Charlie and Gymnastics

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Charlie has been participating in Badger Gymnastics on the West Side of Madison. He absolutely loves it and is really starting to improve, a lot! Today was "parent's day" where I could snap a whole bunch of pictures, so enjoy!
Planking


Driving a car through a carwash


Using parallel bars to jump over bars

Actually listening to his teacher!


Quite good at this!

Backwards sommersault.

Trampoline and presenting!

Boat ride!

Balancing through the doghouse

Hanging around


So great!
I was a proud mama today, that is for sure! He has made significant progress and next fall we will probably put him back in again.

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