You might be interested in the current Gymnastics Canada planning document. … LTAD, for all participants, all programs, all ages, all ability levels. That’s over 200,000 participants!
Eight Stages:
1. Active Start
2. Fun, Fitness, and Fundamental Movement Patterns
3. Building the Skills of Gymnastics
4. Specialization in a Gym Discipline
5. Becoming a Consistent Competitor
6. Winning at All Levels
7. International Excellence and Podium Performances
8. Gymnastics for Life/Active for Life
… includes six different competitive disciplines – Men’s Artistic
Gymnastics (MAG), Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG), Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG), Trampoline
and Tumbling Gymnastics (TG), Aerobic Gymnastics (AG) and Acrobatic Gymnastics (AcG). …
Gymnastics Canada – Long Term Athlete Development (PDF)
© Gymnastics Canada Gymnastique 2008
It’s more setting out goals of the Federation than actually “planning”. Gymnastics Canada disciplines plan based on this document.
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Someone should forward this to many gyms who practice poor coaching to gymnast ratios. Or inadequate coaching levels to level of athlete.
I agree better still get arse outta offices & look at quality of coaching per se
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