatations on my own time. Usually I only imatate women characters and Back to Index

68. Croydon School Of Gymnastics - Recreational Gymnastics It is our aim in this class to teach balance, coordination and how to conditionand stretch their bodies ready to learn basic gymnastics, eg. http://www.croyschgym.fsnet.co.uk/recreation.html

As well as our Squad gymnasts, Croydon School of Gymnastics runs Recreational Classes as follows: Parent and Toddler "Fun Gym" Saturday Kinder (Class 1) Saturday Kinder (Class 2) Thursday Transitional Kinder (Class 3) ... Thursday Adults and Teens Class Every year we hold our Annual Class Championships to allow the gymnasts to display to their parents the skills they have learned. The results for 2000 can be seen on the Class Champions Page For information on entering our classes, or fees for our classes, see the "Class Fees and Assessments" section of the General Information. Parent and Toddler "Fun Gym" Saturday 9.15am - 10.00am This class was formed in September 1997. It encourages children from age of 1 to 3 years to explore the equipment in the Kinder Gym with their parents under the supervision of our coaching staff. We have climbing equipment, Ball Pool, Tunnels, Play Canopy and hand apparatus that is reserved solely for the use of this age group in the "Fun Gym". In addition to this, we also have Mini Size Artistic Apparatus (Rings, Parallel Bars, Asymmetric Bars, Beam, Vault, Boxes and Soft Foam Wedges) and full size Trampoline and Trampette in order that the children may learn technically correct shaping for basic skills. Back to top Saturday Kinder (Class 1) 10.15am - 11.15am

69. You Are Your Child’s First Teach We reason with our children as if they were grown ups and teach them with We tryto speed their development with baby walkers and gymnastics, and reason with http://www.thewellspring.com/cat/Adult_books/childs_first.html

You Are Your Child's First Teacher by Rahima Baldwin Dancy The importance of what our children learn in the home and through their relationship with us forms the irreplaceable foundation of all that comes later. Mother, childbirth educator, midwife, and Waldorf educator, Baldwin aims to deepen our understanding of the nature of the young child as a whole beingbody, mind, emotions, and spiritso enabling us to meet their needs for balanced development. It is Baldwin's sensitive, sincere, and ever-so-natural tending to the soul and spirit, as well as mind and body, of the newborn and young child, that makes this a very special book. In a society which values intellectual development above all else, we tend to ignore other aspects of development. We reason with our children as if they were grown ups and teach them with techniques appropriate for much older children. Distrustful of natural processes, we believe we have to do something in order to ensure our child's development. Milestones of the first three yearswalking, talking, thinking, and memoryoccur by themselves, according to their own timetable. Trusting natural processes does not mean that we do nothing, but that the things we do need to be consonant with the child's own developmental stages. The world of the young is critically endangered, as more and more children are placed in daycare in infancy, and academic pursuits are pushed onto younger and younger children.

70. Saskatchewan Physical Education: Safety Guidelines For Policy Development Many injuries that occur in a gymnastics context and in other physical activities- are the result of landing incorrectly. teach students how to land safely http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/docs/physed/safe/gym.html

GYMNASTICS GENERAL GUIDELINES Kindergarten to Grade 9 SUPERVISION KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 9 The Basic Movement Pattern (BMP) approach to gymnastics used in the Saskatchewan physical education curriculum is such that safety considerations are built into the program. By teaching landings - one of the basic movement patterns - teachers prevent injuries. Many injuries that occur in a gymnastics context - and in other physical activities - are the result of landing incorrectly. Teach students how to land safely in a variety of situations and have students practice landings regularly so they are learned to the point of becoming reflex reactions. Spotting - manual assistance provided to participants while performing skills on the floor or on equipment - is not appropriate in the elementary gymnastics program. Many gymnastics injuries are the result of attempting skills that students are not ready to perform. If the student needs spotting, this is a good indication that the student lacks the necessary physical or motor skills. Rather than have the student attempt the skill with a "spot", more activities that lead up to the skill can be provided. Not only does this approach prevent the tendency for students to become dependent on a spotter, it reflects the reality that in a large group setting the teacher cannot spot all the students. Mat work comes before use of equipment. A teacher who is unfamiliar with any gymnastics equipment can seek assistance from appropriate support staff and/or refrain from using the equipment until help is received.

71. Salem Gymnastics Sports Center in shape! Our programs are designed to teach mental discipline, releasestress, build confidence, and keep you in shape. Little http://www.salemgym.com/About/Karate/KarateMain.htm

WHERE CONFIDENCE SOARS! KARATE INTERNATIONAL The excitement is here! Learn from the largest Karate organization in NC. Earn a black belt, become a tournament Champion, or simply have fun and get in shape! Our programs are designed to teach mental discipline, release stress, build confidence, and keep you in shape. Little Dragons (ages 3-5) Offers Karate fun and excitement! 30 minute lessons build early coordination and teach valuable social skills. Karate (ages 5 through adults) click here! For the KI Spring 2003 calendar, click here! For a current class schedule and prices, click here! Contact the webmaster Last Modified: 19 March 2003 17:07

72. Gymnastics Revolution - Classes - 203-798-8651 35 Years Olds. Children from 3 - 4 years and 4 - 5 years are offered classesdesigned to teach basic gymnastics in a safe and fun enviroment. http://www.gymnasticsrevolution.com/gymrevclasses2.htm

Connecticut's Premiere Gymnastics Training Center 13 Francis Clarke Circle Bethel Connecticut 06801 Tel: 203-798-8651 CLASSES Mommy and Me Classes 1-3 Year Old T hese 45 minute classes are a fantastic introduction to gymnastics for children ages 1-3. They are full of fun and exciting, while providing participants with an exposure to basic gymnastics Classes develop fine and gross motor skills, and are often the first experience with a “coach.” For many students, interaction with other children, a new awareness of sports and activity, and the excitement of learning to use their bodies makes these gymnastics classes the highlight of their week. Bright colors, music, and new challenges offer a stimulating class for our youngest gymnasts, and on top of all these benefits, these children learn some great gymnastics! (See Schedule) Preschool 3-5 Year Olds Preschoolers between the age of 3 and 5 enjoy a 45 minute class, structured around

73. Rural Gymnastics When the chance arose to teach gymnastics in a rural VTschool, I thoughtit was a super idea, and I knew I couldn't pass up the opportunity. http://www.rochesterschool.org/pages/school/2001pages/mcloughlin/

Greetings, my name is Kathleen Mcloughlin! Welcome to my Rural Gymnastics web page. Gymnastics used to be my favorite hobby in Elementary school. When the chance arose to teach gymnastics in a rural VTschool, I thought it was a super idea, and I knew I couldn't pass up the opportunity. Every Tuesday and Thursday my mentor (Bob Long) and I met with the Hancock children, and we worked on specific things. Each day it would get harder, and as a result, the children improved on their skills. Then I started working on my senior paper, which was about bad coaching hurting a gymnast mentally, and physically, but also about the good aspects of coaching. Senior Project was a great opportunity, and even though I was really scared to begin this project, I'm really glad that I had the chance to teach gymnastics. It was fun, however I know now that I would like to peruse a different subject when I enter college. Click here for more pictures

74. Job Listings For Category IR Weekend hours also available. teach basic gymnastics skills to childrenof all ages. teach basic gymnastics skills to children of all ages. http://financial-aid.acadsvcs.wisc.edu/finaid/ir.html

75. Gyminny Kids Gymnastics Employment Levels Of gymnastics; gymnastics Instructors Able To teach All Levels;Office Assistants; Full Time Part Time Positions Available; http://www.gyminnykids.com/employment.html

2 Great Locations! 1-800-GYMINNY Oceanside Facility 1935 Avenida Del Oro Suite A Oceanside, CA 92056 fax: (760) 941-0909 Rancho Bernardo Facility 17022 Camino San Bernardo San Diego, CA 92127 fax: (858) 451-0214 Join Our Mailing List E-mail Address Receive as HTML Subscribe Un-Subscribe Are you tired of your job? Currently Seeking: Knowledgable Cheer Instructor Who Is Able To Teach All Levels Of Gymnastics Gymnastics Instructors Able To Teach All Levels Office Assistants Pay Commensurates With Experience Benefits Available: 401k With Matching Program Free Or Discounted Rates For Immediate Family Extra Income Through Private Lessons First Name Last Name Day Phone # Evening Phone # Street Address City / State / Zip E-mail Address Why do you want to join our team? Tell us about your work experience. Do you have any experience as an athlete, yourself? (explain) Home About Gyminny Kids Staff Profiles Calendar ... Employment

76. Woodward Gymnastics Program Cheerleading gymnastics Specialized Program utilizing tumbling, trampoline andmini tramp to teach acrobatic skills needed for today's cheerleaders. http://www.woodwardcamp.com/wweast/Gymnastics/gymprgrm.html

Tell Me More About Gymnastics Gym Programs Facilities Safety Mens Typical Day Staff Visiting Coaches Visiting Teams Dates, Rates and Info! FAQ Events Lodge Info Getaway Weekwnds Directions Recreation Menu For Parents Camper Application Job Application Rhonda Faehn, 1988 Olympic Team Member Helping A Camper Dominique Moceanv, 1996 USA Olympic team Gold Medelist, teaches a camper back walkovers. Structured Classes 8 students per instructor is our maximum class size. 21/2 hours per day are devoted to basic progressions and skill development. Open Workouts In addition to the structured classes, coaches are available 41/2 hours a day to help campers perfect skills and routines learned during class time. A total of 7 hours of instruction is available per day. 3 Separate Programs Offered: Gymnastics All Olympic events are taught along with trampoline and tumbling. Tumbling/Trampoline Specialized Program utilizing tumbling and trampoline to teach aerial awareness to all athletes, from beginner to the elite. Cheerleading Gymnastics Specialized Program utilizing tumbling, trampoline and mini tramp to teach acrobatic skills needed for today's cheerleaders.

77. Job Opportunities Cuyamaca YMCA Gymnastics Center Qualifications At least 2 years of coaching boys gymnastics; Abilityto spot and teach progressions for all boys events and skills; http://www.ycomets.com/jobopenings.htm

78. Teach In China Title teach in the Third Biggest City in Foshan Guangdong! Add Lingdong ManagementTraining Center West Wing, 2nd floor Lining gymnastics School Tonghua http://teach-in-china.com/view.php?job_id=154

79. Little Tots' Gymnastics The Little Kids' gymnastics highenergy classes use gymnastics, Tumbling, Trampoline,and Aerosports to teach children that Exercise and Fun go hand-in-hand. http://www.pda-usa.org/id26.htm

var TlxPgNm='id26'; Pacific Diving Academy USA, Inc. home Team Athletes Olympic Swim Center Dry-land Diving ... AeroSports Little Tots' Gymnastics Trampoline Class Birthday Bash Cool Links Schedule a Non-Obligation Trial Little Tots' Gymnastics The Little Tots' Gymnastics is a noncompetitive program to improve movement and motivation in children ages 6 months to 5 years. The program gives children a change to grow physically, intellectually and socially while building confidence and self-esteem. The program has 2 age groups, The Bunnies and The Kangaroos. The Bunnies' age group is 6 months to 2 years and The Kangaroos' age group is 3 to 5 years. Our ultimate goal is to improve each child's Physical Fitness without them realizing they are getting fit. We want to teach children that exercise is fun. The Little Kids' Gymnastics high-energy classes use Gymnastics Tumbling Trampoline and Aerosports to teach children that Exercise and Fun go hand-in-hand. Even at the youngest ages, we help children make Exercise and Physical Activity important habits early on in their life. For children ages 6 months - 2 years, our

80. Cambridge Kips Gymnastics Club - Teaching Basic Gymnastics Skills And Promoting The goals of the Competitive Program are To safely teach the gymnastics skills requiredfor competition. To assist each gymnast to reach their full potential. http://www.cambridgekips.com/programs.htm

Recreational Programs Description of program... For boys and girls aged 6 and up. The objective of this program is to teach basic, intermediate and advanced gymnastics skills and promote physical fitness in a safe and enjoyable structured environment. Girls are instructed on beam, uneven bars, vault, tumbling and mini-tramp. Boys are instructed on vault, tumbling, pommel horse, rings, high bar, parallel bars and mini-tramp. The gymnasts progress through the 8 levels, with each level being more of a challenge. Competitive Programs Description of program... Recreational gymnasts showing the potential to become a competitive gymnast will be invited to try out for the Competitive Program. Progression through the Competitive Program is based on each individuals achieved skill level. The goals of the Competitive Program are: To safely teach the gymnastics skills required for competition. To assist each gymnast to reach their full potential. To promote overall fitness and a healthy lifestyle.

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