Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique Essays

  • Bring It On Persuasive Speech

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    During the early 2000’s many teen movies came out focusing on the woes of being a teenager. One of those memorable movies is Bring It On. Since coming out in 2000, there have been five other movie adaptations of Bring It On and a play made in the likeness of the first movie. The most recent being Bring It On: WorldWide, focused on how teens live and cheer in 2017. The ideal Bring It On would include a brand-new routine, a fierce final cheerleading competition, a rival team set on winning, and a well

  • Gymnastics Essay

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    First of all, Rhythmic Gymnastics is a women-only event, and it is requires high levels of flexibility, agility, and coordination. The athletes will perform the combination which is integrating the amazing gymnastic and dancing movement to coordinating the background music. Also, the athletes will use the props to make the movement more powerful and stunning. Therefore, in this essay, i would like to compare the changes of the pass and modern rhythmic gymnastic in the Olympic Game. 1.1 The history

  • The Art of Diving in Britain

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    for ITV's Splash!" Theguardian.com. Guardian News and Media, 09 Dec. 2013. Web. 09 Dec. 2013. "History of Diving | ISport.com." History of Diving | ISport.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 09 Dec. 2013. "Fédération Internationale De Gymnastique : History of Trampoline Gymnastics." Fédération Internationale De Gymnastique : History of Trampoline Gymnastics. N.p., n.d. Web. 09 Dec. 2013. "Trampoline History - Invention of the Trampolone." Trampoline History - Invention of the Trampolone. N.p., n.d. Web. 09 Dec

  • Physics of Gymnastics

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    Gymnasts use physics everyday. As a gymnast I never realized how much physics went into every motion, every back handspring, every mistake on the bars. If gymnasts were physicists (or at least knew more about physics) they would be better equipped to handle the difficult aspects of gymnastics. As a gymnast I learned the motions that were necessary to complete the tricks that I was working on, and as a coach I taught others the same. I never truly understood why a particular angle gave me a better

  • Eating Disorders And Gymnastics

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    Eating Disorders And Gymnastics Eating disorders are especially common among athletes because the pressure of the sport environment frequently precipitates the onset of these problems. In this population, certain compulsive behaviors such as excessive exercise and restricted eating patterns are seen as acceptable, and pathogenic methods of weight control are often introduced. In addition, concern about body size and shape is increased because of the "social influence for thinness [from coaches