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The Benefits of Calisthenics - Looking Beyond the Obvious Gains

Participating in calisthenics will benefit your child in many different ways such as increased confidence, an understanding of commitment and what it means to be part of a team, higher levels of discipline and resilience plus lifelong friendships and memories. This blog aims to highlight these aspects and how calisthenics contributes to them from the perspective of a mental health practitioner, coach, parent and past participant.

How teaching with progressions leads to better results

The level of calisthenics has increased significantly over the years and as a coach it can be hard to keep up with all the tricks. Learning how to teach with progressions will not only be beneficial to your students but yourself as well.

Improve your Performance by Developing a Growth Mindset

2020 has definitely been a challenging year for everyone in the calisthenics community. With most competitions cancelled, now is not the time to sit back and do nothing. Instead it is an excellent time to put in place some goals that you would like to achieve over the next 12 months, and most importantly, the plans to make them happen.

Spotlight on Free Exercises

Free Exercises is one of the more challenging yet exciting items to watch and perform. Learn more about what Free Exercises is, how it has evolved and why our calisthenics girls love it so much.

A Parent's Perspective on Calisthenics

Kylie Lamprecht mother and corporate sponsor of Rosemore Calisthenics Dance College gives her perspective on why she is forever grateful that she discovered calisthenics for her daughter and why sponsoring this sports helps to raise strong resilent women of the future

Spotlight on Aesthetics

Find out what makes Aesthetics one of the most pleasing items to watch and why it's Miss Laura's favourite item

What is Fascia, and how does it affects flexibility?

Today on the blog, we are delighted to share information from Lisa Howell from the Ballet Blog, physiotherapist, specialising in the treatment and education of dancers. Lisa is a wealth of knowledge that will help dancers understand simple biomechanics and the tools needed to optimise the performance of their own body.

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