Rhythmic Gymnastics is a beautiful combination of art and sport, blending gymnastics and dance with skillful manipulations of gymnastics apparatus. The apparatus may include ball, clubs, hoop, ribbon or rope, and in some cases no apparatus at all. Gymnasts may perform in groups or as individuals. In fact, the sport works in such a way that it showcases elements from ballet, dance and gymnastics, in combination with manipulating the gymnastic apparatus.

PROGRAMS

Recreational

Wascana Rhythmic Gymnastics Club (WRGC) offers Active Start recreational program for children 2 to 9 years old. Active Start classes are offered as a Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer session. WRGC also offers Performance programming beginning at 5 years old. Performance programs run for 36 weeks from September to June, plus summer. No experience is necessary for these classes.

Pre-Competitive

WRGC offers an advanced pre-competitive program for young athletes (5-6 years old) called Rising Stars. This program is by recommendation only for young athletes who show early potential towards the competitive program. Free assessments by our NCCP Gymnastics coaches are required for this program. WRGC also offers a pre-competitive program for athletes 6 years and up called Rhythm Cat. This program fits between the recreational and competitive programs.

Competitive

WRGC offers Provincial and National level programming for athletes 7 years and up. Gymnasts are categorized according to ability and age and compete in individual and/or group routines using apparatus such as ball, clubs, hoop, ribbon, or rope. Ballet instruction is included for our competitive programs.

Summer Camps

Recreational Summer Camps are offered in July and August for both beginner and intermediate athletes. Recreational camps are open to children 6-12 years old with or without gymnastics/dance experience.

Strength and Conditioning Summer Camp for Athletes

This camp is for athletes in other disciplines such as dance, figure skating or synchronized swimming. Camp will focus on flexibility and body conditioning. Athletes will spend the morning in the gym strength and conditioning through various fun activities for all levels of abilities. There will also be a chance to practice some acro skills. Click here for registration details

Summer Camps – Registration is OPEN for 2024 camps!

Recreational Summer Camps are offered in July and August for both beginner and intermediate athletes. Recreational camps are open to children 6-12 years old with or without gymnastics/dance experience. Click here for details and to register

School and Community Bookings

WRGC offers a fun and fitness opportunity to daycares, schools, and community groups. This fun and educational programming is designed to promote health and fitness in our community and meets the outcomes and indicators in physical education as identified by the Saskatchewan curriculum, as well as the educational objectives set out by Gymnastics Saskatchewan and Gymnastics Canada. Our NCCP Gymnastics coaches are available to work with children in Pre-K to Grade 5 as well as special needs groups.

Satellite Programs

WRGC offers programming in Dysart for ages 2 and up.

BIRTHDAY PARTIES

Come and celebrate your child’s birthday at WRGC! Our NCCP Gymnastics coaches will introduce the birthday child and their guests to the sport of rhythmic gymnastics through the use of creative movement, games, and movement exploration. We are a nut-free facility. Bring your own party food at no extra charge. Visit saskwrgc.com for complete details and to book your party.

FACILITY RENTAL

We have space available to rent in our facility in the east end of Regina. We offer a large open space ideal for group training, health services training, daycare, homeschool or preschool group activities, and more!

REGISTRATION

Visit saskwrgc.com for details on current programs or email [email protected]

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