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Elite journey for young gymnast

 

crude exports? Cantwell, Wyden want dataLooking ahead to 2014 Northwest nonconference gamesDid you know? Jordan Chiles of Vancouver is one of nine girls in the United States and the only girl in the region that includes the Pacific Northwest who are qualified as junior international elite gymnasts. There will be several more testing opportunities this year, so a few more might qualify.

 

Open to girls ages 11 15, junior international elite status is a significant early step cheap roger vivier toward competing for USA Gymnastics.

 

Gina and Tim Chiles had seen the gym near the mall. They heard friends and family suggest that their youngest daughter who would use any flat space to perform a cartwheel or handstand looked like a gymnast.

 

But when they eventually checked out Naydenov Gymnastics, enrolling 6 year old Jordan in a beginner’s class, they didn’t dream it was the start of a journey to rare heights.

 

“We thought we were just going to let her burn off some of that energy,” Tim Chiles said.

 

The energy is as present as ever. It is one of the ingredients that has lifted the Pleasant Valley Middle School sixth grader to an elite platform.

 

Jordan, who will turn 12 next month, is one of nine girls ages 11 15 in the United States who currently holds USA Gymnastics junior international elite status. On March 5, she passed the optional skills test during a roger vivier flats developmental training camp at the USA Gymnastics National Team Training Center at Karolyi Ranch in Huntsville, Texas.

 

“From my first event, I felt like I was going to have a good day,” Jordan said.

 

Gina Chiles said it was a long two days of trying to concentrate on work at home in Vancouver while her daughter was in Texas, being judged by 2005 world all around champion and 2008 Olympic silver medalist Chellsie Memmel, and by 1988 Olympian Chelle Stack Marcella.

 

Gina Chiles received e mails from coach Erika Bakacs reporting scores, but couldn’t relax until a text arrived from Jordan that read: “Mommy I made it.”

 

“Those were the most amazing words to read,” Gina said.

 

In January at the national training center, Jordan completed the compulsory step in the junior international elite process. In February, she came up 1.1 points short of the 51.0 all around score needed during her first attempt at the optionals test. This time, she finished at 52.150, with scores of 14.55 for vault, 13.0 for uneven bars, 11.35 for balance beam and 13.25 for floor exercise.

 

“I was very happy,” Jordan said. roger vivier shoes “It got me very encouraged.”

 

Encouraged too, are Jordan’s coaches at Naydenov Gymnastics, Bakacs and Dimitri Taskov.

 

“It’s the beginning of an interesting journey we are going to have,” Bakacs said.

 

There are significant rungs yet to climb, many years roger vivier sale ahead, but accomplishing junior international elite status before turning 12 puts Jordan in a pool of girls who might have a chance to become 2020 Olympians. To earn international elite status, Bakacs said, requires vivier shoes “a very high level of skills. And execution needs to be exact because the judges will mark you down for every little wobble.”

 

Jordan was almost 7 when she started at Naydenov, older than many of the beginners. But she caught on quickly.

 

“She went from recreation (class) to pre team in about a week,” Gina recalled.

 

A year later, Jordan won the all around title at her first Level 4 meet.

 

While her Naydenov teammates roger vivier outlet enter the championship phase of their season with state, regional and perhaps Junior Olympics national meets ahead, Jordan will be training for a pair of elite competitions this July that could earn her a chance to participate in the USA Gymnastics national championships, and eventually to a spot on the junior national team.

 

When the Naydenov coaches first explained to Gina and Tim Chiles the potential they saw in their daughter and the commitment needed to turn potential into performance Gina said she worried about how the process would impact Jordan. But support from the coaching staff and from Naydenov owner Kevin Jenkins has helped both gymnast and family cope with the increasing demands.

 

 

“This has actually helped her in school,” Gina said. “She is a very focused and determined little kid.”