Artistic Gymnastics
Artistic Gymnastics: Where Strength Meets Grace
Artistic Gymnastics is a dynamic and challenging sport that demands strength, flexibility, and coordination. Our CCA offers a unique opportunity for students to develop their physical skills while cultivating valuable life lessons.
Through Artistic Gymnastics, our students develop essential values, skills, and competencies that extend beyond the gym. They learn resilience and perseverance, overcoming fears, setbacks, and injuries to achieve their goals. Discipline and time management become essential tools, as they balance training, schoolwork, and personal life. Teamwork and communication are also fostered, as gymnasts support each other, provide feedback, and work together towards common goals.
As our gymnasts progress, they develop confidence and self-esteem, cultivating a growth mindset that embraces challenges and celebrates successes. Artistic Gymnastics also promotes physical and mental well-being, helping students develop strength, flexibility, and coordination while managing stress and pressure.
Join us in Artistic Gymnastics, where you'll discover a supportive community, expert coaching, and a journey of growth, learning, and achievement!
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Training Day / Time |
Monday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. (Training Team) Wednesday Friday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. (Training Team) |
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Training Venue |
Gymnasium |
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Teachers |
Ms Leny Sriwahyuto (OIC) Mr Eugene Tan (2IC) Ms Claudia Kiang Mdm Lee Phui Hong Ms Loh Soo Gek Ms Jasmine Tan Ms Sharryl Tang Ms Serene Nabiesah Ms Pang Rui Ting |
CCA Highlights
In Artistic Gymnastics, our gymnasts train on four apparatus: Floor Exercise, Balance Beam, Vault, and Uneven Bars. Each apparatus presents a distinct challenge, requiring a blend of technical skill, artistic expression, and mental toughness.
Floor
On the Floor Exercise, gymnasts showcase their tumbling passes, acrobatic skills, and choreographed routines.
Balance Beam
The Balance Beam tests the students' balance, poise, and focus, as they execute precise movements on a narrow beam.
Vault
Students practise running, jumping and hurdling herself onto a springboard. Starting with beginner drills, they gradually advance to vaults that are of higher difficulty levels. Vaulting demands speed, strength, and technique.
Uneven Bars
Students acquire swings and pullover techniques, before progressing to more advanced skills. Uneven Bars requires upper body strength, control, and release moves.
