ELITE Kids Gym Equipment – New Colors and Accessories
The newly updated ELITE Kids Gym Equipment line is now available online through American Gymnast. With fresh new fun colors, a whole line of accessories and updated matting, the ELITE [...]
Graphite E (Soft) Rail To Be Used Next Season
After the 2013 JO National Championships, the 407-352 Graphite E (Soft) Rail will become the standard uneven bar rail used in J.O. competitions throughout the US. This flexible rail provides the feel of wood with the strength and resiliency of fiberglass. It is manufactured with less Graphite strands, making it 15-17% less rigid than the current Graphite X Rail.
NEW! AAI Suede Padded Balance Beam Mat
This brand new Suede Padded Balance Beam Mat is designed to offer a padded landing for your gymnasts during balance beam training. It features a unique non-slip material on the bottom surface of the pad as well as 3 hook and loop straps to help keep it in place and ensure a tight fit.
REMINDER – Price Increase Coming Tomorrow!
We are finishing up a record-breaking August here at American Gymnast! I'm glad that our customers have taken note of our previous announcement that there will be a significant price increase beginning tomorrow. Today is the last day to lock-in any of our current prices on gymnastics equipment and mats.
Demo ELITE Uneven Bars and Tac/10 Springboards
At the very end of the day today, I found out that there are 2 sets of AAI ELITE Uneven Bars and 3 Tac/10 Springboards available as Demo. They are all in great condition as they have only been used in a handful of meets this season. We have had numerous calls this week about demo items, so I'm making these couple of items available on our web site right now at great prices!
AAI ELITE Floor Exercise – Assembly Video
In this gymnastics equipment video we will show you how to set up your AAI ELITE Floor Exercise.
AAI ELITE Pommel Horse Adjustment
In this gymnastics equipment video we will show you how to adjust the base and the pommels of your AAI ELITE Pommel Horse. To adjust the height of the horse, loosen both spinlocks, release the snaplocks and lift or lower the horse to the desired height. Make sure the snaplocks are engaged and the spinlocks are tightened securely before each use of the horse. To adjust the pommels, loosen the ball handle from the underside of the pommel horse and slide the pommel to the desired width. The pommel should slide along the 1/2" x 5" bolt. Once in position, securely tighten the ball handle.