The question has often been asked about Rhythmic Gymnastics:
is it Dance? Is it Art? Is it Sport?
In reality it is a unique combination of the best of all
three worlds.
Rhythmic Gymnastics is a sport that harmonizes body
movement with grace and beauty of dance and music, while
working with ribbons, balls, hoops, ropes and clubs in a
choreographed dance-and-tumble routine.
Gymnastics events test the strength, rhythm, balance,
flexibility and agility of the gymnast.
Rhythmic gymnastics is a very challenging sport. It
requires commitment, confidence, attitude and a lot of
practice.
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- Learn elegant, expressive, precise & graceful
movements.
- Gain positive self esteem & confidence
- Develop flexibility
- Develop agility, strength and coordination
- Learn to set goals
- Physical fitness
- Team skills
- Lasting friendship
Each class has different levels of skills that children have
to learn. We understand that every girl is unique. To
encourage our students the reward program was established.
After certain level of skills was taught we make a little
test and give every girl a reward certificate.
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- Jumps and leaps into the rope
- Turning rope forward, backward and laterally
- Skips and hopes into the rope
- Throws and catches
- Toss of one end (“échappe”)
- Rotation of the rope
- Handling (swings, circles, figure eights)
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- Rolls over the body and on the floor
- Rotations around one hand or another part of
the body
- Rotations around one axis on the hoop
- Throws and catches
- Passing through the hoop
- Elements over the hoop
- Swings, circles, figure eight
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- Throws and catches
- Bounces
- Free rolls over the body or on the floor
- Handling: “Thrusts”, Swings, Circles,
Catches
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- Small circles
- Mills
- Throws with and without rotations of the
clubs during the flight, asymmetric throws and
catches
- Tapping
- Handling
- Asymmetric movements
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- Snakes
- Spirals
- Throws
- Handling: “Thrusts”, Swings, Circles
- Boomerang throws
- Small tosses (“échappe”)
- Passing through or over the pattern formed
by the ribbon
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Varduhi is National Master of Sport and National
Champion of Armenia in 1984, 1991 and 1993. She participated in
numerous major competitions, including: World Championship
in France, International Tournament in Moscow, USSR Peoples' Spartakiada in Moscow, All-Union Spartakiada. Varduhi has
many year experience in teaching young gymnasts. Under her
guidance, NESA rhythmic gymnastics team produced State and
Regional finalists and champions.
Erin is many times MA state Champion. She won numerous
prizes in top - level gymnastics competitions, including
Boston Cup Invitational, San Francisco Invitational, RG
Western and Eastern Competitions. She participated in RG
National Championships.
* In addition to the Program Manager, NESA has many other highly-trained instructors for each program.
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