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Gymnastics Canada | Fostering Excellence in Gymnastics Nationwide
Founded in 1969, we have dedicated decades to advancing gymnastics excellence across Canada. As the national governing body, our mission centers on fostering physical literacy, safety, and character development through diverse programs spanning artistic, rhythmic, trampoline, and recreational gymnastics. Our values of excellence, fairness, connection, and safety guide every initiative, ensuring athletes of all ages build resilience, confidence, and foundational movement skills. We collaborate with provincial organizations to deliver standardized coaching education, prioritize safe sport environments, and support pathways to competitive success.Our strategic partnerships and commitment to Long-Term Development principles reinforce our role as a trusted leader in Canadian sport. By integrating ethical practices and community engagement, we empower participants to achieve personal growth and athletic excellence while upholding the integrity of gymnastics nationwide.
Services
Acrobatic Gymnastics
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Trampoline Gymnastics
Men's Artistic Gymnastics
Women's Artistic Gymnastics
Gymnastics for All
Tumbling
Double-Mini Trampoline
Safe Sport Programs
Coach Development
Details
- Year established: 1969
Highlights and features
- We are Canada's national governing body for gymnastics since 1969.
- Our programs develop foundational movement skills and competitive excellence.
- We prioritize safe sport environments with comprehensive safety policies.
- We offer standardized coaching education through the NCCP program.
- Our provincial partnerships ensure nationwide accessibility to gymnastics programs.
Services
Acrobatic Gymnastics
Acrobatic Gymnastics combines balance, strength, and flexibility through partner-based routines. This discipline develops coordination and teamwork while emphasizing precise acrobatic skills. Participants gain confidence through structured progressions aligned with national training standards.
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Rhythmic Gymnastics integrates dance, apparatus manipulation, and artistic expression. Athletes train with ribbons, balls, and hoops to enhance grace and motor skills. Our programs cater to recreational and competitive levels following FIG guidelines.
Trampoline Gymnastics
Trampoline Gymnastics focuses on aerial control and dynamic sequences. Athletes master flips and twists while building spatial awareness. Our training pathways support skill development from beginner to elite competition levels.
Gymnastics for All
Gymnastics for All provides inclusive, non-competitive programs for all ages. Participants develop fundamental movement patterns through fun, adaptable activities. This initiative promotes lifelong physical literacy and community engagement nationwide.
Coach Development
Our National Coaching Certification Program delivers standardized training in seven disciplines. Coaches learn ethical decision-making, program design, and athlete support through CAC-accredited courses. Continuing education ensures high-quality instruction across all provincial programs.
People
Aurlie Tran
Women's Artistic Gymnast
Elite gymnast specializing in women's artistic events with provincial and national competition experience. Represents Quebec in Team Canada competitions.
Flix Dolci
Men's Artistic Gymnast
Olympic-caliber athlete competing in men's artistic gymnastics. Holds multiple national championship titles and represents Quebec internationally.
Sophiane Mthot
Trampoline Gymnast
World Championship medalist in individual trampoline. Competes at the highest international level with consistent podium finishes.
Ellie Black
Women's Artistic Gymnast
Veteran Olympian and national team leader in women's artistic gymnastics. Mentors developing athletes while maintaining elite competitive performance.
Ren Cournoyer
Men's Artistic Gymnast
Junior world champion transitioning to senior elite competition. Specializes in multiple apparatus events for men's artistic gymnastics.
Questions
What is Gymnastics Canada's primary role?
We govern gymnastics nationally, overseeing athlete development, competition frameworks, and coaching education across seven disciplines.
How can athletes join Team Canada?
Athletes qualify through national championships and performance evaluations. Provincial federations recommend top competitors for national team consideration.
Do you offer recreational programs?
Yes, our Gymnastics for All initiative provides accessible, non-competitive programs for all ages and abilities nationwide.
How are coaching certifications obtained?
Coaches complete NCCP-accredited courses through provincial organizations, covering technical skills and athlete safety protocols.
Where are national championships held?
Events rotate across Canadian provinces. Recent locations include Winnipeg for rhythmic championships and various host cities for other disciplines.
