WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
Strength, artistry and confidence in motion.
A competitive pathway combining skill, strength and artistry to help gymnasts progress, perform and achieve their goals.
About WAG
Women's Artistic Gymnastics is a competitive pathway for girls who demonstrate the ability, commitment and passion to take their gymnastics further. Athletes develop strength, flexibility, coordination, artistry and confidence while progressing through structured training across vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor.
SCGA's WAG program provides a pathway from developing competitive gymnasts through to advanced athletes, with training hours and competitive expectations increasing as gymnasts progress. Entry into the program is by assessment and invitation, allowing coaches to place each gymnast in the squad best suited to their current ability and development. SCGA's published pathway extends to Level 10+.
Who is WAG for?
Women’s Artistic Gymnastics is ideal for girls who enjoy combining powerful gymnastics with precision, creativity and performance. WAG particularly suits gymnasts who love perfecting details, learning choreographed routines and expressing their individual style while performing. With a unique combination of explosive vaulting, dynamic bar work, precision on beam and expressive floor routines, WAG offers athletes the opportunity to develop into confident and well-rounded performers.
FIND THE RIGHT CLASS
4 years - 7 years
WAG Level 1-2
WAG Red Squad
WAG Red Squad introduces young gymnasts to SCGA's competitive WAG pathway, focusing on fundamental shapes, strength, flexibility, body control and basic apparatus skills while developing positive training habits and providing opportunities for competition introduction through local events.
5 years to 9 years
WAG Level 2-3
WAG Pink, Peach & Orange Squads
WAG Pink, Peach and Orange squads continue to build strong gymnastics foundations, while introducing increasingly challenging skills and routines. Gymnasts develop greater independence, technique and consistency as they prepare for the next stages of competitive gymnastics.
6 years to 10 years
WAG Level 3
WAG Yellow Squad
WAG Yellow Squad provides the next step towards Junior Levels in Artistic gymnastics. Increased training for developing competitive gymnasts, with greater focus on skill progression, strength, flexibility, routines and competition preparation across all four Women's Artistic apparatus.
8 years to 12 years
WAG Level 3 - 4
WAG Green & Aqua Squads
WAG Green & Aqua Squads are designed for established competitive gymnasts progressing through the junior levels system. Athletes undertake increased training hours and work towards more advanced skills, routines and competitive opportunities throughout the season.
10 years to 16 years
WAG Level 5 - 6
WAG Teal & Blue
WAG Teal and Blue Squads are designed for WAG gymnasts progressing through to Intermediate Levels. Training focuses on developing more complex skills, refining technique and building consistent routines, while preparing athletes for increased training and competition expectations.
10 years to 18 years
WAG Level 6 - 8
WAG Purple Squads
WAG Purple Squad supports experienced gymnasts progressing and preparing for the transition towards senior-level WAG. Athletes work on increasingly advanced skills, routine quality, artistry and performance, with opportunities to compete at appropriate State and National-level events.
What will they LEARN?
Weekly Timetable
WAG is a year-round competitive program. Squad athletes continue regular training throughout school holidays to maintain their skills, strength, and competition readiness. Training commitment increases with squad level, with a minimum number of training hours per week required.
Families wishing to discontinue an enrolment are required to provide 4 weeks' notice in accordance with SCGA's enrolment and fees policies.
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Required Minimum Training Commitments
Level 1- 2 hours
Level 2- 5 hours
Level 3- 9 hours
Level 4- 14 hours
Level 5-7- 16 hours
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2026 Operational Dates - Monday 5th of January till Saturday 19th of December
Class Fees
TRAINING HOURS PER WEEK
2 hours
5 hours
9 hours
14 hours
16 hours
WEEKLY FEE
$37.64
$68.85
$106.65
$135.66
$145.28
Active enrolments continue throughout the year unless notice is provided in accordance with SCGA's enrolment policy. Class fees are calculated based on scheduled training and charged monthly. Annual registration is charged separately and includes applicable athlete registration and insurance.
WAG REGISTRATION FEE
2026 Registration Fee
2026 SCGA Transfer Fee
(transfer from another affiliated club)
12 months, JAN to DEC
$165
$40
6 months, JULY to DEC
$135
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WHAT TO WEAR/BRING
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
SCGA training uniform is highly encouraged for regular WAG training but is not compulsory, with comfortable, fitted activewear also acceptable. The official SCGA competition uniform must be purchased and worn at competitions, events and other nominated occasions. Gymnasts should bring a labelled drink bottle to every session, tie long hair securely away from their face, and bring any additional training equipment requested by their coach, such as grips, elastics or weights. For longer training sessions, gymnasts may also bring a small energy-building snack to enjoy during an allocated break rather than a full meal.
Does my child need gymnastics experience? Not at all! Many of our programs cater for complete beginners, and our coaches will help each gymnast progress at a level appropriate to their ability. Can we try a class before joining? Yes! A trial is a great way to experience SCGA, meet our coaches and make sure you've found the right program. How do I know which class is right for my child? Our team can help. Tell us your child's age, previous experience and interests, and we'll recommend the most suitable program and level. Can my child change classes as they progress? Yes. Our coaches continually monitor each gymnast's development and can recommend progression into another class or program when they're ready. Can parents watch classes? Parent participation and viewing arrangements vary depending on the program and age group. Our team can let you know what applies to your child's class. Do classes run during school holidays? Our recreational, specialty and competitive programs operate throughout most of the year. Check your program's Weekly Timetable section for details. What happens if we miss a class? Missed-class and make-up arrangements are subject to SCGA's current enrolment and attendance policies. Contact our team if you're unsure what applies to your enrolment. How are fees charged? Fees are based on your child's program and training schedule and are billed monthly according to SCGA's current fee and billing structure.