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For athletes who already train

Four Training Options for Experienced Athletes

Four ways to train with Rhythmic Art without joining the regular weekly pathway: two school-break blocks, a routine review for gymnasts travelling here, and a place to ask about the competitions we host. Each one starts in its own way.

Each inquiry begins with a review. A coach or the office confirms the next step before any place or training plan is offered.

Four starting points

Choose the review that fits the athlete

Each page states who it is for and what a coach or the office confirms first.

  • For experienced competitive gymnasts

    International Training

    Bring an existing routine, a target competition, or a next-season goal. Rhythmic Art can review the context, identify priority red flags, and discuss a focused preparation plan in Florida.

    A coach reviews fit before any training plan or dates are offered.

    See international preparation

  • For experienced athletes; ages 5 to 11 new to rhythmic gymnastics have their own track

    Summer Camp

    A focused summer block for athletes who already train. More time creates room for conditioning, apparatus, correction, and routine preparation. The Summer page also has a first summer of training for girls starting out.

    Summer 2027 dates, session times, and weekly prices for experienced athletes are on the Summer page; for girls ages 5 to 11 new to rhythmic gymnastics, they are not published yet.

    See the Summer 2027 plan

  • Mostly athletes who already train; newcomers welcome

    Winter Camp

    A focused break-period camp, mostly for current and visiting rhythmic gymnasts. A girl who is new and wants to try is welcome; a coach reviews fit first. The next schedule opens only after the coaching and operating plan is approved.

    Current dates are not published yet.

    See the winter plan

  • For one athlete or a club

    Competitions We Host

    Ask about participation in a Rhythmic Art hosted event. Ranges and the terms used by your club or federation are enough for a first inquiry.

    No current event or registration is published.

    See hosted competition information

Choosing between the two school-break blocks?

Seasonal Training compares Summer and Winter side by side, with the reason for training as the starting point.

Compare Seasonal Training

New to rhythmic gymnastics?

Summer Camp takes girls ages 5 to 11 who are new to rhythmic gymnastics, including those who have trained in another sport. Winter Camp is mostly for athletes who already train, and newcomers who want to try are welcome. International Preparation and competition entry are for athletes who already train. Gymnastics for Kids is the year-round place to start.

See Gymnastics for Kids