Fredericton Tumbling
688 Prospect Street E3B 6G9 Fredericton, NB, Canada

A reminder about the handstand contest we are running to mark the end of the 'how to do a handstand' series! The contest ends June 1st, 2020. You could win a private session with Coach Kaela (following all safety regulations set by the government). We have space indoors and outdoors! Join the ‘At-Home Tumbling’ group for more details ... ------- The second video in the 'How to do a Handstand' series, with a focus on HANDS . These moves are a great way to strengthen the wrists and get comfortable on the hands. Follow along with Athlete Zero (Tyler) and Coach Kaela, and if you'd like, you can try to match/beat our scores below: - Tyler's Crow Hold: 6 toe lifts @10:20 - Kaela's Crow Hold: 17 1/2 seconds @10:50 - Tyler's Crow Hold: 3 1/2 seconds @11:35 - Tyler's Needle Hop: 3 seconds @12:55 Don't forget to practice the donkey kicks! Advanced: tuck up to handstand/pike up to handstand Also, keep watching to the end for an important reminder!!

To celebrate the end of the 'how to do a handstand' series, we are running a PHOTO CONTEST in the 'At-Home Tumbling' group. Ask to join the group to see the details!! Contest ends on June 1st, and I will be counting down the end date by posting the handstand videos to this page Enjoy!

With all the changes that have occurred this past month, I realized how much energy and joy I get from coaching- I miss seeing the improvements and hard work from my athletes and being on my hands so much! After seeing other videos, I thought it would be a great time to push myself out of my comfort zone and create videos based on my skills coaching! My plan is to provide weekly videos breaking down ‘How to do a Handstand. ... The videos will cover the beginners out there, progressing to more advanced options for those who are a little further along. As well, each video with get progressively harder so it’s good to start at the first one. I created the ‘At-home Tumbling group on my Fredericton Tumbling page to keep things separate so that when the tumbling programs will resume there will always be a place for athletes to post their progress at home. In the meantime, I would love to see any ‘At-Home’ work being done and how everyone is progressing in their skills! So please feel free to share your videos/photos. This series will run for 4-5 weeks (not entirely sure- going with the flow here). After that series, I’ll do another one on a different tumbling skill. Probably cartwheels (and their tougher variations), but I am also open to suggestions! Also feel free to share with others who might enjoy it!

Amazing submissions taken from the past two weeks of the Tumbling Multi-tasking Challenge! Not having tumbling classes, doesn't stop a tumbler from tumbling!