How to teach a child to do a cartwheel

Despite the fact that your child loves gymnastics or not, there are a few tricks that he'll want to learn to do. For example - to climb the rope, do push-UPS (at least a couple of times), to tumble over his head or make a "wheel". Do not deprive your child opportunities to develop physically. Walk him around the gym and help to achieve the desired.

How to teach a child to do a cartwheel
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You will need

- soft sport Mat or mattress;

Instruction

Lay on the floor, athletic Mat or mattress. Provide the child a "soft Foundation" for classes. It must be done, because no child is immune from falling. Ensure the safety of your baby.

Start any workout with warm-up. Make this step a required part of the process. Knead well the feet. Suited squats, running in place. Work on stretching. Sit on the floor with your child, legs apart. Drag the tips of the fingers to the thumb of each foot.

Also make the slopes of the body in different directions - left, right, back and forth. Do my wrists in a circular motion. Ask the child to repeat all of these exercises with you. Give them at least 20 minutes before training.

To trick the "wheel" work first hand. Keep toddler hands were placed alternately on the floor on one line. Then you will be able to avoid bends back and forth. To start the "wheel" is possible with either hand. Depending on what hand your kid will do better.

Put it on the Mat or the rope or the rope. Explain to your child the principle of this trick. The secret is that the hands and legs alternately up to the rope. If the child will understand the principle, he will only "realize" it physically.

Also, be careful not to bring hands, legs and trunk of the body was "stretched". Perhaps the "wheel" does not work because the child is afraid to be in a position "upside down". Can first learn this, having spent some time "upside down" at the wall. Help your child hold his legs.

Note

Don't blame your child that he can't do something. Even if he makes a "wheel" only half (with bent legs). This is also progress.

Constantly remind him that all of his work. And soon he will really be able to do a cartwheel on their own.

Useful advice

Hold the legs and body of the baby, in its first attempts to make a "wheel". Let these training sessions will be a mutual activity to have the baby not be tempted to "tumble" one. When he is a little brush up, to let him train alone.

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