WAG Prep Squad (1.5 hours per week)

Gymnasts are identified are invited from the recreational classes and given specific training towards future competitive groups. Gymnasts focus on age appropriate and apparatus specific skills. Open to gymnasts aged 4 years old only.

WAG Foundational Levels 1 & 2 (2hours/session, twice per week)

The Foundation Programme forms the basis of the WAG Singapore National Levels Programme and is a skill based programme that allows for every WAG gymnast to commence at the same starting point. The programme is a developmental, not competitive programme to prepare the gymnast for the upcoming levels.

WAG Novice Levels 3 - 6 (8 hours per week)

Gymnasts in the Novice classes train to acquire and become competent in skill sets specified by the SLP Levels 3-6. The training is designed to support gymnasts who aspire to progress in gymnastics but at a less intense level. Gymnasts have the opportunity to participate in internal and external competitions. 

WAG Competitive Levels 3 - 4 (12 hours per week)

Gymnasts at these levels train to acquire and become competent in skill sets specified by the SLP Levels 3-4. For competition, gymnasts from Levels 3-4 perform compulsory routines. 

WAG Competitive Levels 5 - 6 (16 hours per week)

Gymnasts at these levels train to acquire and become competent in skill sets specified by the SLP Levels 5-6. For competition, gymnasts from Level 5 perform compulsory routines. Optional routine choreography is introduced in Level 6 with compulsory elements. 

WAG Optional Levels 7 - 10 (20 hours per week)

Gymnasts at these levels train to acquire and become competent in skill sets specified by the SLP Levels 7-10. For competition, a mix of compulsory and optional elements with no bonus is required at Levels 7 and 8. For Level 9, the same mix applies but with limited bonus. At Level 10, optional skills in optional routines are performed with set composition requirements with unlimited bonus.

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At these levels, our gymnasts have the opportunity to move on from fundamental gymnastics skills to skills with a high degree of difficulty. They are able to develop in the direction most suitable for them as individuals. The training offers more time for apparatus specific skills to produce a level of gymnastics where the gymnasts may reach a high enough standard to represent both Prime and Singapore at international level. Selected gymnasts must be highly committed.

WAG FIG Junior/Senior Levels (24 hours per week)

The Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG), or International Federation of Gymnastics (IFG), is the governing body for competitive gymnastics worldwide. The federation sets international competition rules and specifies programmes for the highest level of gymnastics. These are used at both national and international competitions (for example, at the Southeast Asian and Olympic Games). Prime’s FIG programme caters for the exceptionally talented gymnasts who are highly committed.