Promotes and supports athlete-focused rhythmic gymnastics programs for all ages in Manitoba.
This winter, Sapphires Rhythmic Gymnastics is offering recreational classes beginning with a FREE “Try It First” CLASS January 25th at Champlain School, located at 275 Church Ave.
Please visit their website sapphiresrhythmicgymnastics.com to register and learn more about the club and the programs they offer in the community.
The GF Rhythmic NCCP coaching course is an 8 hour active course taught in the gym. Coaches will learn about body posture, locomotion, apparatus manipulation for rope, hoop, ball, ribbon and scarves and basic skills specific to rhythmic gymnastics. Coaches will be prepared to coach Recreational Rhythmic participants 6 years old and older.
Coaches should first attend the Gymnastics Intro and Theory course offered by Manitoba Gymnastics Association. To register for the RG-Specific course please complete this registration form and submit to the RGM office with a $40 payment.
On October 20th, rhythmic gymnasts and their families came together to kick-off the season and celebrate a return to gymnastics! Thank you to Nicole Buffie for the wonderful photos of the event.
Becoming an official is a great way to enjoy competitive rhythmic gymnastics! And we need judges in order to offer competitions for our athletes in Manitoba. We’re offering a judging course for all new and former judges who are looking to participate and give back to our sport. The course will be offered over four Friday evenings in November, December, and January.
Provincial Judging Course
Dates: November 25, 2022 | December 9, 2022 | January 6, 2023 | January 20, 2023
Time: 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. (dinner provided)
Location: Sport for Life, 145 Pacific Ave.
Course leader: Tracy Sterdan
Course Description
This course is designed for new and former judges to learn and apply the 2022-2022 Rhythmic Gymnastics Code of Points. The focus will be on the evaluation of competition routines according to the Rhythmic Gymnastics Individual (RGI) Development Program (levels 1-6). The course will consist of a total of 16 hours of classroom training with theory as well as video learning and analysis. Completion of the course requires attendance and participation in all four sessions (there’s no final examination). Participants who don’t have prior training as a judge will have the opportunity to complete a minimum of four hours of apprentice judging at local competitions prior to taking on a judging assignment as a panel judge.
Course Cost
This course will be free for registered judges of Rhythmic Gymnastics Manitoba. Judges must have their registration and membership fees paid by a club or fill out the RGM Individual Membership Form and submit the membership fee. Courses are available at low or no cost thanks to support through Sport Manitoba.
Help us celebrate the positive impact coaches have on athletes, participants, and communities across Manitoba! The RGM Coaching Awards are an opportunity to recognize coaches for the integral role they play. Nominations are due on October 13.