As a cheer coach, I have caught girls in so many situations to save them from getting hurt while taking feet, legs, arms, shoulders and heads to the face. But if every kiddo is safe, then I've done my job.
Same, I got hurt so often from catching team members and I'm not even a coach lmao. But in showacrobatics we try a lot of new stuff we don't know is possible soo, it's normal that its not always working out.
I remember a cheer coach gave a fun clinic to our gymnastics display team, most of us gymnasts were also gym coaches. The cheer coach commented he had never seen bases so committed to catching the flyer.
Funny how Cheer always has the most amount of injuries out of any sport. Typically cheer coaches are former cheerleaders with little experience in actual coaching. Most teams go to a gymnastics center to actually learn how to tumble. The Cheer coaches need to learn from gymnastics coaches how to actually coach. Typically its the former gymnasts that make the best cheer leaders and the best coaches are former gymnasts who became coaches.
@AlyFrederi absolutely. 20 years of watching the same cycle of horrible coaching with so many girls being told to "F%$&K it chuck it" The cycle wont be broken, it will just be another bad cheer leader becoming a bad coach again and again.
As a coach, when your gymnast falls you usually see it coming before they even go for the skill, something just looks off so you're ready to catch immediately
While I have seen a few videos of coaches saving gymnasts, I think this video is the best in really showcasing the importance of the responsibility that coaches have. Well done Nile.
As a coach it's not fun to have to catch. But you do what ya need to do. Both Gymnast and cheerleader have made me bleed on more than a few occasions. But they all have walked away unhurt thus far. Biggest thing you can do is make sure the athlete is ready for the skill before you put yourself in a hairy situation where you, them or both of you get hurt.
I had someone catch me when I went hurdle. It was honestly way too early for me to be attempting the skill they wanted me to try. I had no notion of my body in space - I just couldn’t feel it. The spotter who grabbed me wasn’t a coach. She was absolutely shaken. And angry. I think because she was so scared and surprised that I just blaaahhhed it. She kept saying oh my god you almost broke your neck. Oh my god you would have died or been paralyzed for life. Oh my god. She went and walked it off. And that was my last day of gymnastics. I didn’t feel that my ability level was being considered in trying new skills. They just had 20 or 30 of us who had started at the same time and expected us all to progress in the same ways at the same time. I was doing things these people couldn’t and I was the first on a bunch of skills. But having never done this or anything leading up to it and then being expected to land the jump and somersault without prep.... it was like a factory pushing out gymnasts. Not keeping us safe. That one coach grabbed that girl is almost exactly what happened to me. Scary.
I was doing a full once at 10 years old and lost my air awareness and started coming down head first. My coach caught me mid air and literally saved me from possible paralysis or death.
I was doing a crash dive (lol) barani ball out on tramp one time. The coach who was coaching on the double mini was thankfully standing nearby to catch me as I almost fell off the side of the tramp. I had one foot on the mat covering the springs, but my momentum was carrying me off. It would've been a controllable fall, but I'm glad he was there to catch me. I don't think I'll forget that for as long as I live! I also feel like there should be a better way to maintain safety during a trampoline event. Usually it's a few mats on a basketball court. My former teammate was a junior elite trampoline competitor and had someone severely injured before her at a meet. It really shook her up. Maybe surround the tramp with more dense trampolines which are covered in pit mats? I dunno. But falling from that height with little room for error is so scary. I'll stop rambling now. ❤
omg, i am so early!!! i dont know if you will see this but! you and emily are amazing and some of my biggest inspirations! i was in gymnastics by 5 years old and quit when I was 7 due to financial problems.m you both encouraged me to start working out and get back into gym! now I do cheer and tumbling!! i love you guys! :)
I wonder what they were trying to do with the mat with Laura (female trampoline) because the edge of the mat hit her foot and caused her to go completely off balance and shoot off toward the other side. I know they throw the mat on for cushioning usually once the final skill is completed to start softening the jump impact, but if the spotter wasn't there it could've been so awful!!!!!
When I do this, my girls have to say "Thank you Nicole for saving my life." I then (this is before covid obviously) proceed to give them a sloppy kids on the hair to defuse the situation and make them forget their (completely justified) terror. Shoot out to my fellow coaches! We throw ourselves (often literally) in the way of human missiles and we like it! 😁
I teach acro and have definitely saved my kids in some cray ways, the trust is very important. they know i will do everything in my power to make them safe and catch them if something happens. But we also teach how to fall properly when able to and that helps alot. love the channel
I know it’s a different kind of connection, but you, Emily, your family, the three musketeers, it’s all been a beautiful moment allowing us to escape. Y’all are FKN hilarious!!
Back when I was a gymnast and was learning how to front flip properly my coach had to kinda save me... but somehow managed to ram his knee into my eye at the same time. I ended up well with "just" a black eye ( i was like 6 or 7)
As a coach I've had to catch some kids, but nothing quite like this. However the worst is always when you don't catch thdm in time. You break the fall, but they are still a little hurt. :(
When he was talking about the trampoline it reminded me of my aunt. She was a professional gymnast and in the circus for awhile and she ended up being blown off of a trampoline during a performance. She ended up breaking every bone in both her hands.
I had awful gymnastics coaches when I did gymnastics as a child and a teenager and they didn’t prepare me for skills I’d never tried before and was terrified to do which is why I decided I couldn’t do it anymore and walked away and since being at cheerleading it’s been actually the opposite they’ve been such good coaches in teaching good technique for tumbling
As a kid I did trampolining and I have had one or two near misses especially doing a front drop. I'm 5ft 8 and the trampoline is easily over a metre off the floor so just stood on the bed I am higher than a basket ball hoop then jumping I could at least get a metre or so above that and when you open out to land you have to make sure your in the centre or near as. One time I was off centre and came down and my head just narrowly missed bouncing off the edge of the trampoline, which consists of a metal bar and a very thin bit of padding.
I was always told to block and never to catch on trampoline, and rightly so I’ve seen my fair share of broken noses, the sound still haunts me when someone hits the deck.
Love your reaction and energy 🙌🏼👏👏😀.......I tell you what’s hard to watch is .....10 most scary falls in pairs figure skating pairs history on bb trend storm ........coming from gymnastics it freaks you out watching them land smack hard onto the ice .......Nile do this cross watch reaction just once .....I bet you can’t 😂😂😂
I've never done anything like this, but as a trampoline coach I had a gymnast double back and then ping backwards, but the setup we had had the trampolines in the corner of the gym so I was stood there to stop them hitting the wall. It wasn't great for my own back though, as I ended up being crushed against it instead
Probably the coaches look like they are interrupting but are probably actually paying so close attention that they can see a problem in the previous foot placement, rotation, hand positions etc. Maybe they know a hand facing this way and a shoulder that will mean mechanical trouble? They gotta
not quit the same, but you have to have extra sences while looking out for kids used to be in the safty boat while taking the kids out dingie sailing 9 times out of 10 you could see the gust off wind coming that was going to cause all hell to brake loose flaten every one and put them all in to blind panick mode!! then it's a mad rush to save them all calm them down and get them back to dry land, but thats what we are there for!!
How can he ever be depressed knowing the life he’s lead and the super human things he’s accomplished? Who knows how he feels inside when he’s depressed, having grown up with all that pressure. No need to pity him though he’s better off than the rest of us…
I do acro and I've definitely have saved my partners for some bad stuff I almost never let my partner fall doesn't matter in what weird position I have to put myself in as long as I have her it's okay
Hi nile, I watch all your videos and I don't know if it is RUclips's auto ads but I literally had an advert every minute. I had to stop watching as it was impossible
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As a cheer coach, I have caught girls in so many situations to save them from getting hurt while taking feet, legs, arms, shoulders and heads to the face. But if every kiddo is safe, then I've done my job.
That’s great ❤️❤️❤️
Same, I got hurt so often from catching team members and I'm not even a coach lmao. But in showacrobatics we try a lot of new stuff we don't know is possible soo, it's normal that its not always working out.
I remember a cheer coach gave a fun clinic to our gymnastics display team, most of us gymnasts were also gym coaches. The cheer coach commented he had never seen bases so committed to catching the flyer.
Funny how Cheer always has the most amount of injuries out of any sport. Typically cheer coaches are former cheerleaders with little experience in actual coaching.
Most teams go to a gymnastics center to actually learn how to tumble. The Cheer coaches need to learn from gymnastics coaches how to actually coach.
Typically its the former gymnasts that make the best cheer leaders and the best coaches are former gymnasts who became coaches.
@AlyFrederi absolutely. 20 years of watching the same cycle of horrible coaching with so many girls being told to "F%$&K it chuck it"
The cycle wont be broken, it will just be another bad cheer leader becoming a bad coach again and again.
As a coach, when your gymnast falls you usually see it coming before they even go for the skill, something just looks off so you're ready to catch immediately
I think Nile's hair gets crazier every video... and I am HERE FOR IT! 😂
Maybe he’s rubbing a balloon on his head before every video 🤣
Hey, some people pay loads of money to look like they just rolled out of bed. Nile's very talented, and not just athletically. ;)
What ive realised in this video is that coaches literally know its going wrong from the first movement seeing the future lol
While I have seen a few videos of coaches saving gymnasts, I think this video is the best in really showcasing the importance of the responsibility that coaches have. Well done Nile.
As a coach it's not fun to have to catch. But you do what ya need to do. Both Gymnast and cheerleader have made me bleed on more than a few occasions. But they all have walked away unhurt thus far. Biggest thing you can do is make sure the athlete is ready for the skill before you put yourself in a hairy situation where you, them or both of you get hurt.
I had someone catch me when I went hurdle. It was honestly way too early for me to be attempting the skill they wanted me to try. I had no notion of my body in space - I just couldn’t feel it. The spotter who grabbed me wasn’t a coach. She was absolutely shaken. And angry. I think because she was so scared and surprised that I just blaaahhhed it. She kept saying oh my god you almost broke your neck. Oh my god you would have died or been paralyzed for life. Oh my god. She went and walked it off. And that was my last day of gymnastics. I didn’t feel that my ability level was being considered in trying new skills. They just had 20 or 30 of us who had started at the same time and expected us all to progress in the same ways at the same time. I was doing things these people couldn’t and I was the first on a bunch of skills. But having never done this or anything leading up to it and then being expected to land the jump and somersault without prep.... it was like a factory pushing out gymnasts. Not keeping us safe. That one coach grabbed that girl is almost exactly what happened to me. Scary.
I was doing a full once at 10 years old and lost my air awareness and started coming down head first. My coach caught me mid air and literally saved me from possible paralysis or death.
I know Emily is hearing Nile's reaction noises and thinking "Wtf he is doing" 😂
I was doing a crash dive (lol) barani ball out on tramp one time. The coach who was coaching on the double mini was thankfully standing nearby to catch me as I almost fell off the side of the tramp. I had one foot on the mat covering the springs, but my momentum was carrying me off. It would've been a controllable fall, but I'm glad he was there to catch me. I don't think I'll forget that for as long as I live! I also feel like there should be a better way to maintain safety during a trampoline event. Usually it's a few mats on a basketball court. My former teammate was a junior elite trampoline competitor and had someone severely injured before her at a meet. It really shook her up. Maybe surround the tramp with more dense trampolines which are covered in pit mats? I dunno. But falling from that height with little room for error is so scary. I'll stop rambling now. ❤
WHY DID THESE MAKE ME TEAR UP?? God, I better not be pregnant
well are you?
@@user-fs4wy6er9q nope! And hysterectomy coming on aug 25th...will never have to worry again!
Nile it is amazing how these coaches are so acrobatic and quick when they SAVE these gymnasts. Well done Coaches♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
omg, i am so early!!! i dont know if you will see this but! you and emily are amazing and some of my biggest inspirations! i was in gymnastics by 5 years old and quit when I was 7 due to financial problems.m you both encouraged me to start working out and get back into gym! now I do cheer and tumbling!! i love you guys! :)
I wonder what they were trying to do with the mat with Laura (female trampoline) because the edge of the mat hit her foot and caused her to go completely off balance and shoot off toward the other side. I know they throw the mat on for cushioning usually once the final skill is completed to start softening the jump impact, but if the spotter wasn't there it could've been so awful!!!!!
I know they cover the springs but shoving the mat made her ricochet across and off the trampoline!
Love this channel so much!!! Always great x
"Wahayy how you doing!" is just the best 🤣 gets me smiling everytime
Love this!! My coaches definitely plucked me out of a the air a few times as a kid!!!
Loving the crazy hair Nile! Lol and can't wait to read your book
When I do this, my girls have to say "Thank you Nicole for saving my life." I then (this is before covid obviously) proceed to give them a sloppy kids on the hair to defuse the situation and make them forget their (completely justified) terror. Shoot out to my fellow coaches! We throw ourselves (often literally) in the way of human missiles and we like it! 😁
I teach acro and have definitely saved my kids in some cray ways, the trust is very important. they know i will do everything in my power to make them safe and catch them if something happens. But we also teach how to fall properly when able to and that helps alot. love the channel
I always love these videos!! 💜 Thanks for another quality watch!
I know it’s a different kind of connection, but you, Emily, your family, the three musketeers, it’s all been a beautiful moment allowing us to escape. Y’all are FKN hilarious!!
great video Nile:) but sometimes I was thinking: should I wear headphones? or: what are my flatmates going to think when you are screaming? XDXD
In his eyes you see pain behind all that enthusiasm
Nile I was wondering if you have any tips for learning a straight front as I keep trying to do it on the trampoline and I can’t get it??
Fearless is the only word for it. And that is both the coaches and the athletes.
Back when I was a gymnast and was learning how to front flip properly my coach had to kinda save me... but somehow managed to ram his knee into my eye at the same time. I ended up well with "just" a black eye ( i was like 6 or 7)
Those are some quick cat like reactions right there!!
Sending love from 🏴🏴🏴
As a coach I've had to catch some kids, but nothing quite like this. However the worst is always when you don't catch thdm in time. You break the fall, but they are still a little hurt. :(
Will definitely be getting your book Nile, and loving the hair and tattoo!
Ayo, I'd love to see a mental health/addiction update (if you feel like it) I loved the documentary
This is so scary. Olympic gymnastics are really super humans
When he was talking about the trampoline it reminded me of my aunt. She was a professional gymnast and in the circus for awhile and she ended up being blown off of a trampoline during a performance. She ended up breaking every bone in both her hands.
Are you allright 👍🏻
THE FACT THAT THEY ARE NOT AFRAID IS JUST... WOW
Someone just rolled out of bed. I love him so much I can’t stop commenting. he’s so lucky
Keep smashing man 🙏💙
nile should watch "cheer saves". this happens so much in cheerleading x
On the tranpoline ones, it should be like a thick layer of memory foam around the trampoline itself and on the floof.
I had awful gymnastics coaches when I did gymnastics as a child and a teenager and they didn’t prepare me for skills I’d never tried before and was terrified to do which is why I decided I couldn’t do it anymore and walked away and since being at cheerleading it’s been actually the opposite they’ve been such good coaches in teaching good technique for tumbling
As a kid I did trampolining and I have had one or two near misses especially doing a front drop. I'm 5ft 8 and the trampoline is easily over a metre off the floor so just stood on the bed I am higher than a basket ball hoop then jumping I could at least get a metre or so above that and when you open out to land you have to make sure your in the centre or near as. One time I was off centre and came down and my head just narrowly missed bouncing off the edge of the trampoline, which consists of a metal bar and a very thin bit of padding.
I was always told to block and never to catch on trampoline, and rightly so I’ve seen my fair share of broken noses, the sound still haunts me when someone hits the deck.
It's shocking how the Coaches have like a peternatural ability to know when to run in to rescue these gymnasts.
How quick are they. Brilliant
Love your reaction and energy 🙌🏼👏👏😀.......I tell you what’s hard to watch is .....10 most scary falls in pairs figure skating pairs history on bb trend storm ........coming from gymnastics it freaks you out watching them land smack hard onto the ice .......Nile do this cross watch reaction just once .....I bet you can’t 😂😂😂
why don't they put foam pits around trampolines....even in competition!!!!!
gotta love coaches
The one starting at 5:38 - it almost looks like the spotter pushed her off with the mat.
I've never done anything like this, but as a trampoline coach I had a gymnast double back and then ping backwards, but the setup we had had the trampolines in the corner of the gym so I was stood there to stop them hitting the wall. It wasn't great for my own back though, as I ended up being crushed against it instead
I absolutely love this reaction videos 😂❤️
Why are the videos getting so short.....
Wish I had these coaches, would have saved me from some injurys back when i did gymnastics!
That hair. Lol. SAME
Love your hair and chaotic energy nile, hope all is well :))
At the end it turns into try not to laugh 😂😂
3:50 I think the girl saves herself judging by her arm positions
What a catch!
Love these reaction videos so much! 💖🙏🏼
Hi everyone. How do you join the live stretches and things because I have joined the wilsonator club but what do I do now x
that guy is lucky he was mangled and not bloody strangled
Those clips remind me of some dad reflexes vids I've seen.
Probably the coaches look like they are interrupting but are probably actually paying so close attention that they can see a problem in the previous foot placement, rotation, hand positions etc. Maybe they know a hand facing this way and a shoulder that will mean mechanical trouble? They gotta
Woo hiya Nile, say hi to Em for me
not quit the same, but you have to have extra sences while looking out for kids used to be in the safty boat while taking the kids out dingie sailing 9 times out of 10 you could see the gust off wind coming that was going to cause all hell to brake loose flaten every one and put them all in to blind panick mode!! then it's a mad rush to save them all calm them down and get them back to dry land, but thats what we are there for!!
Finally got the J figured out half way through the video 😅😁👍🏼
You look like my older brother 😂😂
my daughter loves watching you and she is a level 5 and 8 years old
Nile, have you thought about being a coach for gymnastics???
If the coaches touch the gymnast during a competition, I am pretty sure that is an extra deduction. Coaches need to be careful.
Pretty sure dead is about as low a score as you can get
Thats why I worry that your trampoline at nile wilson gymnastics is up on a second level 😬
Omg that hair 😂😂
How can he ever be depressed knowing the life he’s lead and the super human things he’s accomplished? Who knows how he feels inside when he’s depressed, having grown up with all that pressure. No need to pity him though he’s better off than the rest of us…
Please react to Briar Nolet!!!!
Notice how non of these are tumbling runs
Meaning that it must be the safest of the sport type
Awesome video
His hair at the end. Nile was clearly distressed.
starting to do the outro a little bit like demolition Ranch. 😁
React to Rhythmic gymnastics
I do acro and I've definitely have saved my partners for some bad stuff I almost never let my partner fall doesn't matter in what weird position I have to put myself in as long as I have her it's okay
Omg Nile your my idol I go to your gymnastics and I aspire to be like you someday. It would mean the world if you replied
Hi nile, I watch all your videos and I don't know if it is RUclips's auto ads but I literally had an advert every minute. I had to stop watching as it was impossible
Nile would be the PERFECT coach!
No way I knew he lives in England but I didn’t think he supported the same rugby tema kmggggg
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Nile what's going on with that mop of hair we could use you to wash the floor hehehe just messing with ya but hairdressers n barber's are open now!!!!
I love ur vids sooooo much please give me a shoutout u are so inspiring
Does bruh boy still have a drinking problem lol he looks like he’d be an alcoholic for sure. Love him though.
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your suppose to be sorting yourself out Nile, honestly you look rough as ever mate.
Regular bathing might help.