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Power
Tumbling
is
a USA Gymnastics sport that was introduced to the Olympic Games
in 2000. Power Tumbling consists of three events: rod floor (tumbling),
trampoline, and double-mini.
TRYOUTS
The
results are in! Many thanks to all the participants and congratulations
to the new Power Tumbling Team!
| Competition
Team: (Practice
days follow each name) |
Kelsey
Gallagher- Tuesday
Payton Ohradzansky- Tuesday
Kaitlyn Crowley- Tuesday
Ivy Cole- Tuesday
Lindsay Anderson- Tuesday
Maggie Hennigan- Tuesday
Leslie Briner- Tuesday
Taylor Mondick- Sunday
Catherine Butterworth- Sunday
Alison Hutchens- Sunday
Lauren Jewitt- Sunday
Paulina Bracker- ? |
Mallory
Blaylock- Thursday
Jennie Lirett- Thursday
Madeline Caldwell- Tuesday & Thursday
Savannah Blackmon- ?
Madison Jones- ?
Ashley Zimmerman- Tuesday & Thursday
Kayli Smith- Tuesday & Thursday
Kevin Mackey- Tuesday & Thursday
Pual Barbaro- Tuesday & Thursday
Savannah Kinch- Tuesday & Thursday
Elizabeth Adams- Tuesday & Thursday
Karly McKie- ? |
*Practices
are held Tuesday & Thursday from 6-8:30 for the competition
team. They will begin this Tuesday, May 3rd.
Training
Team:
Chase
Ferell
Madison Cartwright
Abby Hoedebeck
Sydney Forsee
Brenden Rex
Brady Speckels
Jordan Speckels
*Training Team practices are held each Tuesday & Thursday
from 5-6:30.
Rod
Floor
The rod floor is made up of horizontal fiberglass rods that are
elevated above the ground. This run is 84 foot long and 6 feet
wide. The competitor completes two passes on this even.
*Trampoline: The trampoline is not like your typical black beds.
It is what is considered a "hot bed". This type of bed
allows for greater height than the typical bed. The competitor
completes routines based on their skill level, consisting of several
simultaneous skills
*Double-mini: This event takes place on a smaller trampoline with
the competitor running toward the trampoline, jumping onto it,
performing a skill, then landing back onto the trampoline, and
then performs a dismount skill onto a landing mat.
Teams
Competition Team: The team will have the option of training two
or three days per week for 2 hours 15 min. COST: 2 days= $120
per month & 3days= $150 per month
Training Team: The training team will practice two days per week
for 1 ½ hours.
COST: $100 per month If you are on another Excite! team, your
second team cost $25 per month!
The Power
Tumbling Program is under the direction of Corey Cox. Corey has
over 15 years experience both as a competitor and coach, in both
power tumbling and cheerleading. He was a UNT cheerleader for
four years, winning the 2000 NCA College National title and was
captain in 2001. As a power tumbler he was a National Finalist
and has coached several national champions. Corey also helps coach
the All-Star Cheer squads, Power and Spirit.
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