is it suitable for gymnastics
1701043
it's a ballet barre for work on technique, it wouldn't be suitable or safe for hanging or bar work in gymnastics
1701044
My daughter is a gymnast and she said for stretching and working on flexibility not to use as an actual bar.
1701045
No. My children's do both ballet and gymnastics and the barre Is not sturdy enough for flips.
1701046
No. It's best for stretching and ballet balance. Even then I used some sand bags to stabilize it further. Over all I love it and it was perfect for me. Hope this helps.
553662
Yes, absolutely, it is a fitness device for all ages and it is the strongest pullup bar available. We use thicker steel than any other pull-up bars and have plugnplay attachments for aerial yoga, boxing, and air fitness with our patent pending straps that allow you to run in the air.
942067
I use it for soccer so I'd imagine it would be just fine for yoga in terms of support.
2004562
I have it and I think it is fine. It is hard to put together--you really need to balance the skins when you tighten. But all in all it is a great deal! I would doubt it would travel well--but for at home practice it is great! You will want to mute the kick--it is a bit hollow.
478384
Not if you are using it with your feet. However if you are doing it for upper body then yes.
1405215
I think it is sturdy enough, but check to see if the bar will go high enough. We have it for fun, not for gymnastics practice.
1341628
Nope, this beam is perfect for a level 3 gymnast. My daughter is a level 4 gymnast and she still practices her skills at home on this beam even after having this beam for over a year. It's great quality and very sturdy, been very happy with this purchase.
273310
No question. It has a lot of flexibility. I would expect no issues with that exercise.
1018382
It is fairly soft, which makes it great for beginning gymnasts. It is not good for more advanced gymnasts, because they can't work on turns.
757278
My daughter got this last year for Christmas & she uses it all the time. She is 13 & under 100 lbs.She does gymnastics.
1880407
It is definitely for them to practice. My granddaughter uses it to do her bar skills and for tumbling. Its would be perfect for her great investment
1449126
Absolutely as long as they don't use it for gymnastics. It is very versatile and dependable.
1925647
Yep, you should be fine. It's a weight lifting program, but it comes with 2 cardio DVDs. You hardly do any jumping throughout the program, so you should be fine.
1497093
Yes, my daughter has been doing gymnastics for 5 years and loves hers. Very sturdy and easy to move.
707294
I'm not sure what your question is but we do own this trampoline. My youngest daughter has been involved in gymnastics and has loved it - it's also her place of "refuge" when she wants to think! It is very sturdy - we have had to replace some of the posts and the net when a storm tore it from the ground. (order@1800trampoline.com) After that we also purchased the straps that you can use to anchor it down - very essential. It's large and very sturdy - she can do her back flips and all kinds of gymnastics moves!
1238329
Absolutely! We purchased it for my 12 year- old dancer, but I (a 37 year-old runner) use it for stretching as well.
380417
Ha! I would say it very well could be used as an arm exercise if you need to work on motion post-surgery. It absolutely should not be used if the purpose is for strength training of any kind. This has a very fluid motion.