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Largs gym

Trip report by Linda Kelly.

Photos from the event.

Code of Conduct

Latest News!

What's New!

The new term begins on Saturday 23th August running for 7 weeks and finishing on Saturday/Sunday 4th/5th October ...

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Tracey Martin has joined the club as an assistant gymnastics coach. I'm sure you'll all join me in welcoming Tracey on board.

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The tea/coffee, juice and healthy snacks have been a big success and will continue to be available. If you would like to help man the table please let a committee member know - your help would be much appreciated.

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If you missed the AGM in June (and I know a lot of you did) the committee reports are now availble here

Gymnasts should arrive prior to the start of training.
Listen to your coach at all times without interruption
Do your best at all times
Let your coach know if you have any injury or are feeling unwell
Be courteous and helpful and set a good example to others
Dundonald Gymnastics Club does not tolerate bullying or inappropriate behaviour.

DRESS CODE

NO jewellery, watches or body piercing to be worn during training.
Female gymnasts should wear one piece leotards. (Cycle style shorts permitted)
Male gymnasts should wear leotard/T-shirt and shorts
Hair should be neatly tied up in manner that does not present a risk to the gymnast.
Keep toe and finger nails short.

Largs

Code of Conduct

Gymnasts should arrive prior to the start of training.

Listen to your coach at all times without interruption

Do your best at all times

Let your coach know if you have any injury or are feeling unwell

Be courteous and helpful and set a good example to others

Dundonald Gymnastics Club does not tolerate bullying or inappropriate behaviour.

DRESS CODE

NO jewellery, watches or body piercing to be worn during training.

Female gymnasts should wear one piece leotards. (Cycle style shorts permitted)

Male gymnasts should wear leotard/T-shirt and shorts

Hair should be neatly tied up in manner that does not present a risk to the gymnast.

Keep toe and finger nails short.