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[TiredMummy]

Hi, my girl is attending rhythmic gym at Kym Rhythmic Gym at


TradeHub 21
#05-103
18 Boon Lay Way
S609966

You can contact the trainer at 90478826

[i3mum]

Hi


Anyone heard about the gymnastics classes at hwa chong institution? I heard that the fees are quite cheap, it’s $70 per month.

Any feedback?

[i3mum]

The link is here:


http://juniorgymnasticstraining.com/gymnasium/

i3mum:

Hi

Anyone heard about the gymnastics classes at hwa chong institution? I heard that the fees are quite cheap, it's $70 per month.

Any feedback?

[jellypop]

Came across this new kids gymnastic at East Coast Big Splash. Anyone tried? How are the coaches there?


http://www.alphagym.com.sg

[jedamum]

Yong HL:

Hi Aquamarine


my girl is currently training under Raffles Gymnastics Academy.. prev she used to train under Above & Beyond but somehow the 2 schools have merged i understand.. You can check out Raffles Gym Academy at http://www.rafflesgymnastics.com/home/index.aspx

Hope this helps

do you have the fee structure for Kinder programme at RGA?
do they let parents sit in if the kid is 3yo? TIA.

[Yong HL]

Hi jedamum


i do not have the fee structure… actually, they do not really allow parents to sit in but if you really need to be there, they will permit so long as parents are not overcrowding the place…

[mommyNg]

Hi,


My dd's primary school offers gymnastics as enrichment class (also CCA/school team for the more talented ones). I'm wondering if I should sign her up for enrichment class at her school next year or with others as some of you have suggested (e.g. Raffles Gym, The Junior Gym Training, etc.), especially with respect to the quality of training received. Of course, the enrichment class at school is the most convenient as it is after school and AT the school. But would the quality of instruction at a private gym be better (i.e. coach-student ratio may be better)? :?

Also, I tend to have this idea that gym classes at private gym may be more \"fun\", so more appealing for my dd... I have no experience at all, so would appreciate any advice.

Thanks!

[Yerdua]

My feel will be tt the quality of a gym lesson will be the coach's ability to coach and motivate.


Whether if a pte lessons will be more fun, will also depends on the school/coach's style of teaching. Generally, pri kids will be gg for the routines training to gain mastery of each movement learnt. (can be boring if child is not interested/improving?)

But if i were you, i prob go for the sch's inhouse lessons first (not many sch offer this!) and ask my child if he'll like to take it to the next level outside sch hours.

jmho....

[jce]

My daughter is with Prime, close to a year now. In the non-competitive group. Teacher is nice, encouraging. The young ones in the competitive group is trained by a Chinese national, and can see she pushes them to the limit. Older ones trained by Australians.

[coolit]

Hi everyone,


I have been reading this thread and I am really interested in what you all are saying but I am quite new to this gym thing…is it like tumbletots? What are good gym places to send kids who are already about 10 years old and have never been to gym classes?