Compulsory Level 2

Ages 5 and up

 Compulsory 2 is an introductory level for girls ages 5 and older. In this level, girls compete in an exhibition format with the goal of gaining confidence, a strong work ethic, and determination in basic gymnastics skills. Compulsory 2 athletes will learn the format of gymnastics competition and be individually challenged to improve their routines throughout the season. Gymnasts compete in 4 regular season meets throughout the season and receive a ribbon on each event at every meet. Compulsory 2 skills include backbend kickover and roundoff on floor, back hip circle and shoot through on bars, see saw and position development on beam and a handstand flat back on vault.

Compulsory Level 3

Ages 6 and up

Compulsory 3 is a recreationally competitive level for gymnasts ages 6 and older. Routines are judged and scored. Gymnasts compete against similar aged competitors. Compulsory 3 focuses on developing a positive attitude towards competition and the development of gymnastics skills into routines.  Gymnasts compete in 4 regular season meets with the opportunity to qualify for regionals and state. Compulsory 3 skills include back walkover, front handspring and back extension rolls on floor, squat on and front hip circle on bars, handstand and cartwheels on beam and a front handspring over a vault system.

Compulsory Level 4

Ages 6 and up

Compulsory 4 is an advanced recreationally competitive level for gymnasts ages 6 and older.

While the skills are more difficult at this level, the desire is to promote a positive competitive experience, increased sense of focus, and continued development of confidence and determination. Gymnasts compete against similar aged peers. Compulsory 4 skills include front handspring series and back handsprings on floor, kips and tap swings on bars, cartwheels, full turns and advanced jumps on beam and a front handspring over the vault table.