Essay: Level Eight Gymnast

Born for This

Annie is a level eight gymnast at a championship competition.
She started her floor routine perfectly with a roundoff back handspring back tuck... When Annie started to run into a front tuck , front walkover, she fell…. but pulled it off (she makes everything look good!). Her finish was amazing with an aerial into a Back walkover back handspring solute.
On her best event (beam) she started with an amazing press handstand. As she did a full turn... she fell. She didn't know what to think because she never falls off. She had two falls left. Annie jumped up onto the beam and did her back walkover and her back handspring. She dreaded doing her back aerial on beam because she had been falling off almost every time on the beam at a gym. As she went into the back aerial
She was so scared about falling she forgot about the beam and imagined it as the floor and stuck the landing perfectly with no deductions on beam. Next was bars. Annie was as scared as a five-year-old child would be if they went on a really scary roller coaster because Annie's worst event was bars. But she had the best routine ever (at least that's what Annie thought). First, she got onto the bars with a kip, double back hip circle. She did an astounding mil-circle. Her dismount was an amazing full twist.

Anni had to do a roundoff front handspring full. She was praying to stick the landing because if she didn't, she would hurt something. She started to run into the hurdle, she got faster and faster like a hyena, and when she jumped onto the springboard she flipped and flipped and she…… fell. Annie had one more chance to get an amazing score. She did that same thing, this time, she ran faster than a hyena, she was as fast as a cheetah. Annie was going faster so that she could get more height on the springboard. She jumped and…… she landed it