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These events give parents a break while kids enjoy games, learn gymnastics skills and watch a movie.
What is Parents' Night Out (PNO)?
Designed for toddlers and their caregivers, these classes require a parent to actively participate on the floor.
What is a Learn Together class?
The governing body for competitive gymnastics in the United States is commonly referred to by these 4 letters.
What is USAG (USA Gymnastics)?
Families can explore the facility and meet staff by choosing between these two different visiting options.
What are private tours or Open Houses?
While SGA proudly supports competitive teams, the majority of our programming focuses on this track, allowing kids to build skills without a high time or financial commitment.
What is Recreational Gymnastics?
When parents ask what a full-day camper needs to pack each day, we remind them to send a water bottle, comfortable clothes, and these important energy sources.
What is snacks and a lunch?
To help new families feel completely comfortable finding the right fit for their child, the front desk can offer this specific type of initial class experience.
What is: A risk-free trial or a trial class
Unlike recreational classes with year-round open enrollment, getting into the competitive Xcel program requires athletes to first complete this initial step.
What a Tryout?
Along with the completed enrollment packet, families must submit their deposit and this additional required payment to lock in the next academic school year.
What is a Material Fee?
SGA’s official mission statement focuses on developing these three core pillars in every athlete.
What is strength, skill, and character?
This flexible, teacher-led partnership program between SGA and Seattle Preschool allows parents to pre-register or drop in when they need childcare or a block of time to run errands.
What is PlayDate+?
Our fundamental teaching approach relies on breaking skills down into small, achievable steps, which is known as this concept.
What is: Progression (Progressive Gymnastics)
Daily Double: Name the 6 official USAG Xcel levels in order, starting from the introductory level and ending with the most advanced.
What are Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond, Sapphire?
When submitting an enrollment contract for Seattle Preschool, families pay a deposit equal to one month's tuition, which is applied toward this month's payment.
What is June?
Developing an #SGAStrong lifestyle means instilling these three core values in our gymnasts: respect, commitment, and this quality of pushing through challenges.
What is perseverance?
While participating in Indoor Playground one adult is allowed to supervise up to how many children while on the floor.
What is 2?
We often recommend T&T classes to athletes involved in this related sport who want to improve their flipping, twisting, and spatial awareness.
What is Cheerleading?
A parent asks why SGA participates in NGA alongside USAG. You can explain that NGA uses 14 optional levels (1N–10N) whose judging Code of Points directly aligns with this ultimate collegiate goal.
What is NCAA Collegiate Gymnastics?
A parent asks about holiday closures and school start dates. You inform them that the preschool schedule roughly follows this local calendar.
What is Seattle Public Schools?
SGA values generating a fair profit for this specific long-term operational purpose.
What is for future growth?
Name all 7 of SGA's Play programs listed on our website.
What is IP, PNO, Birthday Parties, PlayDate+, Field Trips, Camps & Sensory Playground
When setting up an event a coach can choose between a continuous flow model or dividing the floor into independent drills. Name these two setup formats.
What are: Obstacle Courses and Stations (will accept circuits)
While recreational classes focus on fun and basic skill introduction, Pre-Team focuses heavily on these 3 physical foundation elements to prepare kids for team.
What are strength, conditioning and body shapes?
When a parent asks if their child is eligible for Pre-K, front desk staff confirm that the child falls into this age range and will be taking this major academic step the next fall.
What are: Ages 4 to 5 years old and entering Kindergarten the following school year?
Whenever staff are faced with a tough policy, scheduling, or operational choice, our President reminds us that every decision should be guided by asking this single question.
What is "Is it in the best interest of the child?"