Know what is really holding the skill back
Athletes start with a structured assessment of mechanics, strength, control, mobility, and skill readiness, so the training target is clear from day one.
Private tumbling coaching in South Florida
Train with a technical coach who gives athletes a clear evaluation, focused corrections, weekly assignments, and a web app that makes progress visible between sessions.

Back handspring mechanics
The private lesson system
Athletes start with a structured assessment of mechanics, strength, control, mobility, and skill readiness, so the training target is clear from day one.
The athlete profile keeps evaluations, notes, skill goals, session history, and weekly priorities in one place, so families can see what is improving.
Training does not stop after class. Athletes receive targeted tasks, drills, and checkpoints that support the skill they are trying to unlock.



assignments tracked
Coach Frez evaluation
The evaluation shows what is technical, physical, timing-related, or confidence related. Then the app turns that diagnosis into goals, assignments, and visible progress the athlete can follow after class.
Tumbling Lab
The app supports the training process with progress records, weekly assignments, coach notes, and a simple view of what the athlete should focus on next.
Arm swing timing, shoulder block, core control
Weekly assignments
3 x hollow body seriesWall snap-down drillVideo check-in before next session
Why train with Coach Frez
A decade of coaching experience plus formal sports science training bring technical depth to every session.
Every athlete gets guidance adapted to goals, current ability, and biomechanical profile instead of one-size-fits-all instruction.
Biomechanics, physical development principles, and performance systems help sessions stay safe, efficient, and durable over time.
Tumbling insights
Short reads for athletes and parents who want to understand technique, training habits, confidence, and the details that make private lessons more effective.

A biomechanical look at how inward, parallel, and outward hand positions change elbow stress during the back handspring.

In many cases what athletes call a mental block is actually fear around an incompletely understood or undertrained skill.

Physical qualities, technical control, and mental strength need to develop together if tumbling progress is going to be sustainable.
Start with a private evaluation
Book a private lesson and start with a clear technical picture, a focused plan, and weekly work that supports progress between sessions.