The wonderful benefits of rhythmic gymnastics is that it allows young girls, some very young, to express themselves through strong, athletic movements through a dance of sorts.
It’s a beautiful sport that takes a lot of talent and practice.
This little girl was on fire.
Her name is Tanya Mironenkova and she’s only 6-years-old, but this talented young girl has 7,373,812 views for this video alone!
And why not when she’s owning the entire floor with her routine!
It’s a great sport that builds a child’s co-ordination, in addition to developing poise, balance, agility and posture.
No wonder a lot of parents let their kids take lessons.
Tanya’s confidence will bring a smile to any viewer’s face.
Just look at the way she shuffles and struts on her toes.
The way she alternates her feet while maintain her posture and balance all while smiling and enjoying her moment.
“She was so good I kept expecting to see her do triple somersault or the like! Amazing!”
Says a viewer.
Another wonderful aspect of this sport is that while it is a competition, a gymnast can go about performing her routine alone.
It surely brings a boost of confidence for any young lady!
Learning at such a young age allows them to express their own personality and expression, all while learning new skills along the way.
It keeps them active and away from trouble too!
The pose, the pause, then the cartwheel.
It really is expression based from a series of well executed movements.
Moves that no ordinary person would be able to do without countless hours and days of discipline and patience.
Tanya’s visibly improved and that’s saying something for a young girl who already impressed her audience.
The site prahranrg has this to say about the sport.
“Rhythmic Gymnastics is the perfect sport to build body awareness and co-ordination skills that will assist in the development of athletic potential for any sport.”
- Develops posture and confident body movement, for sport and for life
- Enhances co-ordination and agility, body awareness and balance
- Enhances creativity and builds self-confidence
- Increases flexibility and strength
- Develops healthy minds and positive attitude
Tanya’s got all of those aspects covered, don’t you think?
Another very impressed viewer says,
“She’s FANTASTIC and so charming! She has an innate sense of what constitutes graceful form and movement. And she is graceful!”
And she can only get better with age, considering what we’ve just seen.
The gym isn’t just for lifting weights or doing cardio.
There are other ways to develop superhuman stamina and strength.
Perhaps more moms and dads should consider rhythmic gymnastics for their kids.
Watch and marvel at this young gymnast’s talent below!
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