Trampoline & Tumbling (T&T)
Trampoline & Tumbling (T&T) conjures images of precise dismounts and stunning twists. T&T gymnasts exemplify aerial speed and power in their dynamic routines. Trampoline became an Olympic sport at Sydney 2000. Canada has won seven Olympic medals in the event to date, highlighted by having a woman on the podium at the first five Games. Rosie MacLennan is Canada’s only Olympic gold medallist in trampoline, taking the title at London 2012 and again at Rio 2016.
Kindergym
Grande Prairie Gymnastics offers a variety of programs for kids 5 and under. Our Kindergym and Kindercheer programs are exciting, licensed, pre-kindergarten programs for 3–5 year olds. Kindergym and Kindercheer combine pre-school activities, stories, and crafts with 45 minutes of gymnastics or cheerleading.
Cheerleading
Our recreational classes offer an opportunity to “try out” a cheer program without all the financial and time commitments that all-star (competitive) teams require. During the session students learn all the fundamentals of cheerleading including stunting, beginning tumbling, jumps, motions, dance, formations, and some cheers. This class welcomes a variety of skill levels from beginners and on!
Recreational Gymnastics
2019 / 2020 Recreational Programs
***Dates subject to changes***
Session 1
Sep 7 – Nov 7
Public Registration – June 15
Session 2
Nov 9 – Jan 23
Public Registration – Oct 15
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Hey everyone, join in and spread the word! The Spring Dignity Drive is Underway! The four Rotary Clubs and Rotaract club in Grande Prairie have teamed together to collect new/unused underwear and socks for homeless and street-involved people, as well as others who would benefit by having these items. Why underwear and socks? Access to clean underwear and socks is essential for one's comfort, health, and hygiene. Wearing clean underwear and socks also contributes significantly to one's sense of value and dignity as well as one's confidence and motivation to aspire. This fact applies to all people but is especially applicable for individuals who are attempting to transition out of homelessness and away from street-related activities. Underwear and socks are the most needed staple clothing but are the least donated items to centers that shelter and serve homeless and street-involved individuals. Please consider donating New underwear and/or socks in any of the following ways: - Purchase and Drop off at Costco (exit door), Best Western or Keddies anytime before April 30th - Donate $25 by sending an email to Pam and asking her to add it to your Rotary invoice - Drop off at Centre 2000 parking lot during our reverse drive this Saturday, April 17th between 11 am and 1 pm.
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As we mange our way through these difficult times, and start to see an end in sight, where we can all be back to a more normal, we need to start the process of healing (however that may look for each of us) and taking moments in each day to understand that our lives have changed, temporarily, long term and some permanently. It has not been an easy journey for many of us, especially the younger ones, the adjustments, changes and uncertainties have been (at times) terrifying but one of the things that has stood true through all of this, is that we are one family when it comes to gym. Families, athletes, coaches, staff, volunteers (flipper included) and all others that enter this space. Whether in person or online, these times have been pulling at the very fiber of the gym and we have all felt it, one way or another and at times it has been tough not to react, not confront or simply say what needs to be said. So here we are, a year into this dilemma and on a path to a more normal summer (hopeful) so now more than ever, we need to take our minutes each day to understand we are all in this together and we are all going to come back into this space, as a family, watching the athletes, coaching the athletes, working together as one, doing what we can to assist each other over the final few months. Something I see as I walk into the gym, I take a second at some point each day to look at it, it may need a little updating (and may sound a little harsh) but the core of its value is still true, we as a society are here for you our families and for you our staff and coaches, we all need to understand this and be mindful of it. I am very hopeful for Better Days, very soon but until we are there, we need to be each other's support in however we can on any given day. Vincent Grande Prairie Gymnastics and Cheerleading
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Happy Spring Break everyone, look what just launched for April, some awesome prizes to enhance summer... #SwanCityRotaryClubLotteries
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Hey everyone, join in and spread the word! The Spring Dignity Drive is Underway! The four Rotary Clubs and Rotaract club in Grande Prairie have teamed together to collect new/unused underwear and socks for homeless and street-involved people, as well as others who would benefit by having these items. Why underwear and socks? Access to clean underwear and socks is essential for one's comfort, health, and hygiene. Wearing clean underwear and socks also contributes significantly to one's sense of value and dignity as well as one's confidence and motivation to aspire. This fact applies to all people but is especially applicable for individuals who are attempting to transition out of homelessness and away from street-related activities. Underwear and socks are the most needed staple clothing but are the least donated items to centers that shelter and serve homeless and street-involved individuals. Please consider donating New underwear and/or socks in any of the following ways: - Purchase and Drop off at Costco (exit door), Best Western or Keddies anytime before April 30th - Donate $25 by sending an email to Pam and asking her to add it to your Rotary invoice - Drop off at Centre 2000 parking lot during our reverse drive this Saturday, April 17th between 11 am and 1 pm.
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As we mange our way through these difficult times, and start to see an end in sight, where we can all be back to a more normal, we need to start the process of healing (however that may look for each of us) and taking moments in each day to understand that our lives have changed, temporarily, long term and some permanently. It has not been an easy journey for many of us, especially the younger ones, the adjustments, changes and uncertainties have been (at times) terrifying but one of the things that has stood true through all of this, is that we are one family when it comes to gym. Families, athletes, coaches, staff, volunteers (flipper included) and all others that enter this space. Whether in person or online, these times have been pulling at the very fiber of the gym and we have all felt it, one way or another and at times it has been tough not to react, not confront or simply say what needs to be said. So here we are, a year into this dilemma and on a path to a more normal summer (hopeful) so now more than ever, we need to take our minutes each day to understand we are all in this together and we are all going to come back into this space, as a family, watching the athletes, coaching the athletes, working together as one, doing what we can to assist each other over the final few months. Something I see as I walk into the gym, I take a second at some point each day to look at it, it may need a little updating (and may sound a little harsh) but the core of its value is still true, we as a society are here for you our families and for you our staff and coaches, we all need to understand this and be mindful of it. I am very hopeful for Better Days, very soon but until we are there, we need to be each other's support in however we can on any given day. Vincent Grande Prairie Gymnastics and Cheerleading
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Happy Spring Break everyone, look what just launched for April, some awesome prizes to enhance summer... #SwanCityRotaryClubLotteries
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