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As you stated in your previous post - you are just starting out.

This means you want to jump right in and work the advanced skills without first mastering the basics.

Does that mean you cannot learn a back handspring? Absolutely not. I am sure you are more than capable.

Taking that route, however, means you will most likely develop some bad habits that will be very difficult to change when you do go to club. You will undoubtedly spend many hours fixing the bad habits with your coach before you can move on. Being a successful gymnast takes a lot of time, patience, and hard work. You are actually better off to wait until a good coach can take you from scratch with your skills.

Let me say again, what you want to do is possible but not safe.

As a gymnastics coach of 16 years I cannot recommend anything to you but what I have mentioned in the last post.