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.

"Full out" tells the story of a young Gymnast, who has to fight for her dream to become a professional athlete after she is severly injured in a horrible car accident.

In many respects, this feels like a teenage film, from the way the characters are designed to some of the plot choices and even the looks. How strict the plot sticks to reality is hard to tell but since some of the people involved are also present in the film one can only assume that it is not totally off limits. The story itself is definitely encouraging and if some kids get inspired by this to work for what they want to achieve no matter the hardships, the movie definitely made sense.

All in all this is not a game changer and in many respects predictable and a feel good film. Nevertheless it has the potential to inspire people and carries a nice message that many people could benefit from.

I love movies based on the lives of people who have surpassed their own limits, here we see a beautiful copy, cliché, dramatic, sensitive, and happy tragic, but which one is not, simple and efficient... Ariana Berlin's life from gymnast to dancer, with the participation of it, very cute...