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@@meowwmylaa thanks so much! I started around that age! Never too late to begin! Do you have a favorite skill so far?

@@Tianahoang2059 I’d say that doing a really good warm up before actually helps, like a short jog or some high knees/high kicks. For some reason this makes my legs looser and more flexible! You could try on a trampoline but if you don’t have access to one (which I didn’t), try on a downhill. Definitely give yourself a running start and jump high!! I haven’t done a tutorial yet but I have a video on my channel that shows my progression from like a round off to an aerial! Id currently love to get mine back again :)

@@foreverinhandstand9456thank you so much, I will definitely try your tips❤

@@ElishaAcrogymnast that so awesome!! Will sub!

@@foreverinhandstand9456 thank you ❤️ I subbed to ur channel to ❤️

Thanks so much, and glad to hear! My good leg often goes out to the side with my back walkover. Maybe try with a spotter to help guide your leg back. trying on a downhill might help, too!

@@foreverinhandstand9456 I really appreciate it!!! Yes that is a great point about using an incline and a spotter.

Yeah! I learned when I was 17/18 I think. I've since lost the skill. Kinda got it back at an adult gymnastics class, only to lose it again. My kick-over is a bit hit or miss now!

Hoping to post more this summer!

I know im late but here is a tip, only put your hands down in the middle, and lift them before you land, that way you will trust yourself because you aren’t trying to keep your hands up for as long as possible

Yes! I wear a lighter, shorter sock!

I'd say it took me about a month!

Sadly I've lost this skill, but I remember it took me about 3 months to get, though I wasn't practicing consistently every day... the first clip (my first ever one) was July 2017. I think I started practicing around April/May 2017, just jumping into them and practicing handstand holds, and then gradually I got stronger.

@@foreverinhandstand9456 okay thank you! At the moment I am trying to get this skill. Although, I’m not quite as strong just yet.

Thank you! I think I started working on it in Spring of 2018. I probably got it in a month, but I needed a HUGE running start and didn't have the technique down. Then I lost it but got it back March 2019. I was able to keep it for a few months that time haha because my technique was a bit better, but I kept lose/gaining it. Also, cool profile picture btw!! :)

@@foreverinhandstand9456 Awesome!!! Because I’m currently working on getting my aerial aswell atm, haven’t been training every single day but, only when I have free time (which I get quite regularly), but it’s been 7 training days in total for me so far, it’s been on and off!! 👍🏻😁 Thank you so much btw!!! 👍🏻😁

@@shaniaemilyshannysamuels2414 I wish you the best of luck! I'm hoping to get mine back again this spring! would love to know how yours goes :)

@@foreverinhandstand9456 Thank you so much, you too!!! 👍🏻😊

Woohoo! Best feelings right there!! Congrats, and have fun :)

Hello! Sorry for my very delayed response... I like Target, Old Navy, and sometimes the Gap Factory for pairs of shorts, spandex, and shirts, as I don't have any leotards or anything. :) sometimes I'll wear and old pair of shorts that are comfortable, too. I hope this helps and I'm happy to help further!

@@foreverinhandstand9456 Thanks, this really helped :) Gl in your gymnastics journey!

@@candi3842 thank you! and you as well!! :)

This part is tough - I've tried learning a roundoff on my bad side/bad leg and I've definitely struggled with exactly what you've talked about. I don't honestly remember how I got my roundoff on my right leg (good leg) because I learned it a while ago, but I do have a few tips. If you have access to a trampoline you could totally try one on there and get that extra bounce. If not (and I didn't have one either) there are still other ways! Working on flexibility in your leg helps as well as just doing cartwheels on that leg. Don't turn too much during the skills (in other words, don't put your hands too far off to the side, try to plant them straight in front of you). Then work on releasing quickly. But to sum it up, I think a big part of it is actually leg flexibility and just repetition of fast cartwheels :) I hope this helps!

@@foreverinhandstand9456 thank u so much. But my legs are already flexible😅. Then i have to do the movement fast, that's the point. Is there any benefitin placing the two hands differently? Like that left hand↗️ right hand⬆️ ↗️⬆️Lol

It took me about 2 months to get my backbend kickover, but I wasn't training consistently everyday during that summer. Getting my back walkover after I got my kickover probably took less than a week. I did some warm up before (stretched by back) but nothing major! :)

you got it! I never thought I would ever get mine, it was so frustrating, but if you stick to it, I guarantee you will. I have a tutorial on my channel specifically about what I did to get mine and how I could've gotten mine quicker. :)

aww thank you so much!!! that really means a lot! - your comment just made my day! Congrats on getting your aerial as well!!! I'm so happy that my video inspired you, that's really so awesome to hear! :)

@@foreverinhandstand9456 😁❤️

hoping I can make a video (gymnastics most likely!) soon now since school is over! :) stay tuned!

Thank you for these great tips! I wish I had learned number 1 sooner, because I would've gotten it sooner, so I 100% agree! I also love tips 2,3,4! Congrats on getting your backbend kicker and will definitely keep these tips in mind when teaching others and working on perfecting mine. :)

@@foreverinhandstand9456 tysm! And good job for getting ur backbend kickover! :D

Is there a tip for Not get scared to broke a neck😮‍💨😭

Luv it that’s how I got mine

thank you so much for your nice comment!! I was definitely surprised as well that I got an aerial even before my kickover (which took me so so long to get it was so frustrating haha!). After learning the back walkover, my dream has been a back handspring - I think that would be so cool to be able to do. Thank you for the encouragement - this really helped.

congrats!! you can do it! I made a tutorial on my channel in addition to this vid, and there are some other helpful tutorials to check out on TH-cam! :)

Thank you!!

I keep training my foot strengh with single leg squats. I have a tip that I just found out last week, it is that you should look up your head when you do it, it's much easier!

congratulations!!! that's awesome!!! that's actually a great idea to try it with elbows! It really is an exciting feeling to kick over for the first time and land on your feet. :)

@@yeekam8317 thank you for the tip! :) I will try this when I'm attempting kickovers again (only have done 1 this year, but want to make sure my form is good!).

@@foreverinhandstand9456 thx