Visual Roadmap

I read https://www.gymnasticbodies.com/forum/topic/12862-the-gymnasticbodies-roadmap-and-curriculum/ and I needed something visual to encapsulate it all.

I've attached an image I made. Is this a good visual representation of the curriculum in terms of prerequisites and what can be trained in parallel?

Thanks for your time!

Hi Oliver,

It actually helps to understand the "road map" from what we can understand from the initial post.  Thanks!

Questions for the coaches : 

Some courses detailed in this curriculum are still not in place, but are they in development?  I know that I'm not there yet, but I'm curious

And, what is Hungarian?

Thanks!

I think the policy is (has become?) that the community will have to show it is ready (just compare the number of posts in the F1 vs. the F4 forum to see what I mean) before more advanced courses will be released. Apparently they have been filmed, but new content focused on the early stages was instead produced and released, in line with where the majority of the students was and is. 

I also think that you should extend the bar for Movement 1 out all the way. You will never stop practicing the basics, if in a form that is not so basic to us (the advanced Movement 1 progressions).

F4 and movement 2 seems like a dream right now as I am still on PE1 for most of my elements for 6+ months  

But nonetheless I am enjoying it and seeing improvements and am in it for the very long run 

As many others I am at the early PEs of Foundation 1 so most of the stuff is way over me. Anyway, I think there are a few things to be slightly changed in the diagram: I am not sure that F1 is a prerequisite to start H1 SEs, on the other hand the PEs of H2 can be started straight away but there is for sure some prerequisite to start the SEs (probably 60s freestanding HS and maybe something in Foundation too). Also, while not recommended, I think it is considered acceptable to starts Rings 1 after the completion of Foundation 2. 

Thanks for this post bro. I think it's a very good visual!