Full Out

This movie is very inspiring. It speaks on the true story of an Olympic medal gymnast who suffers a severe accident. She ends up dealing with therapy, trials and triumphs only to cross into dance. A truly inspiring film.

I watched this movie at the age of 24. Three days latter, I was on my first ever gymnastics class. Now, a couple of years latter, and insanely more skilled and fit, I can only recommend to check out this movie. Pay attention to how she basically fies on the bars, and if the movie turns too boring, perhaps google "adult gymnastics *your city*" on your mobile and make a better movie of your own life (without the accident please).

Honestly, the movie is not amazing. The acting is sometimes poor and the story a bit slow but it has some good parts too. I love the speed from the gymnastics parts, ofc.

A really great movie for such a low budget, the cast feels really open and makes the story really bloom. For a documentary it has it's funny moments but also the heartfelt ones

As I began watching this, I started to think of two other movies: Step Up and Stick it. I won't break down the details, but there are some similarities. There is dancing and in Ariana's routine she also dances. This movie has a lot of heart, it's based on a true story. A young gymnast has dreams of going to college and competing, but then gets in a car accident. It seems like all of her dreams are crushed and she won't be able to do gymnastics anymore. She eventually recovers and joins a hip hop dance team. She has to choose between her love for gymnastics and helping her new friends. Definitely recommended.

It was so refreshing to sit down with my 6 year old gymnast that featured dancing and budding relationships that didn't feel sexual. I have seen so many other movies with this kind of content that the dancing was at least rated PG 13 and the teenage kids are all getting hot and heavy. THANK YOU for keeping it clean and family friendly.