### person | athlete:

Gymnast
* Many gymnasts bend their arms and push on the bar when opening up for a higher position
  - carry gigantic gym bags
  - diet and attempt to lose weight to improve athletic performance
  - go to fast by swinging their arms back before their second leg comes down
  - use a sole circle transition
* Most gymnasts complain of pain
  - wrist pain
  - consume food
  - do tricks
  - eat meals
* Most gymnasts have parents
  - some weak events and some strong events
  - hold bars
  - know the importance of hamstring, hip, back and shoulder flexibility
  - lose lbs
  - only get one day off from physical activity a week
  - perform routine
  - phone regularly with their parents
  - practice twice per day for at least three hours per session
  - simply grow out of their injuries
  - spend the same amount of time practicing weekly
  - tend to lean forward or reach for the ground as they go into the roll
  - use diets
* Some gymnasts have maturation.
* Some gymnasts possess body mass
  - start careers
* also leap and jump through the open or folded rope, held by both hands.
* are athletes
  - like no other athletes, therefore they require extra education and support
  - located in gyms
  - naturally more flexible, and swimmers usually have a remarkable lung capacity
  - out of school and away from their normal routines
  - prone to have stress fractures in their back from the repetive activites they do
  - the ultimate symbols of perfection and balance
  - to dress in comfortable clothing such as shorts, t-sjirts or bodysuits
* can balance on one foot while waiting in lines
  - compete with other gymnasts to see who can do their tricks are better
  - walk of the floor and use props in their routines such as dolls or crash gear
* compete in rope, hoop, ball, clubs and ribbon events.
* consume carbohydrate food
  - carbohydrates
* enjoy favorite food
* gain momentum.
* have a tendency to pike in the front of the swing to get their feet above the bars.
* have amazing balance and grace, and breakdancers have awesome moves
  - upper bodies
* includes arms
  - heads
  - legs
  - necks
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* learn quickly that hard work can be rewarding and fun.
* move from bar to bar, and routines include moves like swings, rises, and rotations.
* need proteins.
* often mount the uneven bars using a springboard or a small mat.
* practice the same routines over and over, but every performance is different.
* swing around each bar swinging between each and changing grip as they move from bar to bar.
* take drugs to stunt their growth.
* tumble and practice on the vault, uneven bars, mini trampoline, and balance beam.
  - the clubs to do circles , throws , swings , plus tapping
+ Floor:
  * Gymnasts also perform an event on floor. The women perform a routine to music, and the men perform a routine without any music.
+ Gymnastics
  * Gymnasts can compete with other gymnasts to see who can do their tricks are better. Usually the winner gets a trophy, ribbon, or a medal.
+ Rhythmic gymnastics, Clubs
  * The clubs are another piece of equipment that rhythmic gymnasts use. The clubs look a kind of like bowling pins or bottles. They are made of wood or plastic. Gymnasts use the clubs to do circles, throws, swings, plus tapping
  * Hoop is used by rhythmic gymnasts too. The hoop is made of wood. Gymnasts toss it and catch it, spin it, swing it, and roll it. Gymnasts doing routines with the hoop are really exciting because gymnasts throw it very high and then catch it many different ways

### person | athlete | gymnast:

Rhythmic gymnast
* Most rhythmic gymnasts start out as artistic gymnasts.
* Some rhythmic gymnasts have maturation.
* require a complete mastery of body control.

Individual athlete
* Most individual athletes involve in sports
  - team sports
* have have great success