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gymnastik

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gymnastik,
n a somatic education learning approach developed by Elsa Gindler in Germany around 1910 which emphasizes inward focus during external movements, thus resulting in greater self-control.
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It was made by an Italian toy maker, Aquilino Cosani, and sold primarily in Europe as the Gymnastik.
The Run Down on Balance Ball by David Willis / Food/cooking/nutrition community
He created the modern-day gymnastic ball in 1963, which was sold primarily in Europe as the Gymnastik, and during the late 60s, invented a jumping ball called Pon Pon for use in play and exercise.
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