Q: I have 6-7 years of gymnastics behind me, and I want to keep up my skills in my back yard. I don't want to spend more than $800.
A: well here is a single bar for $375
http://www.tiffinmats.com/Products/BarTr ainer.html
another single bar for $325
http://www.matsmatsmats.com/gymnastics/b ars/mini-bar.html
this is the one that i have that is really good
Just a few highlight high bar routines from the Menâs NCAA Championships. I canât say I love seeing so many âYamawakisâ (laid-out hecht vault with a half turn), when nearly all of them are quite piked. It does really stand out when a gymnast does it truly laid-out, but Iâm surprised that so many of these actually get credit. What I DO love, though, is the Giengers done out of them, as this is obviously a growing trend that has created more release combinations than we were seeing for the past ten years.
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Katy Nogaki training bars- Looking Good Katy! Keep up the hard work!
