The tumble blocked moms tribe

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I understand that you and your athlete can BOTH feel "blocked" at times—whether it’s overcoming fears, finding the right support, or navigating communication about tumbling. The name "Tumble Blocked Moms" reflects the challenges parents face and the journey that many moms (and dads) are on with their tumblers. Let’s explore the meaning behind the name a little deeper to see if any of these things describe your situation:

• Feeling Blocked from Helping: I know how it feels when you’re blocked and unsure of how to support your athlete. You want to help, but it’s hard to find the right words or actions to make a difference.

• Communication Block: Have you ever tried to talk to your athlete about their tumbling, only to hit a wall? It can be so frustrating when they shut down or get defensive, leaving you feeling disconnected from their journey.

• Your Own Emotional Blocks: You might also feel emotionally blocked, overwhelmed by the ups and downs of your child’s experience. It’s okay to feel uncertain about the next steps—many of us have been there.

• Breaking Blocks Together: Remember, you’re not alone in this. Together, we can break through these blocks, supporting each other as both moms and athletes navigate this challenging journey. You have a community ready to lift you up.

Why do we specifically use the word “Tribe” to describe our community?  Because navigating your child’s tumbling block can feel like exploring wild, uncharted territory. And in a tribe, no one walks that path alone. Every mom here has something valuable to share, and together, we form a strong, connected unit where we support, encourage, and lift each other up. The phrase “it takes a village” holds true here—by working as a tribe, every parent becomes influential in helping all of our kids see success. This isn’t just about individual progress, it’s about shared victories. Welcome to the tribe, where we’re all in this together!