Vancouver Phoenix Gymnastics has many different levels of competitive athletes and all our programs are designed to promote progressive, structured learning in a safe and healthy environment. Competitive artistic gymnastics is a wonderful, challenging endeavor, which requires hard work and dedication and commitment to be successful. The benefits of such efforts are many and are highly valued by all members.

We are athlete centered and coach directed to enhance the pursuit of personal achievement and the search of excellence. From our young pre-competitive and developmental athletes to our provincial and national team members, we develop strong minds in strong bodies able to deal with the challenges of being a competitive athlete.

Participation in Phoenix Competetive Program does involve family participation in volunteer and fundraising activities.

THE WOMEN'S COMPETITIVE PROGRAM
The program is comprised of streams of competition based on level of difficulty, ability and age group. The top stream is a very high level of excellence and is known as the High Performance or Elite Level. We offer every level of competitive gymnastics from development to provincial and national streams. For athletes who wish to stay in the sport at less demanding levels, we offer Provincial B Competitive, Tumbling and Trampoline Gymnastics and Sports Aerobics Gymnastics and Interclub.  We also encourage athletes to remain involved in the sport by becoming coaches and judges after they retire.

Click on the following links for full descriptions of the Women's Program:

THE MEN'S COMPETITIVE PROGRAM

PRE-COMPETITIVE
Phoenix introduced its Pre-Competitive boys' program in 1996. Currently, we offer spots for up to 12 boys in a preparatory program for competition in their future. Displays and exchanges are included. These boys are age 5 to 9 years old.

MEN'S PROVINCIAL, NATIONAL & HIGH PERFORMANCE
Phoenix offers a Men Program for competitive gymnastics. These boys, age 6 to 10, are involved in 4 to 6 meets per year, as well as the BC Fitness Ability Testing (FAB). Boys may compete at Provincial and National Levels. They train 9 to 20 hours per week.

If you are interested in competitive programs please call the Men's Head Coach Leon Vu, for boys, or Women's Head Coach Igor Chirkov , for girls, at 604.737.7693. Entry by assessment.