Performing at Night to Nurture Gala Event

On February 2, 2013 Antibes Rhythmic Gymnastics was invited to perform at Night to Nurture Gala / Grocery Foundation Event
(Metro Toronto Convention Centre)

gymnasts warm up

Group AGG

split

group AGG , rope routine

rope routine

split

Daniela K. performing hoop routine

Maria Ch., ribbon routine

Group AGG

Group AGG

Kristina P., hoop routine

Maria Ch. and Kristina P. performing ball routine

Group AGG2, ball routine

Group AGG2, hoop routine

Ball routine

gymnasts

gymnasts

Antibes Rhythmic Skills Competition

On October 25^th, 2012, Antibes Rhythmic School of Gymnastics has their annual Skills Competition. The Skills competition involves four main teams, each performing specific techniques in rhythmic Gymnastics. The four main teams are team balance, team pivot, team flexibility, and team jump. Each of these techniques are incorporated into the gymnastics routines of the girls, and are performed with apparatuses. 

 

 

Team jump displayed the basic jump skills used in their gymnastics routines, whether with apparatuses or a free routine, like the tuck jump, and the passé jump. Team Balance went second, and were quite impressive with the different balance positions they performed. 

Team pivot went  after, and entered the floor in a graceful and relevant way to their technique, pirouetting onto the carpet. They performed a series of turns, displaying to the parents intricate movements of pivots. Team flexibility went last, but proved to a crowd pleaser, as the gymnasts contorted their bodies into different shapes and positions. Each team beautifully displayed the skills and techniques that make up rhythmic gymnastics, and the wide variety of elements used in the routines.

At the end of the night, it was time to rank the teams, from 1^st to 4^th place. Team balance won 1^st place, followed by team flexibility, then team pivot, and finally team jump. 

 

Individual routines were also performed by the competitive gymnasts, and you were able to see how the skills performed by the teams were incorporated into routines, and how they were used with apparatuses. 

At the end of the night, the teams were awarded at the awards ceremony, and gymnast was able to choose a toy from the table at the head of the gym. 

We hope the gymnasts continue to practice and improve on their skills from each of the four categories, and how they perform them in concession to their apparatuses. We hope to see the teams perform again next year!

 

 

Maria Pustylnik

(former gymnast)

 

Quick pic: Gymnastics class

Play Day in Summit Heights PS

…after performance at daycare we went to Summit Heights Public School and shared our gymnastics energy with all students)

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so that day was done:)

Friday, June 25, 2010

Performance at Wonderland DayCare

Two young gymnasts from Antibes Rhtyhmic Gymnastics School participated on the performance in Wonderland daycare (North York, Toronto) for children and their parents.

Handstand to Bridge

First steps how to do  bridges and handstands

bridge

lets do it)

almost done)

handstands

bridge and handstands)

“Barbie and The Three Musketeers” Toronto, Casa Loma

gymnasts is doing group routine

antibes rhythmic gymnastics

antibes rhythmic gymnastics toronto

toronto antibes rhythmic gymnastics

That was really hot day in Toronto and all GTA, September 5, 2009

we have been invited to participate in the “Barbie and The Three Musketeers”

DVD pre-launch in Casa Loma. Our gymnasts were peforming with ribbon,

rope, hoop and ball routines for kids and adults auditorium inside the

beautiful Casa Loma hall. At the very end of the show Barbie herself

took a picture with us)))

There was so exciting!

Musketeers` fencing