Relevé Walks on Line: Beam Drill
Relevé Walks on Line is a beginner-level balance beam drill that works on balance check, flexed feet and poor posture. Walk on a line on the floor in relevé to improve balance and foot articulation.
Quick facts
- Event
- Balance Beam
- Difficulty
- beginner
- Equipment
- floor line or tape
- Time per round
- about 2 minutes
- Muscles
- Calves, Ankles & Feet, Core, Quadriceps, Glutes
How to do Relevé Walks on Line
Starting Position
Stand at one end of a floor line or tape. Rise up to your highest relevé with arms in crown position.
Cues: Highest relevé · Arms in crown · Tall posture
Walk Forward
Take slow, deliberate steps forward on the line. Each step should be heel-to-toe with fully pointed feet on each lift.
Cues: Slow steps · Point on each lift · Eyes forward
Walk Backward
Without lowering from relevé, reverse direction and walk backward along the line. Maintain tall posture.
Cues: Stay in relevé · Toe-to-heel backward · Don't look down
Add Arm Variations
Repeat passes with different arm positions: side middle, high V, and one arm up. This challenges balance further.
Cues: Change arms each pass · Keep shoulders down · Core engaged
Fixes these deductions
Builds these skills
- Wolf Turn typically Level 4-5
- Double Turn typically Level 6-7
- Step-On Mount typically Level 1-2
- Beam Full Turn typically Level 3-4
Video
Watch a demonstration “Beam drill- releve walks” by TNT Kid's Fitness & Gymnastics, on YouTube (opens in a new tab)
Common questions
- What does Relevé Walks on Line help with?
- Relevé Walks on Line targets balance check, flexed feet and poor posture. Walk on a line on the floor in relevé to improve balance and foot articulation.
- Can you do Relevé Walks on Line at home?
- Yes. The equipment it lists (floor line or tape) is easy to set up at home.
- What level is Relevé Walks on Line for?
- Stickd rates Relevé Walks on Line as a beginner drill. It is part of the progression for Wolf Turn (typically Level 4-5), Double Turn (typically Level 6-7), Step-On Mount (typically Level 1-2) and Beam Full Turn (typically Level 3-4).
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