Kathryn Clark Annotated Bibliography "Aly Raisman: Quest for Gold - Gymnastics Documentary." YouTube. YouTube, 15 May 2013.

Web. 11 Mar. 2014. A documentary about Aly Raismans journey to become an Olympic gymnastics and her decision to become a professional athlete. The documentary follows Aly through her daily routine as a gymnast. It explains her diet, workout schedule, and training schedule. I used this documentary to base my competition team schedule off of. I also used some of Alys inspiring quotes. In addition I used some of the coaching techniques to incorporate into my coaches/staff page. "Champaign Gymnastics Academy." Champaign Gymnastics Academy. News-Gazette Digital Services, n.d. Web. 01 Apr. 2014. This website is for a gymnastics gym in Champaign, Illinois. The website includes a list of the benefits of participating in gymnastics. There is a list of fifteen benefits gymnastics has to offer a child. I used this website for my brochure. I used the benefits list to persuade parents of the benefits gymnastics has to offer their children. Gardner, Edward. "Welcome to the Joel Baba School of Gymnastics." Joelbabagymnastics. N.p., 2012. Web. 03 Apr. 2014. A website of the gymnastics gym I attended for recreational gymnastics. The website includes information on classes offered, forms, summer camp, tumbling classes, performance day, and why your child should join gymnastics. I used this website to base my class descriptions off of. I also used some of the persuading reasons to join gymnastics that they used. This website has separate tabs for each class, but I decided to condense every class and its description into one tab titled classes. I feel this is a more affective way or organizing this information. Sands, Wm A., Ph.D. "Gymnastics Essay." Editorial. Technique Mar. 1999: n. pag. Gymnastics. University of Utah, 1999. Web. 18 Feb. 2014. This research paper is focused on the benefits of being a gymnast. The author believes that gymnastics benefits a person. He describes his belief in three categories: a) physical, b) psycho-social, and c) miscellaneous. Gymnastics builds a persons strength through physical activity. Gymnasts develop their strength by using their own body rather than artificial weights and machines. This is a healthier way to develop fitness. Gymnasts are often more social people and arent afraid to preform in front of people. Studies used in this paper show that gymnasts are more likely to be the first to raise their hand in class and participate. The miscellaneous category discusses things only gymnasts learn. Gymnasts learn to fall without injuring themselves and are good at both static and dynamic balance. Gymnasts are the smallest athletes, and gymnastics is a reasonably safe sport. He backs up his belief with numerous charts. Each of his points is strong and

Kathryn Clark well backed up. By using some of his charts and statistics/evidence, I will strengthen my logos. St. Clair, Jim. "Home." Bucks Gynastics Center II. N.p., n.d. Web. 03 Apr. 2014. A website to the gymnastics gym I attended for competition gymnastics. The website includes information on classes, programs, birthday parties, and about the gym. Yurchenko, Natalia. "Menu." Natalia Yurchenko. N.p., 18 July 2013. Web. 02 Apr. 2014. This website was designed by one of the top gymnastics coaches of all time in Russia. She includes a blog, and information on coaching techniques and beliefs. I used this website to describe my coaches techniques and beliefs in order to persuade parents that Charlotte Gymnastics Academy had the best, most dedicated coaches.