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Rhythmic Gymnastics

By ralph_diesel September 02, 2020 2 answers Last updated September 02, 2020

Hello! I am 13 years old, I am 163/165 cm tall, I weigh 64 kg, I am full in the legs. I want to practice some sport, I go swimming and I wonder if a girl with my age, length and weight will have a problem going to rhythmic gymnastics for the first time. I was thinking of enrolling in sport dances or ballet, but for ballet you have to start at a young age, at least that's what I've heard ... I also liked boxing, but my parents are against it ... please help with the choice of sport !!! Thanks!!

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didickerb answered · September 02, 2020

   Artistic dances and ballet are not for you - you are too heavy and already tall, and you do not waste so many calories. If you want to play boxing, but also Latin American or bg. folk dances are for you or just sign up for a fitness club. Swimming also doesn't burn a lot of calories, but keep up the good work, but don't eat a lot afterwards because you haven't burned a lot of calories. However, it is more important to change your diet - forget about sweets, pasta, chips, salads and soft drinks, juices - you know these things. Even without a diet, but if you eat moderately and healthily you will lose weight

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flamingfartguy answered · September 02, 2020

   If you want to go to rhythmic gymnastics or ballet just as a hobby, it's not too late, although with your weight it will be difficult for you, because for these sports you have to be quite flexible. For a professional ballerina or gymnast, however, you have no chance. It starts at 4-5 years old. So keep swimming, it's a very nice and useful sport, and then when you lose a little weight and become more flexible, you can enroll in an amateur group, in modern ballet, in rhythmic gymnastics.