About
The Singapore AWA Rhythmic Gymnastics International Club is a high-level international rhythmic gymnastics club. It invites European rhythmic gymnastics champion Palina and Asian rhythmic gymnastics champion Sabina to take on the roles of head coaches. The club has a professional teaching system and resources for international rhythmic gymnastics competitions and exchanges. It offers a range of services, including youth training, adult training, dance courses, international competitions, merchandise, and international exchanges.
Venue's Facility
Our training facility spans 10,151 square feet and features professional full-carpet flooring, providing a safe and comfortable environment for training. The carpet offers excellent elasticity and cushioning, effectively reducing the impact on athletes' joints and muscles during high-difficulty movements, thereby minimizing the risk of injury. This carefully designed space ensures optimal conditions for athletes to perform and improve their skills.
The design of the facility meets international rhythmic gymnastics competition standards, with a spacious and well-lit environment. It is equipped with advanced equipment and facilities, ensuring that every athlete can train under optimal conditions. Whether you're a beginner or a high-level athlete, this is the ideal place to showcase talent and enhance skills.
Artistic Decoration
The artistic decoration of the gymnastics arena immerses children in a vibrant and inspiring ambiance. Vibrant murals and colorful abstract art pieces adorn the walls, inspiring them to strive for excellence and fostering an appreciation for the beauty in every twist and turn. Soft, flowing drapes in pastel hues add a dreamlike quality to their training sessions. The integration of musical notes and instruments encourages them to synchronize their bodies with rhythm, enhancing their performance and coordination. Comfortable seating areas invite parents and spectators to share in the artistic experience. This artfully curated environment nurtures children's artistic sensibilities and helps them develop a deeper connection to their practice, viewing gymnastics as an expressive art form.
