Which class is best for my athlete?

If you've never been with us before, it may be hard to judge which class your athlete is best suited for. Some classes are age-restricted while others are skill-restricted. Here are some basics to get you started:

Aged 2-3: in a Parent and Tot class.
Aged 4: in a Preschool class.
Aged 5: in a Preschool class, or Ninja class.
Aged 6 or older (skill-based): in the badge levels (starting at Burgundy), Ninja class.
Aged 8 or older: Trampoline class.
If your athlete is 6 or older and/OR has had experience in another gym, dance, circus, or another acrobatic sport, feel free to message us and we can help you further.

Recreational Program

RR Gymnastics and Trampoline Club offers classes for a wide variety of athletes, from parent and tot to adult. We are proud of our commitment to high-quality gymnastics, and trampoline at the recreational level.

Recreational gymnastics classes are divided by both age and ability. Typically individuals enter at the beginner level, but due to our individualized progress evaluation, they can advance through our levels at the pace most appropriate for them.

RR Gymnastics and Trampoline Club follows our own modified CANGYM Program created for the skill development of introductory gymnastics.

Our Program is divided into 3 - 10 week long sessions

Fall - Sept -Nov

Winter - Dec - Mar

Spring - Apr - Jun

Dress Code

For the safety of athletes and coaches, please ensure that all athletes are wearing appropriate athletic clothing.

Shorts and a t-shirt, or bodysuit are recommended.

No denim, belts, buckles, hoodies, crop-tops or only sports bras, tutus, tights with feet, skirts as these are a safety hazard.
Bare feet or gymnastics slippers please, socks for trampoline only classes
Hair should be tied up and off the face. NO bobby pins!
No jewellery (except stud earrings) or watches.

Report Cards

Athletes work on skills specific to the badge they are working on, as well as other badges within their class level over the term. Once an athlete has mastered all key badge skills they advance to the next badge level. This means that athletes progress at an individual pace. There is no set or normal speed at which athletes progress through badges or levels. Some children may complete the required skills for Beginner over one term while others may take several terms to complete a specific badge. Badges typically take longer to complete in the higher levels.

Athletes receive a final report card per term online and provide a detailed list of skills achieved and areas that need improvement.

Here is how to find them on your account - Evaluations how to's