HOW, WHAT, WHERE?

How can I try it? Ask a grown-up to help you find a gymnastics club near you and try a beginner session. The British Gymnastics website (tinyurl.com/TWJ-gymnastics) is a good place to start. People with a physical or learning disability can give it a try too – you can find out more at tinyurl.com/TWJ-gym-disability What is tumbling? Tumbling is another type of gymnastics. A gymnast runs fast on a 25-metre indoor track, gaining speed and power, then performs amazing somersaults and twists in the air. These moves are called “passes”. The routine is usually over in a few seconds but it is very spectacular to watch.…

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