Riverside city gymnastics
Bolton Park Stadium, Morgan St, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, 2650
“Wagga Wagga's premier competitive training gymnastics program”
Why Choose Riverside city gymnastics?
Riverside City Gymnastics is Wagga Wagga's dedicated competitive training centre, accredited by Gymnastics Australia.
With fully qualified coaches led by head coach Christina Judd, the club offers structured pathways in Women's Artistic Gymnastics, trampoline, and tumbling, supporting athletes from foundation level through to national and international competition.
About Riverside city gymnastics
Riverside City Gymnastics is Wagga Wagga's dedicated competitive training centre, affiliated with Gymnastics NSW and Gymnastics Australia. The club specialises in women's artistic gymnastics alongside trampoline and tumbling, running a national levels programme that takes athletes from foundation stage all the way through to state, national, and international competition.
Under the guidance of head coach Christina Judd and a team of fully accredited coaches, gymnasts train in a focused environment designed to support progression through the competitive pathway. The club competes throughout the year at state and national events, giving athletes regular exposure to higher-level competition.
Recreational classes are also available for those wanting to build strength, flexibility, and gymnastics skills in a less intensive setting. The facility is wheelchair-accessible, with an accessible car park and entrance.
Families looking for competitive gymnastics in the Riverina will find a club with strong coaching credentials and a clear pathway for ambitious young gymnasts. Those interested in finding out more about squad placements or recreational enrolment can contact the team directly by phone or visit the club's website for current programme details.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Riverside city gymnastics
Riverside City Gymnastics runs a national levels programme in women's artistic gymnastics, trampoline and tumbling. Athletes progress from foundation levels through to state, national and even international competition under head coach Christina Judd and her team of accredited coaches.
The club is affiliated with Gymnastics Australia and Gymnastics NSW, giving your child access to official competition pathways throughout the year. It's the only club in Wagga Wagga offering this dedicated competitive training environment.
Yes, alongside its competitive squads, Riverside City Gymnastics offers recreational classes for children who want to build strength, flexibility and basic gymnastic skills in a supportive setting. These sessions are ideal if your child is new to the sport or prefers training without the competitive commitment.
The same accredited coaching team oversees all programmes, so recreational gymnasts learn proper technique from the start.
The club is led by head coach Christina Judd, and all coaches at Riverside City Gymnastics hold full accreditation through Gymnastics Australia. This means your child will be trained by professionals who meet national safety and coaching standards.
The coaching team has experience taking athletes through to state and national competitions, so they understand how to nurture talent at every stage of development.
Yes, Riverside City Gymnastics is affiliated with both Gymnastics NSW and Gymnastics Australia. This affiliation ensures the club meets national standards for coaching, safety and athlete development, and allows competitive gymnasts to participate in official state and national events.
For parents in Wagga Wagga, it's reassuring to know your child is training in an accredited, recognised programme with clear progression pathways.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 409 172 757
- Address
- Bolton Park Stadium, Morgan St, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, 2650
Opening Hours
- Monday
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- Sunday
- Closed
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