What is Rhythmic Gymnastics?

LEVELS

Copper (pre-A) – gymnasts 3-5 y.o. – our super stars on the beginning of their gymnastics journey. They learn splits, bridges, cartwheels and basics with apparatus. Fun with progress, 2 individual routines – floor and 1 apparatus.

Bronze level (A) – gymnasts 6-10 y.o. – learning 2 routines – floor and 1 apparatus. Rhythmic gymnastics jumps, rotations, balances, acrobatics, a lot of flexibility development and much more!

Silver level (B) – gymnasts 7 y.o. and older. TEAM. Advances gymnasts, 2 routines per competitive season – 1 floor and 1 apparatus. Gymnasts are assigned to new levels by the head coach after passing evaluation exam to the team.

Gold (C), Diamond (D) and Platinum (E) levels – gymnasts – 10 y.o. and older gymnasts. TEAM. 3 individual routines per season – 1 floor and 2 apparatus ones. Very advanced gymnasts with high level competitive routines.

Rhythmic gymnastics is a sport that combines elements of gymnastics, dance, and calisthenics, where athletes perform choreographed routines individually or in groups using various apparatus such as hoops, balls, clubs, ribbons, and ropes. The routines are set to music and showcase the gymnasts’ flexibility, agility, and coordination. It is primarily a female-only event in the Olympics, having made its debut in 1984. Rhythmic gymnastics requires not only physical skills but also the ability to interpret and express music through movement.

In rhythmic gymnastics, athletes perform individual or group routines that showcase their mastery of body control, flexibility, and rhythmic movements. The routines are choreographed to music and include a combination of dance, leaps, jumps, balances, and throws or manipulations of the apparatus.

One of the defining aspects of rhythmic gymnastics is the incorporation of apparatus handling. Each apparatus adds a unique dimension to the routine and requires specific techniques and skills. The rope is flexible and used for swings, jumps, and wraps; the hoop is manipulated through spins, rolls, and throws; the ball is used for dynamic throws, balances, and catches; the clubs are swung, tossed, and caught; and the ribbon creates elegant shapes and patterns as it is twirled and manipulated in the air.

Athletes strive to achieve perfect synchronization between their body movements and the music, while maintaining excellent technique and graceful execution. They also aim to display their individual style and artistry through expressive movements, fluid transitions, and captivating performances.

Rhythmic gymnastics competitions are judged based on technical execution, difficulty of the routine, artistry, and overall presentation. Judges evaluate elements such as body movements, apparatus handling, flexibility, coordination, and artistic expression. The sport requires a combination of athleticism, creativity, and precision, making it a visually stunning and highly demanding discipline to watch and participate in.

We are USA gymnastics member club with a unique program in central North Carolina. Our team of dedicated coaches will help your child to grow professionally and develop gymnastics skills you will be proud of! We run competitive and recreational rhythmic gymnastics. You choose what works best for your child.

Meet our Head Coach

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Ivanna Mikhalova

  • Sports master of rhythmic gymnastics of Ukraine,
  • Olympic school of Ukraine,
  • Сoached all levels in California,
  • Certified coach of USA Gymnastics with professional membership in discipline “Rhythmic gymnastics”.
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Set up your free trial class!

The best experience is personal. Try our class to feel the rhythm of the gymnastics!

CALL or EMAIL for a free trial class!

(919) 504-2418

rtp.rhythmics@gmail.com

Prices and Schedule

Class Pricing

Copper level – $120 for once a week, $190 for twice a week

Level A $170 for once a week, $230 for twice a week.

Level B – $360 with 1 ballet class per week included, $395 with 2 ballet classes per week included.

Level C, E – $380 per month.

Class Schedule

Mondays and Wednesdays:

4.10-5.00 pm – copper level (pre-A)

5.00-6.10 pm – level A (bronze level)

6.10-8.30 pm – level C (gold level)

5.30-6.20 pm – copper

6.20-7.30 pm – level A

7.30-8.15 pm – ballet for level B (mandatory practice, small class arrangement)

Tuesdays and Thursdays:

4.10-5.00 pm – copper

5.00-6.10 pm – level A

6.10-8.20 pm – level B (silver level)

Friday:

5.00-8.00 pm – level C (with choreography)

5.30-6.40 pm – level A

Saturday:

10.40-11.30 am – copper

11.30 am -12.40 pm – level A

From 12.40 pm – private classes, make up class once a month

SIBLING DISCOUNT WILL APPLY: $20 OFF ON SECOND SIBLING AND $30 OFF ON THIRD ONE

Contact

We are always glad to tell you more!

(919) 504-2418

rtp.rhythmics@gmail.com

Monday - Friday 4 pm - 8:20 pm

413 West Chatham st, Suite A, Cary, NC, 27511