Summer break
Summer Camp
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.
Review the Summer 2027 PlanFocused school-break training blocks
Which Training Camp Fits Your Gymnast?
Use a school break for work that needs more time: physical preparation, apparatus, corrections, artistry, and routines. Start by choosing the athlete's reason for training.
- Summer welcomes girls ages 5 to 11 new to rhythmic gymnastics, and experienced athletes
- A coach reviews placement and workload
- We confirm dates, charges and terms with you before anything is booked
Three different needs
Choose why the athlete needs more training time
Summer and Winter are school-break training blocks. International Preparation starts with a routine, the rules used at the event, and a target competition. Each has a different review.
Winter break
Winter Camp
A focused break-period plan. Current dates, session choices, capacity, and charges are shared only after approval.
See the Winter Camp Plan
Coming from another country or training system?
International Routine Review & Competition Preparation
Start with the athlete's existing routine, target event, and rules. We can identify priority red flags and discuss a focused preparation plan without promising a score or result.
Looking for information about events hosted by Rhythmic Art? Check hosted competition information.
Why a focused block can help
More time only helps when it has a purpose
Build training volume
Increase training volume gradually with coach supervision and planned recovery.
Work through a plateau
Give corrections, apparatus work, and difficult skills enough focused repetition.
Prepare what comes next
Return to the regular schedule or target event with clearer priorities and a coach-directed plan.
Summer Camp takes girls ages 5 to 11 who are new to rhythmic gymnastics, whether or not they have trained in another sport, as well as experienced athletes. Winter Camp is mostly for athletes who already train, and newcomers who want to try are welcome. International Preparation is for athletes who already train. A coach reviews fit and workload before the office confirms any Seasonal Training place.