by Coach Sahil | For Athletes, For Coaches, For Parents, Interview |
Many people think that mental blocks only happen to those who are inexperienced, or through some unforeseen circumstances such as an injury. But as you’ll find out today, it can happen to the best of the best. I recently had a chat with Bryony Page who was at...
by Coach Sahil | For Athletes, For Coaches |
If you’re scared to backwards, the good news is that there’s nothing wrong with you. In fact, if you weren’t, I’d be a little worried. That’s because going backwards and upside down isn’t something humans are generally meant to do....
by Coach Sahil | For Athletes, For Coaches |
As you probably know by now, every fancy tumbling skill you see is basically made up of little pieces — shapes and movements which are woven together to produce a masterpiece (hopefully). And by working each “piece” separately to perfection, you end...
by Coach Sahil | For Athletes, For Coaches |
Ever witness an athlete perform a tumbling pass that looked like perfection from the side, but then as soon as you watched it from the front, you couldn’t believe the horror?The horror of them going so sideways you would think they’re trying to practice...
by Coach Sahil | For Athletes, For Coaches |
You can never have enough methods and techniques to help fix wide/open legs in the back handspring. Now obviously, the absolute best approach is to make sure you (or your athletes) learn things correctly from the start so this is never a problem to begin with.However,...
by Coach Sahil | For Coaches |
The art of spotting is going through a bit of controversy at this point in time. A lot of coaches (and gyms) have decided to draw a line in the sand when it comes physically assisting athletes.One side believes that being hands on with kids is detrimental to their...