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Recommended hours which Advanced Gymnastics has found allows the proper progression through competitive gymnastics:


Level 3/4 2.5 hours 2 days a week
Level 4/5 3 hours 3/4 days a week

Level 5/6 3 hours 4 days a week
Level 6/7 4 hours 4 or 5 days a week
Levels 8,9,10 4/5 hours 5 days a week


Advanced Gymnastics will train your aspiring gymnast at what ever progression schedule you would like, however training at less than our recommended schedule will influence rate of success.

All of our gymnasts are released at different times from schools necessitating some flexibility at all levels but we will work with everyone's schedule to accommodate the required hours. For the most part we can allow all gymnasts to work out more hours in the week at a slightly added rate. If a gymnast generally works out more than the required hours, it is very easy to be flexible in
most circumstances.

In the summer we only workout Mon-Thurs so everyone has a 3 day weekend. :) :)

We develop higher level gymnasts in the optional levels because we believe that gymnasts must train the correct number of hours per week to allow the proper conditioning for the higher level skills and the time to develop those skills. We have the national statistics to prove these hours are correct. The best optional gyms in Idaho mirror our hours with great results.

Give us a call at 468 -9292 if you and your gymnast are interested in moving through the gymnastics
levels at the proper progression rate:

  • Beginners to level 4: depends on ability, age, hours of training
  • Level 4: 1 to 2 years
  • Level 5: 1 to 2 years Gymnast must develop kips on bars to have a successful level 5 workout.
  • Level 6: 1 to 2 years
  • Level 7: 1 to 3 years Gymnast must develop either a strong clear hip circle or giants on bars to be successful here.
  • Level 8: 2 to 3 years Gymnast must develop giants on bars as well as a new vault and beam skills to compete at this level.
  • Level 9: 1 to 3 years
  • Level 10: 1 to 3 years

We have multiple gymnasts representing Nampa, Meridian, Star, and Middleton. Our location makes us easy and quick to get too. Drive over to us just once and we are sure you will agree (see Directions)..