I’M THE ONE WHO DEVELOPS ADVANCED SKILLS…

A program for all abilities – from beginner to advanced. Train for your high school team, if that’s your goal, or just come out and learn new skills, increase your strength and fitness, and meet new friends. Gymnasts are the best all-round athletes of any sport, and the training in this program helps teens to compete in all sports at a higher level, and to develop their discipline, focus and accountability.

For those wanting to compete, we support them in competing in local competitions, so that they can qualify for BC Secondary School Championships.

Who is this program for? Students in Grades 7 to 12 – beginner gymnasts to elite athletes – who want to compete for their high school, or who want to learn some gymnastics skills, have fun and enhance their performance in other sports.

When do I register? Registration opens in July. The program starts in September and runs for 10 months (until June). Camps are also available in the summer. If you wish to join the program after it has started, please call our office to see if we can accommodate you.

How do I register? Please contact our office for more information.

Want to try developmental – pre-competitive gymnastics? KGTC provides a safe, friendly environment with professional coaches to help you learn. Gymnastics can be adapted to be inclusive for everyone, regardless of your ability. What are you waiting for – Join KGTC today!

Class info:

Coaches will ensure that participants are training with peers who are at a similar skill level.
Gymnasts must read and sign the Gymnast Code of Conduct set out by the coaching staff.

What to bring to each session: We want athletes to have fun while they learn in a safe and secure environment.

They should wear comfortable clothing that allows them to move easily. Shorts and t-shirts are great – just ensure that clothes are not too baggy as it may become a danger or too tight to be restrictive. Long hair should be tied back and socks and shoes removed. Jewelery or other items that might cause scratching or become caught in materials should be removed.

KGTC has leotards and shorts available for purchase in the Athlete Boutique.

Food and Drink: A water bottle is permitted. No food or juices are permitted unless for medical reasons.

HIGH SCHOOL SILVER

BCSSP Competition Program. The starting place for building your skills. Athletes challenge their strength, flexibility, and balance progressing through skills on bars, beam, vault and floor as they are ready. Set personal goals and train to achieve them.

Who is this class for? Athletes in Grade 8 to 12, with strong fundamental skills on all apparatus and ready to improve fitness components required to advance skill development. The High School Silver program is by invitation or assessment only. Please contact Member Services if you have not already received an invitation or if you would like to arrange an assessment for the program.

How do I register? Please contact our office for more information.

Class info:

2.5 hours, twice a week.
Family Participation Plan is required.
Athletes must read and sign the Athlete Code of Conduct set out by coaching staff.
Parents must read and sign the Parent Code of Conduct set out by the Board of Directors.

HIGH SCHOOL GOLD

BCSSP Competition Program. The program to allow you to continue building your skills. Athletes challenge their strength, flexibility, and balance progressing through skills on bars, beam, vault and floor as they are ready. Set personal goals and train to achieve them.

Who is this class for? Athletes in Grade 8 to 12, with strong achievement of skills on all apparatus and ready to improve fitness components and to advance skill development. The High School Gold program is by invitation or assessment only. Please contact Member Services if you have not already received an invitation or if you would like to arrange an assessment for the program.

How do I register? Please contact our office for more information.

Class info:

3 hours, twice a week.
Family Participation Plan is required.
Athletes must read and sign the Athlete Code of Conduct set out by coaching staff.
Parents must read and sign the Parent Code of Conduct set out by the Board of Directors.