gymnastics

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gymnastics

The complete beginner's guide to gymnastics

1980
An introduction to gymnastics describing the basic exercises, equipment, and the 8 competitive events and the more than 100 stunts that can be performed in thesport.

Gymnastics competitions

on your way to victory
2007
Introduces children and preteens to gymnastics competitions, covering different styles of the sport, the many events, judging and scoring, and competition secrets.

Gymnastics

1996
Refers to famous performances while presenting an overview of the Olympic gymnastics events and provides information on how athletes train, qualify for, and participate in the games.

How to improve at gymnastics

2009
Provides advice on improving one's gymnastics abilities, discussing equipment, warming up, stretching, drills, skills, competition, diet, and mental attitude.

Dominique Moceanu

An American champion
1996
In her own words, Dominiqiue talks about her passion for gymnastics, her years of intense training, her favorite events, her coach, her teammates, her family, and and everything else you want to know about her life in and out of the gym. Dominique's leap to stardom is an American dream come true.

Gymnastic events

2008
Provides fun facts and brief histories of each gymnastic event played in the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.

Gymnastics

1976
Describes gymnastic apparatus and equipment and the events in competition and how they are judged.

Modern gymnastics

1985
Rev. ed. of: Skills & tactics of gymnastics. An introduction to gymnastics with illustrations of routines, tips on training and photographs of gymnastic stars.

Gymnastics

1991
Provides technical instruction and advice on all aspects of the sport, including step-by-step drawings and diagrams, terminology, and rules.

Little girls in pretty boxes

the making and breaking of elite gymnasts and figure skaters
2000
Investigates the destructive side of women's elite competition in gymnastics and figure skating, exposing such problems as eating disorders, stunted growth, and debilitating injuries. Concludes that abusive coaches and intense pressure from parents are often to blame.

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