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MEET October 12, 2003
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Gymnastics
Revolution Tumbles into Competitive Season! Oct 12,
2003
Gymnastics
Revolution, the area’s premier center for gymnastics
instruction, played host to teams from around Connecticut and
New York on Sunday. Nearly
100 gymnasts participated to test their mettle in the event,
ranging in age from 7 to 16.
13 of these young gymnasts train at Gymnastics
Revolution, and live locally.
Gymnastics Revolution is a
part of USA Gymnastics, an organization that governs amateur
gymnastics in this country.
The event was a USA Gymnastics sanctioned competition,
and gave its entrants a chance for qualification to the State
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Competing
in this type of competition requires the athlete to perform
on four different events – Vault, Uneven Bars, Balance
Beam, and Floor Exercise.
The gymnasts have compulsory routines that they
perform in front of two separate judges, who evaluate and
compare the gymnasts. Beginning
gymnasts compete in Level
Four, more advanced in Level
5, and the top gymnasts from this event were Level
Six. In the end, Gymnastics Revolution’s girls came out with top
scores in virtually every level and age group.
Most of the Gymnastics Revolution
gymnasts were competing for the first time in their
respective levels. In
addition, Gymnastics Revolution has taken on eight new
members to its girls’ team over the past few months.
The competition showed everyone that Gymnastics
Revolution will be very strong this year!
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In addition to outstanding food and hospitality, with
donations from Coca Cola, Pepsi, and Capri Pizza of Bethel,
the competition was noticed by many of the Connecticut’s
top professionals. The
Head Official was the former coach at the University of
Bridgeport, and the State Chairman was on hand as a judge on
the vault. Other
top level judges worked hard to ensure that the event ran
smoothly, and a large crew of volunteers took care of most
administrative responsibilities.
The officials at a gymnastics meet always strive to
keep the focus on the gymnasts.
Despite the distractions of good food, a clean
facility, bright lights, and hundreds of parents, the
gymnasts keep that focus as well.
This Sunday’s event showed just how determined a
young athlete can be, and as time goes on, these gymnasts
will become even better.
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