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Five year old girl was so proud and happy she figured out how to do this.

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Competition at All American Gymnastics May 2012

Five year old Tanith was recently bumped up to the next level class, and got to participate in this competition on Saturday. She had a lot of fun, maybe a bit more than we did as proud parents watching her and cheering her performance. We were behind the glass upstairs which made pictures a bit blurry, but here they are for those who want to see. She brought home a handful of ribbons in red and white, and a really awesome medal. Winner indeed. KPICASA_GALLERY(AllAmericanGymnasticsCompetitionMay2012)

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