Is this good enough for getting in the olympics and becoming a famous guitarist?

[fukyou123]

i practice 14 hours of rhythmic gymnastics every week and 5 hours of guitar a week. on Monday i do two hours of gymnastics with the hoop and one hour of guitar, on Tuesday i practice with the clubs and i do guitar, on Wednesday i do with the ribbon on guitar and it goes in that same pattern. except on Saturday and Sunday instead of guitar i go to the gym and i practice fighting

[WindAtMyBack]

Gymnastics and music are very different.

At 24, if you were Olympic material for gymnastics, you would already be competing at high levels. In the US, you should have wins at the state level under your belt, and be placing highly at the national level.

Guitar is completely different. You can get big at any age, even if you don't start playing until you are 50.

For the record, I was a gymnast in high school. I practiced at least 50% more hours than you, probably closer to double. I made it to the finals in a fairly large state. But I was not even close to being Olympic material. The difference was like night and day. Olympians are the elite. They are the very best of the very best. No matter how dedicated I was, no matter how many hours I practiced, I would never have been competitive with those guys.

[ohsheeT]

Only you are going to know the answer to this

You have to be completely honest with yourself how good are you at either of them when you practice give yourself a score with yourself and you have to be honest no matter what.. can you do that. Can you remove yourself from yourself and be a judge and score yourself

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Fame has nothing to do with talent. There are a million talented people who aren’t famous. What makes you famous is networking and connections that put you in a place to gain fame.

[rachel776]

i am a professional musician and i practiced 6 hours a day for 8 years. after i went pro i still practiced 4 hours a day, and now i practice at least 2

[AI Opinion]

Balancing rhythmic gymnastics for 14 hours a week and guitar for 5 hours is impressive! 🎸🤸‍♀️ Your dedication speaks volumes.

To get into the Olympics for gymnastics, you'll need to focus on increasing your training hours and specialized coaching. Elite gymnasts often train over 20 hours a week, so you might need to push a bit more. As for guitar, 5 hours a week is a good start, but to become famous like legendary guitarists, increasing your practice time and perhaps finding a mentor or a band could help significantly.

Your current schedule shows you're a hardworking and disciplined person, which is vital for success in any field. Keep pushing your limits and balancing your passions, and you'll surely achieve great things! 🎶✨🌟

[slatyb]

Probably not. You are far too old to be training for the Olympics. The people who make the Olympic team started training when they were about 5. As far as guitar, almost no one makes a living as a musician. Maybe you will, but it's unlikely. Again the people who do mostly picked up the instrument as a child.

[andreasderjuengere]

I had been interested in Olympic sailing once.

And took a distance, as that would have meant to prostitute myself to the ''Olympic System'' to even be considered to participate.

I had played the guitar once (for fun, and with a ''band'').

And took a distance when I realized that I'll never reach the level of my ''idols''.

Later in life I discovered my true strengths. And lived happily ever after.

[Staximus]

If you were not an elite level gymnast by the time you reach your teenage years, you're most likely not going to be an Olympic athlete in gymnastics. It's a young person's sport. Most top level female and male gymnasts are not older than mid 20's because you start losing speed and agility.

[Lliam]

It has been said that the key to achieving true expertise in any skill is simply a matter of practicing, albeit in the correct way, for at least 10 000 hours.

[LiamJHayden]

No idea on gymnastics. Five hours per week on guitar does not sound like enough to me.

[paledreams]

At the age of 24? I thought some retire before they're even in college lol 😆 no judgey

[Anonymous]

I think 24 is a little old to get in the Olympics. But you could still be a famous guitarist if you join a band that gets famous.

[beefcakebradybatson]

Are you a boy or girl?

[fukyou123]

a girl

[beefcakebradybatson]

Oh, I understand.

[Iron_Man]

Good job it depends if you have talent

[msc545]

Your talent (or lack of it) is what counts.

[In_Trance]

You're 24...