Wigan Academy Of Gymnastics

Pay As you go sessions available 12th September, 10th October, 24th October, 31st October, 28th November & 5th December or we have our SEN session every Thursday 4pm Contact Robin park Leisure centre on 01942 828550

🤸‍♀️ Are you passionate about inspiring kids to develop confidence and skills in gymnastics? 🤸‍♂️ Do you want to play a key role in shaping the future of gymnastics in Wigan? 🌟 We're looking for a dedicated and enthusiastic Recreational Gymnastics Coach to join our growing programme at Robin Park Leisure Centre, Wigan! As a Recreational Gymnastics Coach, you'll have the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of young gymnasts, helping them to build their confidence, develop their skills, and reach their full potential. You'll be responsible for planning and delivering fun and engaging gymnastics sessions, creating a safe and supportive learning environment, and working closely with our team to ensure the continued growth and success of our programme. If you're a motivated and experienced coach with a passion for gymnastics, we want to hear from you! 👉 Apply here:

Be Well Gymnastics Assistant Coach:Robin Park Leisure Centre 2 hours per week - This role operates on an annualised hours contract. The hours will need to be worked flexibly to meet service needs. You may be required to work additional hours.

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PLEASE SEND GYMNASTS DRESSED APPROPRIATELY AND WITH PLENTY OF WATER

Please send gymnasts dressed appropriately and with LOTS of water this week💦🪭

We have added more of our amazing classes at Robin park Leisure Centre for more information or to book on one of our gymnastics courses please contact reception or Call 01942 828550 Be Well Wigan

One of the hardest things to coach isn’t a skill. It’s effort.

Because effort is a choice.

I can fix bent legs.
I can teach a better handstand.
I can give you drills for a kip.
I can correct your technique 100 times.

But I can’t make an athlete want to work.

And here’s the part young athletes eventually learn:

Talent might get you noticed. Work ethic determines what you do with it.

The gymnast who listens when corrections are given.
The one who finishes the assignment when nobody is watching.
The one who keeps working after a bad turn.
The one who doesn’t need constant reminders to give her best effort.

Those things matter.

A lot.

Because eventually gymnastics gets hard for everyone.

And when it does, talent alone usually isn’t enough.

Coaches — what’s one sign that immediately tells you an athlete has a great work ethic?

🤸 PARENTS: WHAT DOES “A GOOD PRACTICE” ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE?

Sometimes your gymnast comes out of practice excited because she got a new skill.

Sometimes she comes out and says:

“We did the same thing AGAIN.” 😂

And honestly? That might have been the better practice.

Because gymnastics isn’t built on how many new skills you can get.

It’s built on how well you can do the ones you already have.

The straight legs.
The pointed toes.
The tight body.
The landing that doesn’t move.
The handstand that hits the same place over and over.
The routine they can do when they’re tired, nervous, or having an off day.

New skills are exciting.

But repetition is where good gymnastics is made.

So if your gymnast says, “We worked basics AGAIN today…”

Good. 😉

Her coaches probably know exactly what they’re doing.

❤️ Gym parents — what’s the one “boring” drill or basic your gymnast has done approximately 10,000 times?

Appreciation Post

Thank you all the amazing companies and individuals who helped and donated to our awards evening please view there pages Be Well GymnasticsBuffet MagicMillie and the MoonThe Old BankHeaven v Hell FitnessWigan WarriorsFaye Louise@bloom4seasons

Come view our gymnastics sale rail we have lots of new and used leotards available