Competitive | December

2. FULL OUT

Released: 2015

Rated: PG

Target age: 8+

Duration: 1hr 28min

Where to watch: Rent ($3.99+) or buy from Prime Video, iTunes, Google Play

Topics: accident/injury, bullying, dedication, following your dreams, visualization, commitment

Ariana is a Level 10 gymnast who finds herself in a place she never dreamed of – depressed after her injury and not her usual upbeat, positive self. Follow her journey from despair to finding hope through her recovery. Overcoming obstacle after obstacle, there’s nothing you can’t do if you want it badly enough!

3. FULL OUT PART 2

Released: 2020

Rated: TV-PG

Target age: 8+

Duration: 1hr 30min

Where to watch: Rent ($3.99+) or buy from Prime Video, YouTube, Google Play, Vudu, iTunes

Topics: based on true story, college gymnastics, Oklahoma University, dance, breakdancing, going for your dreams, Olympics, exploring life outside of gymnastics, collaborating with other sports to improve, believing in yourself, teamwork, always doing your best, coaching

The women’s Oklahoma University gymnastics team is determined to win the National Championship title, and they just know they’re going to win it this year! Team captain, Brenna Dowell has dreams of making professionally at World’s and then on to Olympic trials. With just a few weeks left before Nationals, Brenna makes a big decision that leaves her team wondering if they will have a shot at the National Championship title. With a little creativity and the help of other sports, the Sooners are determined to win the title and will do whatever it takes to give it their all!

4. RAISING THE BAR

Released: 2017

Rated: PG Family/Drama

Target age: 8+

Duration: 1hr 33min

Where to watch: Hoopla, Prime Video, Tubi, Vudu

Topics: re-entering gymnastics after quitting, bullying, friendship, teamwork, parent coach, parental pressure

Kelly gets a fresh start in Australia with her mom after quitting elite gymnastics in the United States. She tries to leave gymnastics behind, but her love for the sport returns when she helps a friend. Kelly’s troubles follow her from the States to Australia and she has to deal with bullying from both former friends and new teammates, and she does it all with the grace and ease of a champion.

5. THE GABBY DOUGLAS STORY

Released: 2014

Rated: PG-13

Target age: 9+

Duration: 1hr 26min

Where to watch: Rent ($3.99) or buy from Prime Video, iTunes, Google Play, YouTube

Topics: Biography, first African American Individual All-Around Champion in artistic gymnastics in the Olympics, racism, sacrifice, dedication, commitment, history

“To become a champion: it’s easy – turn your dream into your goal, plant it deep in your heart, then for the next 10 years: eat, sleep, breathe, laugh and cry without EVER taking your eye off your goal – not even or a second. You wanna know how to stop becoming a champion? I actually tried that once: believe it or not, that was a lot harder.”

Follow the life of Gabby Douglas through all of her trials and tribulations to becoming the first African American Individual All-Around Champion in the Olympics.

6. A 2ND CHANCE

Released: 2011

Rated: PG

Target age: 6+

Duration: 1hr 35min

Where to watch: Free on Netflix, Hulu, Vudu, Hoopla

Topics: confidence, new gym, new coach, bullying, facing fears, overcoming obstacles

Sometimes the most terrifying things – a new gym, new coach, new teammates – are just what a gymnast needs to build her confidence and reach her goals. Join Maddy as she faces other obstacles with bullying between both gymnasts and adults – coaches/judges as she realizes just how important a second chance can be.

7. THE SIMONE BILES STORY: COURAGE TO SOAR

Released: 2018

Rated: PG

Target age: 6+

Duration: 1hr 27min

Where to watch: Free on Lifetime Movie Club, Rent ($2.99+) or buy from Prime Video, iTunes

Topics: documentary, history, sacrifice, dedication, commitment, Olympian, racism, foster care, adoption

Based on her book, follow the life of Simone Biles on the journey to greatness to earn the title of the greatest gymnast of all time – the sacrifices and trials she endured and overcame on her way to earning 19 Olympic and World Championship medals.

8. CHALK IT UP

Released: 2016

Rated: PG

Target age: 9+

Duration: 1hr 31min

Where to watch: Free with subscription to Prime Video, Hoopla, Epix, Tubi

Topics: comedy, college, parental pressures, smart girls, standing up for what you believe in, sterotypes, friendship

When a super girly girl gets dumped, she puts everything she has into trying to get him back. What she finds along the way is worth so much more. Gymnasts will enjoy this cute, funny movie that ties some valuable lessons on this journey of self-discovery.

9. AN AMERICAN GIRL: MCKENNA SHOOTS FOR THE STARS

Released: 2012

Rated: TV-G

Target age: 6+

Duration: 1hr 35min

Where to watch: Rent ($3.99) or buy Prime Video, iTunes, Google Play, YouTube, Vudu

Topics: importance of listening to coaches, feeling like coach is treating like a baby, parental pressures/expectations, falling behind in school, tutoring, learning challenges, cheating in school, injury, normalizing getting help, friendship jealousy, normalizing handicaps, mental blocks/fears after injury

McKenna is wanting to compete more difficult skills when she feels like her coach is holding her back. Falling behind in school, McKenna struggles with trying to keep up with school and gymnastics while her friends don’t seem to be struggling at all. Gymnasts will enjoy this movie overcoming obstacles and challenges – both in the gym and outside of – where McKenna proves many important lessons to herself along the way.

10. BARBIE: SPY SQUAD

Released: 2016

Rated: TV-G

Target age: 6+

Duration: 1hr 15min

Where to watch: Rent ($3.99) or buy from Prime Video, Vudu, YouTube, iTunes, Google Play

Topics: animation, friendship, secret agent, glamour, spy tech, obstacles, overcoming fears,

Barbie and her besties are recruited to transform to undercover secret agents as a result of their amazing gymnastics skills, to catch a gem-stealing cat burglar. Join these 3 girls as they have to pass intense training and testing to see if they have what it takes to work for the agency.

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