RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS
Rhythmic gymnastics has been an Olympic sport since 1984. The sport at the Olympic level is for females only, but a growing number of males participate. Rhythmic athletes perform with hand apparatus – rope, hoop, ball, clubs and ribbon and all routines are performed to music. The key in rhythmic gymnastics is to combine intricate and complex skills with each apparatus while performing highly skilled floor gymnastic and dance moves. Physical skills developed in rhythmic gymnastics include strength, power, flexibility, agility, dexterity and endurance. Children that like music, creativity, dance and performance are particularly drawn to rhythmic gymnastics.

Beginner Rhythmic Gymnastics (Ages 6 - 17)
Co-ed Students will learn the fundamentals of the rhythmic gymnastics apparatus: ribbon, rope, hoop, ball and clubs. Dance and flexibility skills will be emphasized throughout the course.

Rhythmic Gymnastics Team
Aviator Sports is proud to have a championship competitive team program. The girls compete on all levels including elite. Several members compete on the national level. We are proud to have 5 gymnasts that are on the USA Gymnastics Future Stars National Team. The Future Stars Team is selected from gymnasts from around the country and only the top 30 gymnastics between the ages of 7 – 12 receive this prestigious honor. Two members competed at the USA Senior National Championships and one will train and compete with the USA Senior National Team. The Head Coach of the Aviator Rhythmic Gymnastics Team is Lucy Kerznerman; several time USA National Team Coach.