Hey y'all!!
GUESS WHAT?!?    
I got my standing back handspring on the ground, by myself! I'm so excited! I'm still very sorry I haven't posted anything! I'm still posting on YouTube though!! I'll post a "how-to" for a back handspring at some point! I just really wanted to fill y'all in on my accomplishment!
Thanks, 
Allison
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Updates
Hey y'all!
I'm so sorry I haven't been posting stuff lately! I've been very busy with tumbling, school, and practicing my gymnastics! I'm now doing gymnastics... no more tumbling. I don't feel as though tumbling is my thing. Also, I haven't been posting stuff on my blog because I've started a YouTube channel!!!!!!! If you want to check it out, click here. Thank you for reading this, and I hope to be able to post more tutorials and updates!
Thanks,
Allie
I'm so sorry I haven't been posting stuff lately! I've been very busy with tumbling, school, and practicing my gymnastics! I'm now doing gymnastics... no more tumbling. I don't feel as though tumbling is my thing. Also, I haven't been posting stuff on my blog because I've started a YouTube channel!!!!!!! If you want to check it out, click here. Thank you for reading this, and I hope to be able to post more tutorials and updates!
Thanks,
Allie
Thursday, September 13, 2012
How to do a Backbend (standing)
I know I'm sort of going back and forth with the level difference, but I am trying to do tutorials that are easier to understand until I can explain different ones!!
- Steps (read, but do not perform steps until you have read the complete post):
 
- Stand up tall with your arms to your ears.
 - Make sure that your feet are about shoulder's width apart. (about a far apart as your shoulders)
 - Gently start to lean backwards while bending.
 - Keep your arms locked so when you hit the ground you won't bonk your head.
 - Once you've put your hands on the ground, straighten your legs in this position:
 
6. Now, try to recover. (stand back up.)
GREAT JOB!!!!!!!!!!
- Tips:
 - Make sure you have your bridge on the ground.
 - Start practicing by doing the procedure onto a mat, or a soft object that is high off the ground.
 - OR practice by doing the procedure, but instead of going down, go back against a wall, and walk do the wall with your hands.
 - Make sure you stretch your back and your wrists before attempting this.
 - Practice this LOTS, it won't come easy (p.s. I'm almost 13 and I just got it like 3 months ago! Don't sweat it!)
 
A figure to help (yes, I made that figure, go ahead and laugh!! haha :P):
Thanks for reading and I hope it helps!
Allison
Friday, August 31, 2012
How to do a "Split Handstand"!
Hey!
This tutorial is a little more advanced, but I'm sure anyone can do it!! :)
Steps:
Tips:
A figure to help:
Thanks for reading and I hope that helps!
Allison
(for the better handstand thing click here)
 
This tutorial is a little more advanced, but I'm sure anyone can do it!! :)
Steps:
- Go up into a hand stand.
 - Lower your left leg out, so that is is horizontal with your body.
 - Do the same with your right leg.
 
Tips:
- Point your toes, and straighten your knees.
 - Make sure you have a steady handstand first.
 - Apply the tips from the tips for a better handstand.
 
A figure to help:
Thanks for reading and I hope that helps!
Allison
(for the better handstand thing click here)
Thursday, August 30, 2012
How to do a dive roll!! @-@
Hey!
This time we are getting into a little more of a level 2 setting ;) but I'm sure even if you aren't in level 2 you could do this!! It's super easy!!
Steps:
Tips:
I know that was hard to understand so here is a figure to help:
 
This time we are getting into a little more of a level 2 setting ;) but I'm sure even if you aren't in level 2 you could do this!! It's super easy!!
Steps:
- Stand up straight.
 - Take a step.
 - Jump up.
 - When you do your second jump you dive into a roll without landing your jump.
 - Stand up tall and straight at the end!
 
Tips:
- Keep your body tight at the beginning.
 - When you dive make sure that you tuck your head in at the right time.
 - When rolling keep your body tight in a roll so that it won't look sloppy!
 
I know that was hard to understand so here is a figure to help:
Thanks for reading and I hope that helps!!
Allison  
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
How to do a roundoff!! :D
Hey!
This is another simple tutorial but I figured I should start out slow and work my way up with y'all! ;)
Tips:
A figure to help:
Thanks for reading and I hope that helps!!
Allison
This is another simple tutorial but I figured I should start out slow and work my way up with y'all! ;)
Steps:
- Stand tall with your chest out.
 - Put your right foot (or left foot, which ever is best for you!) out in front of you.
 - Do a cartwheel but while your feet are up, put them together. (if you don't know how to do a cartwheel click here for my tutorial.)
 - Come down with your feet together.
 
Tips:
- Squeeze your body so that when you come down you are tight.
 
- Push really hard when you start so you can rebound! (rebounding is basically bouncing at the end of a trick)
 
A figure to help:
Thanks for reading and I hope that helps!!
Allison
Monday, August 27, 2012
How to do a split!
Hey!
This is VERY basic. It is very easy for all of you who don't know how to do one!
Steps:
A figure to help!
I hope this helps!
Thanks for reading,
Allison
This is VERY basic. It is very easy for all of you who don't know how to do one!
Steps:
- Put your left (or right leg, which ever one corresponds with the hand you don't write with!) leg, knee down, on the floor flat.
 - Do the same with your right or left leg.
 - Try and turn your hips forward, pointing to your right (or left) toes.
 - Point your toes and lock your knees!
 
A figure to help!
I hope this helps!
Thanks for reading,
Allison
Sunday, August 26, 2012
How to do a backwards roll!! ;)
Hey!
I'm sorry for all of you that are not beginners, but I am just explaining the basics before I get to the harder stuff!! ;)
Steps:
(read all steps together, then attempt step-by-step)
A figure to help.
Thanks for reading and I hope it helps!
Allison
 
 
I'm sorry for all of you that are not beginners, but I am just explaining the basics before I get to the harder stuff!! ;)
Steps:
(read all steps together, then attempt step-by-step)
- Stand with your arms up.
 - Put your hands flat (palms towards the sky) on your shoulders.
 - Go into a sitting position while rolling backwards.
 - In the same motion thrust your legs over your body.
 - Also, push with your arms.
 - Land with your feet under you in a squating position.
 - Work your way up to doing a backwards roll and ending with a stand.
 
- Make sure you thrust real hard with your legs when pushing them over.
 - Do not go floppy.
 - Tuck your head in (better explanation: put your chin on your chest).
 
A figure to help.
Thanks for reading and I hope it helps!
Allison
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Tips for a better handstand
Hey!
If you need some help/ ideas on how to do a better handstand or are just curious as to how a person can hold a handstand longer, here are some tips!
For Balance:
- Squeeze your bottom to make your legs tight.
 - Suck in your stomach.
 - Keep your arms straight.
 
- Straighten your knees.
 - Point your toes.
 - Keep your back straight.
 
Thanks for reading and I hope that helps!
Allison
Friday, August 24, 2012
How To Do a Good Cartwheel
Hey!
This is for beginners.
Steps:
Tips:
Here is a figure to help you understand the steps.
Thanks for reading and I hope it helped!!
Allison
This is for beginners.
Steps:
- Stand tall with your arms up and your left (or right foot, which ever you don't write with) leg out in front of you.
 - Now push your legs over your head while turning your body to face the direction that you began at.
 - Once you have landed stand tall and push your chest out and pull your arms out in the fashion of an olympic gymnast.
 
Tips:
- Point your toes.
 
- Keep your legs straight.
 
Here is a figure to help you understand the steps.
Thanks for reading and I hope it helped!!
Allison
Intro
Hey!
I am Allison Lamb and Tumbling (and Gymnastics) is my life!! I am in 8th grade, I LOVE to write so I decided that I would start a tumbling/ gymnastics blog! This blog is going to show some tutorials, news, and tips for tumbling and gymnastics!! I hope you enjoy reading my blog!!
Thanks for reading,
Allison
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