Our CLASSES
Victor Harbor Gymnastics offers a variety of classes catering to different age groups and skill levels. Typically, their programs include:
Gymnastics for Pre-schoolers:
Fun and engaging classes for pre-schoolers to develop basic motor skills and coordination.
Recreational Gymnastics:
Classes for school-aged children focusing on fundamental gymnastics skills in a supportive environment.
Competitive Gymnastics:
Training for those interested in competing, with a focus on skill development and performance.
Seasonal Adult/ Specialty Gymnastics:
Classes designed for those looking to improve their fitness, flexibility, and gymnastics skills
Play gym & foundation gym
Motor Skill Development: emphasis on basic physical skills such as balance, coordination, agility, and strength, helping children build a solid foundation for future sports and activities.
Social Skills: Children learn to interact with peers, take turns, and work as a group, fostering social development and teamwork.
Parental Involvement: encourage parents or caregivers to participate, helping children feel more secure and supported as they explore new movements and environments.
recreational - novice & Intermediate
Fun: Recreational gymnastics is designed to be enjoyable, allowing participants to engage in playful activities that make learning new skills exciting and rewarding.
Fitness: The classes promote physical fitness by enhancing strength, flexibility, coordination, and overall health, helping participants stay active and healthy.
Friendship: Participants have the opportunity to build friendships and develop social skills as they work together, support each other, and share experiences in a team-oriented environment.
WAG competitive
Women’s Artistic Gymnastics, is a discipline of gymnastics that involves a series of events that showcase strength, flexibility, balance, and artistry.
Athletes train for the following apparatus: Vault, Uneven Bars, Balance Beam and Floor.
Our Competitive athletes train three times a week; Mondays, Wednesdays & Saturdays.
Entry into the Competitive Program is via Come-and-Try sessions, these are advertised twice a year via websites and socials links. Some skills pre-requisites apply.
