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There really is too little accountability for impossible scores in NCAA women’s Gymnastics.

Michael A. Comberiate, A retired NASA engineer, has kept meticulous records of how many handstands he’s done in his 77 years: more than 105,000. He posted his handstands online at NASAmikescoolspac…

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With minimal spotting. Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. With beginners, ideally have them start with Heally on whatever arm they feel comfortable. THEN have them do the same on the opposite arm. …

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😀 … students use creativity and self-expression while engaging in physical challenges … Click PLAY or watch an introduction on YouTube. There are 91 games videos LIVE (so far) on the Tu…

Off to a slow start, this season. Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube. BUT things are coming together. How about that record crowd?

Michael A. Comberiate, A retired NASA engineer, has kept meticulous records of how many handstands he’s done in his 77 years: more than 105,000. He posted his handstands online at NASAmikescoolspac…

After over 20 years, it’s time to say goodbye to the sport that has shaped me in every way 🥺Gymnastics gave me the highest of highs and the lowest of lows but I wouldn’t change a thing. From broken bones, ACL reconstructions, concussions, and countless setbacks, to moments I once only dreamed of, this journey taught me resilience, discipline, gratitude, and belief in myself when things felt impossible.I’m incredibly proud of what I’ve accomplished along the way:~ NCAA Regional Champion~ 2x NCAA National Qualifier~ 2x MAC Gymnast of the Year~ MAC Senior Gymnast of the Year~ NCAA Team Captain~ 2x Canadian National Champion~ 4x National Team Member~ World Bronze Medalist~ Creator of the “Pedrick” in the Code of Points~ 3x World Cup MedalistAnd none of this happened alone! Thank you to my family, my IST and healthcare team, my coaches, my teammates, and everyone else who supported me through the wins, injuries, comebacks, and everything in between. Your belief carried me more times than you know.Gymnastics gave me lifelong friends, unforgettable memories, and lessons I’ll carry with me forever. I’m so grateful for every person who played a role in my journey, no matter how big or small.Forever thankful. Forever a gymnast. ❤️