Competitive Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG)

Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG) requires strength, balance, coordination, endurance, and fitness — all of which are encompassed into a choreographed floor routine performed to music, using different apparatuses. 

 

Combining athleticism with artistry, gymnasts perform using hoops, balls, clubs, ribbons, or ropes. In addition to learning technical skills, rhythmic gymnasts develop important life skills like discipline, dedication, respect, leadership, and teamwork that instill self-confidence and empower them to follow their dreams. 

 

BGC runs Developmental and Interclub programs leading to participation in the Provincial and National programs. We strive for excellence across all levels in which BGC gymnasts participate.

 

Please note that all RG programs require an annual commitment from families with the potential for training up to 25 hours per week at both our Maple and/or Mainway gyms. Training schedules run 7 days a week and competitions take place throughout the year.

 

For more information or to inquire about our annual tryouts hosted in the spring of each year, please contact clubadmin@bgcgym.com or Mariya Kovtun, Head Coach mkovtun@bgcgym.com 

Competitive Rhythmic Levels

Developmental

The Developmental Program is for young girls between the ages of 7 and 8. It focuses on developing fundamental skills related to: agility, balance, coordination, flexibility, and hand-eye coordination. While combining creativity, musical expression, and physical fitness, our goal is to provide a fun environment where gymnasts have an opportunity to achieve their maximum potential. 

Provincial

The Provincial Program is for gymnasts that have met the requirements of the Interclub Program and desire a more demanding level of gymnastics and competition. The program is focused on the development of intermediate skills. Our goal is to develop each gymnast to their fullest potential and for possible entry into the National Program.

National

The National Program is for gymnasts that demonstrate the potential to become the best in Canada and on the world stage. The rules, skill requirements, and commitments required of the athlete, parents, and coaches are very challenging.