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February 2010
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Our Winter Session is Filled with exciting Activities which include Our Annual I Love Gymnastics Week March 8th - 13th. This year Clarington Gymnastics will be participating in "I Love Gymnastics Week". Working together will help us to provide better experiences for children to participate in Gymnastics programs. This special week provides kids with an amazing opportunity to celebrate participation in the sport and promote benefits of gymnastics to our local community. Be part of the action - celebrate and promote gymnastics with the rest of the country! |
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I Love Gymnastics Week here at Clarington Starting Mon March 8th is...
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Party Highlights
*Non refundable $50 deposit required at time of booking. |
Please forward your resume to: claringtongymnastics@bellnet.ca Attention: Christine Ormerod Owner/Head Coach |
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Spring Session starts March 29th and runs for 12 weeks There are lots of exciting activities planned for our Spring session!! Such as Our Annual Spring Fling Recreational Meet!! Don't forget about our Summer Camps!!! |
Kate
Kate won an Ontario Qualifier in St.Catharines. She placed 1st AA as well as 1st on beam and bars! Kate is currently ranked 4th in Ontario as she heads into our 3rd Provincial Qualifier held in Bracebridge Feb 20th /21st. Congatulations Kate! Hard work pays off!! |
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By learning how to become a coach, you can provide a positive experience for others and for yourself. Coaches represent many different roles to many different people. Coaches are viewed as teachers, mentors, role models, friends, and as leaders in the community in which they become involved. Coaches contribute to the community, have an enormous effect on the development of our youth, and participate in a great learning experience. Good coaching is fundamental to community sport. By becoming a valued member of the community, good coaches can share the positive aspects of an active lifestyle. The role of a coach allows you to teach things such as teamwork, character building, and the fundamental skills of the sport to participants who are eager to learn. Coaches can help to train any type of participant, from beginners to Olympians, and everyone in between. |
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