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[Fangsq]

Both my gals have been training at CT Gymnastics for artistic gymnastics. Suitable for recreational or competitive gymnastics. Highly recommend it. My older gal has been doing artistic gymnastics for past 6 years.

[Fangsq]

Both my gals have been training at CT Gymnastics for artistic gymnastics. Suitable for recreational or competitive gymnastics. Highly recommend it. My older gal has been doing artistic gymnastics for past 6 years.

[JassyT]

My girl is showing interest with gymnastics because she has friends who are doing the same… any recommendation for beginners?

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Linaaa\" post_id=\"1934766\" time=\"1568170508\" user_id=\"180798:

My 6-year old daughter is fond of watching other girls in the Gymnastics team. I think she also likes to do the same thing. How young does your child started doing gymnastics?

4+

[aicilagnef]

Hi,

my 8 year old girl has been doing RG for 3 years. She is losing interest from the intensive training and competitions. I’m looking for non-competitive recreational alternative routes for her, hopefully in Bishan. Perhaps Yoga or dance. She is also extremely shy and loves routine. Does anyone know any alternative classes that can continue to train her on flexibility? She is already very flexible and she loves doing the cartwheels and turns but is very drained from the training. thanks…

[Go to school]

Is it possible for my girl to do both AG and RG at the same time ? She is 5 year old and doing AG for a term and showed in interest in RG, I want to give her a time to be trained for both and choose 1 in the end

[andreanyght]

Hi there,

I’m looking to start my daughter in gymnastics. She’s 5 but we are looking for a programme that will train her competitively, so not looking for the fun and tumble type classes but one with discipline and structure. we live in the West, upper bukit timah area.

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aicilagnef\" post_id=\"1935470\" time=\"1568607043\" user_id=\"30832:

Hi,
my 8 year old girl has been doing RG for 3 years. She is losing interest from the intensive training and competitions. I'm looking for non-competitive recreational alternative routes for her, hopefully in Bishan. Perhaps Yoga or dance. She is also extremely shy and loves routine. Does anyone know any alternative classes that can continue to train her on flexibility? She is already very flexible and she loves doing the cartwheels and turns but is very drained from the training. thanks...

Why not continue RG but pursue a non-competitive route? IIRC, the RG classes at Bishan CC (conducted by Funyard) offer non-competitive option.

[Hendon]

aicilagnef\" post_id=\"1935470\" time=\"1568607043\" user_id=\"30832:

Hi,
my 8 year old girl has been doing RG for 3 years. She is losing interest from the intensive training and competitions. I'm looking for non-competitive recreational alternative routes for her, hopefully in Bishan. Perhaps Yoga or dance. She is also extremely shy and loves routine. Does anyone know any alternative classes that can continue to train her on flexibility? She is already very flexible and she loves doing the cartwheels and turns but is very drained from the training. thanks...

Is she doing her training in school or outside of school?

[crystal535]

Hi parents, I have a p1 boy been selected for training team in school. Initially he seem doing fine till recently he mentioned that he don’t wan to go for gym as there is 1 of training(with plate) he find it caused him pain and is tiring. He even tear a little while telling me.


I’m in a dilemma to withdraw him, any experienced parent can advise is this normal for the kids when he faced the tough training. Should I pull him out or let him continue? Thanks!