Ex Gymnasts Find Out What Level They Are Now!

Hi, I'm Megan. I'm Sierra. And I'm Maggie. And we're from TC2. For today's video, we have done a couple videos in the past where we've seen like how many gymnastics skills we can still do, but if we were to have a competition like tomorrow, what level would we be? Especially Maggie, because she's only a gymnast as much as we make her be a gymnast in our videos. So that's what we're doing again today. I'm literally going to be level one, if that. Level one and two are combined for this. So I guess let's explain how we're doing this. We are first going to go off of like a code of points, but like that's too complicated and really not worth it. So Sierra found a graphic that we're going to go based off of that has the different events and skills that are required for that level supposedly, that's what we're just assuming. And so we're going to stop and like say that we would be this certain level if you can't do everything in the next level. So it's not just like you can do some here and some here, we're going to just like say like what level can you do everything. Cut you off. That's it. That's all you're going to be at for the meet this Sunday. Also, one other thing. Unfortunately, we can't be including vault in this video because the vault's not even set up in our gym, but also we're probably going to skip it anyways. So this is a three event meet. All right, let's figure out what level we are. So we're starting off with level one and two. We're going to do floor first. So Maggie's going to read off the list of skills. I'm going to do them and hopefully I can make it past this level. Look at these level one and twos. We're going to have to do this a little bit faster since you guys kind of have a rundown of what the skills are. This is about to make me feel really bad about myself, but I don't care. Um, it's my brand to not know how to do this stuff. And I never was a gymnast, even though I was a champion. I was like tumbling. Okay. Blah, blah, blah. Whatever. I don't know if I'm going to be able to do this. So I've always struggled with these. Big kick. No! Just straighten your leg. I did not do it. What? Just straighten your leg. Nobody would count that in real gymnastics. Yeah, they would. All right, so all of us qualified for floor. So we are on to beam next. Let's see what we have to do. Front support mount. I look too tall for this. Air bus. How high do I go? Sure. Stretch jump. Honestly, don't freaking scare me on beam now. Whatever. Sure. That's like so slow. Don't come for me, you guys. I didn't use that terminology, okay? Pivot turn. You're going to lose your balance. Three-fourths side handstand. Cut. Again, Cass gave it to me. Why? I don't know. I just haven't done this in a long time. Yeah, right. All right, my turn to do beam for level one and two. Front support mount. Wait, how do you do that? I think you push through your shoulders. Like, I'm touching. People do this for fun, aren't they? Why? Stretch jump. This is scary, though, because the beam doesn't move to catch you. Lever. Whatever that means to you. That was terrible. And lastly, the three-quarters side handstand dismount. It's a three-fourths. You made it past level one and two beams. This is going to be the hardest. All right, last event for level one and two that we're going to be doing in this video is bars. Pull over. Achieve. Stop, because I can't do that. You can use the mat. Back hip circle. I don't know if you'll make it past. Hold on. I don't get how this is level one and two. Wrist shifts. What is that? I can only think of, like, starting low and then rotating your wrist on top, like, to show that you can rotate your wrist. That's the only way I can think of. Leg cuts. You can do it. There's no way I know you'll do that with plain hands. Yes, you can. Go. Oh, my God. I did it. Thank you, everyone. I'm done. I'm out of the game. All right, now it's my turn to do all of the level one and two bar stuff. I'm like, here's where I was, like, looking not too bad. And then I get up. When you do it, because when I did it, I was kind of confused. Do you keep your wrist like that? I saw you shift it. I was like. That was the only thing I felt comfortable. I don't know. I just did it because, like, you did it. I didn't know what to do. That's so funny. That's it? Stride circle. Yeah, that was it. Just do that. Pull yourself to the bar. That's actually not bad. I hate it. I hate it here. I'm done. I didn't even make it past level one. It was level one and two. Oh, whatever. All right, so me and Sierra are moving on to level three. So we're starting back on floor. Leg swings to the side and split. What does leg swing to the side mean? We're skipping leg swing to the side, not knowing what that is, but assuming we can do it. Handstand bridge kickover. Handstand forward roll. Wait, come on. You're telling me this is level three and bars? What's bars have to be like level three? Chasse, leap, and leg swing. Backward roll and push up. Those are... Round off back handspring is your last mission. Cut out of his head. Okay, we're back to beam. Mount to stand. Just assume that it's like... I think that's a good guess. Cross handstand. From our research, a cross handstand seems to just be a normal handstand. So that's what I'm going to try and do. Does it have to be like a certain height? I don't know. I feel like just like try, you know? I literally... When was the last time I did a handstand on you? I hate this. This is why you learn back walkovers and now they're starting to kick too hard and start falling over the beam. That's why. Well, you're not even close. Is that okay? Straight leg leap. Like, you guys would be like, Megan, come on. You can do that. But like, I stopped doing this stuff after we finished our last meet because I was like, I don't have to do it anymore. Okay. If it turns... Wow. Sure. My heels not turn. I think that's what it is. Cartwheel to the thing you just did. No. No, it's harder. You can do it, Megan. I feel like I need someone to like stand there. I'm nervous. I don't know why I'm so nervous right now. I feel like I'm not going to know what to do. Here. Do the side handstand first. I'll hold your hips there and then you pull yourself that way. Are you done? Yes. We are done for our last person standing. How far we can get. So, we'll see. Let's see if we can finish the beam. I just did it. That's not even what they meant. Probably, but I assume they're mostly talking about the stand part, so. That's not very good. Better than mine. That was good. Okay. They look the same, probably. Not even close. I switched to split jumps instead of leaps. For the record. Thank you. I do that to a lot of my handstands anyways, so. Alright, let's go. Alright, so we're on bars. If I can get through all these, then I will at least be the best gymnast amongst us. And that's like good enough for me. So, I just hope I can finish everything on bars. Glide swing. That's a lot of core strength. Front hip circle. I feel like this is easier. What? Ouch. Shoot through, stride, circle. Can you still do the shoot through? I think so. Easy. Stride circle. Stride circle, backward length. Ooh. Here you go. Actually, this is, I feel like, easier than the forward one, too. Back hip circle under swing. Next time I dismount, it's probably not going to be the best under swing, but. I feel like it will count. I am officially a level. Three. A level three. Let's go level four. Alright, so we're switching things up a little bit. For level four, I went and looked at everything that I would have to do to see what I would need to do to do level four. And I think that a cartwheel and beam is going to be the hardest thing for me to do of everything on the list. So, we're going to start with that to see, basically, if we don't waste our time. So, if I can't do it, we're not going to do anything else. And I'll just be a level three. Alright, we're moving up on the little beam. And we're going to see if I can get one in a reasonable amount of time. Drop one pack. Oh my god, we're going to have to go through everything again. Ugh, I just really want to get it. We're going to speed through these. Cross handstand one second hold. On Mississippi. That's a short second. Does it have to be all the way at the top? I don't know. That one you got. Split jump, straight jump. Half a turn. That's all. Alright, we are on floor. I think I can do all this. We're going to try and hurry up a little bit. Alright, we are on two bars. We're level four. Let's see if I can do everything. Glide kick. The chalk flying off. Cast horizontal. Okay, we're going to be critical with this. We're going to make sure. Try my best! I think you were just above horizontal. Oh really? Maybe like at horizontal. Try again. That was above. I don't like that. That was above. Ow. Squat on jump to long hang kick. This is the other thing where I was like. We don't do squat ons very often because we did our release move. Tap swings to swing. I didn't do these so it might not be good. I think that was probably the worst you could have done it for you to pass. I never competed those. But I think you did it. Honestly, respect to that. That was harder than I thought it would be. Alright, so. As much fun as it would be for me to go to level five and do everything again. I already looked ahead. I know I can never do a long hang pullover. So like the idea of me doing one three years after the fact that I retired is not going to happen which means I won't pass level five. So I will happily take level four. Real quick, we wanted to thank Skillshare for sponsoring today's video. 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