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Frequently Asked Questions:
How do I pay for classes?
-Payment is made on our website via credit card.
-Year long programs can be paid as monthly installments.
What should my child wear for class?
-Your gymnast needs to wear appropriate attire for class to ensure their safety. We recommend a gymsuit or tight fitting tank and shorts. Long hair should be tied back. Bare feet is required.
Are your classes insured?
-Yes. Our club, our coaches and our gymnasts must register through Gymsask for insurance purposes prior to starting class.
How long is the gymnastics season?
-We run a year long competitive program from September to May, and our recreational programs run as three 10 week sessions: Fall session, Winter session, and Spring session.-We also offer some Summer classes too.
What kind of equipment do you have?
-We have a variety of apparatus and we are always working hard to upgrade our equipment.
- Uneven bars
- Vaulting runway and table
- Floor with springs
- Air Track tumbling mats
- Spring boards
- Low and High balance beams
- Horizontal bar
- 30' Tumbl Trak trampoline
- Various mats
- Various training aids
Are your teachers qualified?
-Yes. Every coach is required to meet a minimum level of certification, and we encourage our coaches to continue developing their certifications.
Can we still join your classes after the session has already started?
-Yes, provided we have space in the class.
Can parents watch?
-Yes! We have a small seating area available for spectators. Please note, the configuration of our gym makes it a little difficult to see everything the gymnasts are practicing.
What is the ratio of children to coaches?
-Our classes are a maximum of 8 gymnasts, unless a second coach or coach-in-training is available to assist.
Do I have to do mandatory fundraising?
-We no longer require mandatory fundraising. However, we do provide a fundraising opportunity for each of our three main sessions. We encourage all families to participate in fundraising as much as possible. Without fundraising, we can't operate our gym: so your help is greatly appreciated. Fundraising revenue is primarily used to upgrade and maintain our equipment, but it also helps keep fees down.
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