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Two Options

How should the curriculum arc look?

Option A is a cycle diagram — the arc as a circle. Option B is a two-direction band display — the arc as a forward and return path.

Option A

The Cycle

The curriculum is a circle, not a ladder. B1 expands outward. B6 is the threshold. Then it curves back — the same roots, expressed by a more developed gymnast.

Center

It always comes back to you.

B1
Foundation
B2
Connection
B3
Momentum
B4
Inversion
B5
Expression
B6
Convergencethreshold
Forward arc (B1 → B6)
Return path (B6 → B1)
Seven roots (always present)
Threshold

“The curriculum ends where the gymnast begins — and from there, it always comes back to the same roots.”

Option B

The Two-Direction Arc

Read top to bottom: the gymnast develops. Read bottom to top: the gymnast returns. The threshold is the moment between the two.

↓ Forward — Expanding outward

B1
FoundationAges 3–5

Body shapes, basic rolls, the first handstand.

↓
B2
ConnectionAges 5–7

Linking shapes into sequences.

↓
B3
MomentumAges 7–9

Using force and rebound.

↓
B4
InversionAges 9–11

Controlled flight and rotation.

↓
B5
ExpressionAges 11–13

Combining all forces.

↓
B6
ConvergenceAges 13+

Where the curriculum ends. The gymnast begins.

↓

The Threshold

Curriculum ends. Gymnast begins.

↑ Return — Coming back to center

↑
ConvergenceAges 13+

Same roots. More body. Deeper understanding.

B6
↑
ExpressionAges 11–13

Same roots. More body. Deeper understanding.

B5
↑
InversionAges 9–11

Same roots. More body. Deeper understanding.

B4
↑
MomentumAges 7–9

Same roots. More body. Deeper understanding.

B3
↑
ConnectionAges 5–7

Same roots. More body. Deeper understanding.

B2
↑
FoundationAges 3–5

Same roots. More body. Deeper understanding.

B1

“It always comes back to you.”