This website was created to seize another opportunity to assist athletes, volunteers, and coaches.

It becomes apparent that many volunteers at the Special Olympics are everyday individuals—mothers, fathers, and friends—who may lack expertise in the sport they coach but are driven by their love for the athletes.

The Special Olympics and USA Gymnastics websites serve as valuable resources for athletes and coaches, offering a wealth of informative material. I recommend dedicating time to exploring these resources.
 

Gymnastics is a physically demanding sport, and I aimed to provide coaches with a resource that offers visual learning of gymnastic skills, instructional guidance on teaching these skills, and crucially, the correct techniques for spotting athletes to ensure safety. Different learning styles exist; some prefer reading, while others benefit more from visual aids. In my experience, visual learning often proves more effective than textual instruction in this sport.

Gymnastics, unlike major sports such as baseball, football, and soccer, is relatively niche. There isn't a major league gymnastics team for athletes to watch weekly on TV. Men's gymnastics forms an even smaller community. I hope this website will become a collaborative platform where athletes demonstrate skills, share tips, and reinforce the sense of community among Athletes with Disabilities (AWD).

Currently focused on gymnastics, the ambition is for the website to organically expand, incorporating more sports over time.