Rediscovering the acrobatic gymnastic
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.5755Keywords:
Acrobatic Gymnastic. Review literature. Sports, history.Abstract
Abstract: Acrobatic Gymnastic, the youngest modality
of the universe of competitive Gymnastic, shows itself
of great pedagogical worth, although it is hardly ever
studied in the Academic environment and presents few
records of knowledge acquired along of the years. This
revision article aims to promote the rediscovering of
the Gymnastic Acrobatic, as an object of academic
studies, practice of sports and content of school
physical education. Therefore, the scenery of the
modality in the World, Acrobatic Gymnastic historical
trajectory, its characteristics and particularities and also
some pedagogical principles shall be approached
based on the most relevant authors for the subject.
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