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The Miami Rhythmic Gymnastics Club

Rhythmic Gymnastics From First Class to Competition

Body skills, music, dance, and hand apparatus come together in one Olympic sport. Start with the class that fits your child now—then see the path ahead.

Coach leading a beginner rhythmic gymnastics class with hoops, balls, clubs, and ribbons on a large training floor

Level 1 • Beginner rhythmic gymnastics

Olympic
discipline
Body + music
move with timing
Hand apparatus
hoop · ball · clubs · ribbon
18 months+
age-based starting points

What kind of gymnastics is this?

Body. Music. Apparatus. One complete performance.

Rhythmic is not bars, beam, or vault. Athletes learn body skills and hand apparatus, then connect them through music and choreography.

01

Body skills

Balances, turns, leaps, flexibility, strength, and control.

02

Hand apparatus

Hoop, ball, clubs, and ribbon move with the athlete.

03

Music and dance

Timing and expression connect the skills into a routine.

04

Coached practice

Listen to a correction, make an adjustment, and try again.

Compare rhythmic and artistic gymnastics
Rhythmic gymnast performing a split leap through a hoop on a competition floorRhythmic gymnastics • Hoop performance

Where preparation is tested

Competition is a stage in the learning process—not a promised result.

See how competitive training works

Your first visit

Choose the program. Send the request.

The coach checks program fit. Your child experiences the training environment. Your family decides whether the next step feels right.

Request a Trial

A request is not a booking. Staff confirms the class separately.

  1. Choose the program
  2. Send the request
  3. We confirm the class