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SII glasses will de held at: ROSEVUE GYMNASTICS CENTER 3238 W� County Bead -2 Roseville, IMC 551'3 PHONE: (651) 792-7166 Gym is attached to Roseville Area High School Norih side of the building Questions can be answered at: Of f ice D651-792-7006 WINTER SESSION 2008 Jan iary 7 — March 15thwee s Cusses will meet on the following days: No Class Feb 16 CLASS DESCRIPT'ION'S PRESCHOOL Girls & B©vs aLyes 3-5 Beginner I Teaches basic movement and tumbling skills. Helps to improve body awareness, motor skills, coordination, balance and listening skills. Uses modified equipment with a fun and creative approach to learning. Beginner 11 For beginner level preschoolers who have prevfously taken gymnastics class. Gymnast should have mastered the skills from Beginner I. Must be able to perform a forward roll and donkey kicks on the floor, and walk on a low balance beam unassisted. Intermediate For preschool gymnasts who have mastered the Beginner II skills. Must be able to perform a bridge on the floor, and walk on the high balance beam. Will begin to transfer skills to the regulation equipment. Advanced For preschool gymnasts who have mastered skills in the Intermediate level, Must be able to perform a handstand and a cartwheel on the floor, and a pullover on the bars (assisted). This class will prepare the gymnast for the instructional program. Dyna's An accelerated class for high potential gymnasts ages 4-7. This class prepares the gymnast for USAG competition. Gymnasts are chosen from our preschool and instructional classes based on ability. May register with coaches permission only. GIRLS ayes 6-I4 Beginner I Emphasis is on tumbling skills with exposure to the balance beam, uneven bars, vault and dance. This class is suited for girls who have never taken a gymnastics class before. Beginner 11 For beginner level gymnasts who have previously taken a gymnastics class. Gymnast should have mastered skills from Beginner I. Must be able to perform a cartwheel on floor and walk on a high balance beam unassisted. Basic skills are taught on all events. Intermediate Should have mastered skills from Beginner II. Must be able to perform a handstand forward roll and round -off on the floor and a pullover on the bars. Gymnasts will learn to perfect their basic skills as well as learn more advanced skill on all events. Advanced I For gymnasts who have mastered skills from the intermediate level. Must be able to perform a backbend-kickover and front limber on the floor, and a back hip circle on the bars. There is an emphasis on strength, flexibility and form. Advanced [I For gymnasts who have mastered skills from the Advanced I level. Must be able to perform a front and back handspring on the floor and a cartwheel on the high balance beam. Prepares the gymnast for high school competition. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 'THURSDAY SATURDAY Week I Jan 7 Jan 8 Jan 9 Jan 12 Week 2 Jan 14 Jan 15 Jan 16 Jan 19 Week 3 Jan 21 Jan 22 Jan 23 Jan 26 Week 4 Jan 28 Jan 29 Jan 30 Feb 2 Week 5 Feb 4 Feb 5 Feb 6 Feb 9 Week 6 Feb 11. Feb 12 Feb 13 Feb 23 Week 7 Feb 18 Feb 19 Feb 20 Mar 1 Week 8 Feb 25 Feb 26 Feb 27 Maar 8 Week 9 Mar 3 Mar 4 Mar 5 Mar 15 No Class Feb 16 CLASS DESCRIPT'ION'S PRESCHOOL Girls & B©vs aLyes 3-5 Beginner I Teaches basic movement and tumbling skills. Helps to improve body awareness, motor skills, coordination, balance and listening skills. Uses modified equipment with a fun and creative approach to learning. Beginner 11 For beginner level preschoolers who have prevfously taken gymnastics class. Gymnast should have mastered the skills from Beginner I. Must be able to perform a forward roll and donkey kicks on the floor, and walk on a low balance beam unassisted. Intermediate For preschool gymnasts who have mastered the Beginner II skills. Must be able to perform a bridge on the floor, and walk on the high balance beam. Will begin to transfer skills to the regulation equipment. Advanced For preschool gymnasts who have mastered skills in the Intermediate level, Must be able to perform a handstand and a cartwheel on the floor, and a pullover on the bars (assisted). This class will prepare the gymnast for the instructional program. Dyna's An accelerated class for high potential gymnasts ages 4-7. This class prepares the gymnast for USAG competition. Gymnasts are chosen from our preschool and instructional classes based on ability. May register with coaches permission only. GIRLS ayes 6-I4 Beginner I Emphasis is on tumbling skills with exposure to the balance beam, uneven bars, vault and dance. This class is suited for girls who have never taken a gymnastics class before. Beginner 11 For beginner level gymnasts who have previously taken a gymnastics class. Gymnast should have mastered skills from Beginner I. Must be able to perform a cartwheel on floor and walk on a high balance beam unassisted. Basic skills are taught on all events. Intermediate Should have mastered skills from Beginner II. Must be able to perform a handstand forward roll and round -off on the floor and a pullover on the bars. Gymnasts will learn to perfect their basic skills as well as learn more advanced skill on all events. Advanced I For gymnasts who have mastered skills from the intermediate level. Must be able to perform a backbend-kickover and front limber on the floor, and a back hip circle on the bars. There is an emphasis on strength, flexibility and form. Advanced [I For gymnasts who have mastered skills from the Advanced I level. Must be able to perform a front and back handspring on the floor and a cartwheel on the high balance beam. Prepares the gymnast for high school competition.