My Gymnastics Journal (Kids Edition)
₱500
Each SKITBOOKS journal is printed and hand-bound when you order it — no warehouse copies, every book fresh off the press. Printing and binding takes 3–5 business days, then your order ships with tracking.
- Pages
- 100
- Size
- 6 × 7.8 in
- Paper
- 120 gsm bristol vellum
- Cover
- 260 gsm satin
- Binding
- Perfect bound
About this journal
Kids who love gymnastics don't stay still. They cartwheel down hallways, practice handstands against the bedroom door, and come home from class desperate to show you the thing they almost landed.
What they usually can't tell you is what the coach said to fix.
My Gymnastics Journal gives young gymnasts a place to keep all of it: the skills they're working on, their coach's tips, and the small wins that are easy to miss when you're eight and everything feels either amazing or impossible. It's written for kids to fill in themselves, with short pages and clear prompts, so it feels like theirs rather than homework.
There are three fun badges to earn along the way, from solid basic shapes to real skills to feeling like a proper gymnast. Each one gives them something to aim for, and a reason to keep going on the weeks when a skill just won't come.
It also starts with the part parents care about most: safety. Before any skill pages, there's a short list of rules kids check off themselves, like nothing upside down without a coach and mats, never copying a skill from a video, and speaking up right away when something hurts. At home, the journal only asks for shapes and strength work, never tumbling.
What's inside
- 12 training logs — what they practiced and how class went
- 12 conditioning trackers — watch strength build week by week
- 9 skill ladder pages — see each skill move from "trying" to "got it"
- 6 "Notes From My Coach" pages — the tips worth remembering
- 3 "Somebody Watched Me" pages — for a parent or coach to cheer on progress
- 15 skill pages across three badges, plus badge checks
- Goal pages, a gymnastics word list, and self-reflection pages written for kids
It's best for kids around 8 to 13 who already take classes. It also makes a lovely birthday or Christmas gift from a tita, lola, or ninang who wants to encourage a new passion without adding another leotard to the pile.
And one detail parents appreciate: the journal counts skills and effort, never anything about their body.
