This year?s Olympic team is rich with skill, physical prowess, and passion!

Every Olympic athlete begins the same way, with a great coach at a fantastic gym. Our gymnastics classes will introduce future Olympians to the best coaches and premier gym equipment. We know that future Olympians deserve a coach who is suited to their individual learning style, can motivate them to the best of their ability, and supply the proper environment.

Make your child?s Birthday Party amazing this year! Reserve a 2 hour supervised party for your child and their friends TODAY

Activities Include:

Trampolines

Obstacle Courses

Foam-Filled Pits

Peter Pan Flying Rides

Parachute Games

And much more!

Session 5 began this week!

So while it?s too late for an early sign up discount, it may not be too late to make it into a class!Drop by our main office at 8450 Higuera St, Culver City, CA.

Call (310) 204-1980 or visit our website to get Signed Up.

So while it?s too late for an early sign up discount, it may not be too late to make it into a class!Drop by our main office at 8450 Higuera St, Culver City, CA.

Call (310) 204-1980 or visit our website to get Signed Up.

Summer Camp is still ongoing, from 9am to 3pm

Make sure you sign up for the last chance to:

• Enroll your kids in Summer fun
• Help your children build strength
• Build confidence & self-esteem
• Provide peer interaction
• Develop cognitive abilities

All of our classes are taught by Olympic Caliber Gymnasts. Your child will receive the best quality training available

Training is now available 7 days a week! Sunday classes are now available for Hot Tots, Mini Tots, Girls Beginning and Intermediate Classes, and Boys Beginning Classes

Receive 15% off when you choose one of our Morning Class schedules!

If you would like to set goals and excel in the world of gymnastics, whether you?re 1 or 100, why not succeed with Private Lessons, offered here at the Los Angeles School of Gymnastics. It?s the perfect way to get ahead

I hope you remember our Olympians this month, who train year round to get to the point of competing on the national stage.

But if you miss it Tanya, we?ll save the highlights just for you.

LA Lights Tournament of Champions Attracts World?s Top Gymnasts

Los Angeles, CA, January 26th, 2017 ? The Los Angeles School of Gymnastics is excited to present the annual LA Lights Tournament of Champions 2017 event! This is one of the most important rhythmic gymnastic competitions in the world. This celebration of athletic prowess and ambitious challenges attracts some of the best female athletes from across the United States and the entire world.

Led by Alla Svirsky, the Executive Director of the Los Angeles School of Gymnastics, and championed by Tanya Berenson, General Manager, the event will highlight world-class gymnasts. Audiences should ready themselves for amazement as they observe this post Olympic event! Both participants and observers are sure to make great memories that they will never forget.

Teams that have previously competed in the L.A. Lights Tournament of Rhythmic Gymnastics Champions include: USA National Team, Sweden National Team, Ukraine National Team, Russia National Team, Belarus National Team, Italy National Team, Israel Maccabi Team, Puerto Rico National Team, Canada National Team, Australia National Team and New Zealand National Team.

If you would like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Tanya Berenson, please email her at tanya@lagymnastics.com.

With the first event kicking off on August the 6th at the Arena Ol?mpica do Rio this is set to be a very exciting competition. With Team USA planning a comeback after their 5th place finish in London and the British team coming off their strongest year in a century of competition, there are a lot of athletes with something to prove this year.

Gymnastics is one of the most popular Olympic sports and it?s easy to see why. Olympic standard gymnasts have to tune their bodies, their co-ordination and their abilities to the highest levels, it?s also very visually exciting to watch. Here are some interesting things you may not know about the history of Men?s Gymnastics at the Olympic Games:

• The sport has been around for over 2000 years.
• The word Gymnastics originated from the Greek word gymnos, which literally means naked.
• It was first introduced to the Olympics in Athens in 1896, at Olympiad I.
• Original Olympic Gymnastic sports included Club Swinging and Rock Lifting.
• Modern gymnastics as we know it today only emerged in 1924.

Between the 6th and the 21st of August, 2016, women from around the world will come together to compete at gymnastic events at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. One of the women to watch at this year?s games is Simone Biles from Team USA. The 19 year old from Columbus is being tipped as a hot favorite to take out anywhere up to 5 gold medals in Rio.

This is her first Olympic games but she has had a remarkable career with a total of 14 World Championship medals, 10 of which are gold as well as having taken pole podium position twice in the Pacific Rim Championships and at last year?s American Cup. The world?s eyes will be on this young woman, her World Championship medal haul is a record breaker and she?s widely anticipated to dominate the Women?s events this year.

Women?s Gymnastics at the Olympic Games

Gymnastics itself is one of the oldest Olympic sports and has been a part of every modern Summer Olympics since 1896. Women were first allowed to perform at the Olympics in 1928 and since this happened the Artistic Women?s Gymnastics events have become one of the most popular sports at the games. The first ever perfect 10 in the sport was won by Romanian Nadia Comaneci at Montreal in 1976 with another being awarded at the same games to Soviet gymnast Nellie Kim.

Comaneci was 14 when she took out the highest accolade ever awarded in Women?s Olympic Gymnastics and this began a trend of very young women being pushed to perfect by their coaches to perform at the games. As a result of this trend, by the time Sydney 2000 rolled around the minimum age for competition in the sport had been raised to 16. This did not stop China from mis-stating the age of Dong Fangxiao at the Sydney games who was just 14 when she was competed. It took a full 10 years for the Olympic committee to strip the Chinese of their team Bronze and subsequently award it to The United States as a result of this controversy.

The 2016 Rio Olympic Games Have Never Been More Exciting & Fun to Watch!

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, August 5th 2016 ? The Los Angeles School of Gymnastics is excited to participate in Olympic fever as the 2016 Summer Olympics is about to begin! From August 5th to August 21st, the world?s best athletes will compete in a range of sports and competitions. The Olympics 2016 is the leading international sporting event in which thousands of athletes from across the world participate in a variety of exhilarating trials and epic matches.

The 2016 Olympics in Rio are an international, steadfast tradition of athletic prowess and lifelong dedication. The Summer Olympic Games occur every four years and their creation was inspired by the ancient Olympic Games held in Olympic, Greece from the 8th century BC to the 4th century AD. This year will be the first time that the Olympics have ever been held in South America. Rio de Janeiro is famous for its seaside landscape, Carnival festival, and the Maracana Stadium- one of the world?s largest football stadiums. Over the course of about two weeks there will be over 306 competitions and 42 different sports taking place at 33 different venues!

Gymnastics is one of the most popular sports at the Rio Olympic Games 2016. Olympic fever has set in as millions of Americans gear up to watch the exciting competitions between the world?s best athletes! There will be a range of thrilling gymnastic events taking place at the Summer 2016 Olympics, including both men?s and women?s Artistic Gymnastics with events like: Floor Exercise, Pommel Horse, Still Rings, Vault, Parallel Bars, Uneven Bars, and Balance Beam. Additionally, Rhythmic Gymnastics combines elements of ballet, gymnastics and dance and challenges participants to use rope, hoops, balls, clubs, and ribbons. This year?s Olympic team is rich with skill, physical prowess, and passion!

Every Olympic-athlete begins the same way, with a great coach at a fantastic gym. Our gymnastic classes will introduce future Olympians to the best coaches and premier gym equipment. We know that you deserve a coach who is suited to your individual learning style, can motivate you to the best of their ability, and supply the proper environment. Since 1975, the Los Angeles School of Gymnastics has been a leading source for quality gymnastic instruction, rhythmic gymnastics in Los Angeles, and many other innovative programs and well-rounded curriculums that support happy and healthy children.

If you would like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Tanya Berenson, please email her at tanya@lagymnastics.com.

Benefits of Gymnastics for Boys

Even though the advantages of enrolling in this sport is not gender-specific, boys tend to have a slight physical advantage over girls as they get older.

Benefits of Gymnastics for Girls

This sport is also very popular among girls as the sheer number of women participants in the Olympics and other global events bear witness to this fact.

Benefits of Gymnastics for kids

As mentioned earlier, everyone can reap the benefits of gymnastics as most of them are not gender-specific. Kids, especially, can better adapt to challenging situations and quickly learn skills due to their greater cognitive ability. To perform a certain action, your child would have to visualize the skill beforehand, which is a great way for them to develop a correlation between their brain and body functions.

Research and findings about the benefits of gymnastics

According to the study conducted by JCEM or Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, it was found that elite level of rhythmic gymnastics played a positive role in bone geometry and bone volume density in adolescent girls.

If you want your child to grow up happy and healthy, you can sign them up for gymnastic lessons. All you have to do is do a bit of research on the local camps around you and then roll him or her to the best possible Institute. So what are you waiting for? Do it now!

Tumbling is a form of physical activity that involves a chain of actions such as flips, jumps, somersaults, handsprings, rolls and much more to create a routine to perform on a padded floor.

Is it like Gymnastics?

Gymnastics, is very spread out where there are different categories such as Artistic Gymnastics that perform in different events like the pommel horse, vaults, and rings that do not allow tumbling.

The results are in and glad to have found it,

We have quite the amazing students to score high because they aimed high, all are number 1 to us and we still believe they all deserve to be at the top.

For the Girls Gymnastics Invitational, the top ranking ladies are: (be patient, we have a lot of girls that competed)

Gymnastics is a well known sport that pairs strongly with the summer Olympics events that occur every 4 years and not to be confused with the winter Olympics which occurs every 2 years. Rhythmic Gymnastics is a woman-only event that challenges all their senses, every muscle fiber and mental focus to execute their performances gracefully and elegantly! Girls of many ages compete, we train the girls with our best Rhythmic coaches. The days we teach are on Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and we are opening for Sunday!

Gymnastics has been a grand sport since the ages, the U.S. joined in the 70s and Rhythmic gymnastics rose to be integrated in the olympics and be adored by the world in the 80s. 

Rhythmic Gymnastics consists of a floor to do their performance and a series of events, each being a performance of different equipment. In the end, their results are summed up for an overall score known as an All-Around score.

Information of each equipment were attained from here.

The video below is a bit of a sample to the dedication and difficulty in the sport of Rhythmic Gymnastics.

LASG recreational rhythmic gymnastics learning the fundamentals on how to work with clubs, ribbons, ball and free-exercise. Always having fun,fun fun!

One of the LARGEST events we have annually is on January called the LA Lights!

The Tournament of Champions! Where we feature the top athletes in the world!