Boy's Level 4 Team Classes at Elite

Level 4 is for boys who have either progressed up from the Level 3 class or have been evaluated by one of our head coaches and recommended to this class.  Level 4 is a competition level where the gymnasts practice three days per week for a total of 7 hours per week.  Practice hours for Level 4 are listed above.

Emphasis is placed on strength, flexibility, perfecting the Level 4 compulsory competition routines, and learning the Level 5 competition skills.  This insures that, when a gymnast progresses into Level 5, he is ready to compete at that level.  Level 4 gymnasts are evaluated periodically throughout the year to determine their readiness to progress to Level 5.

Competitions begin in December and continue through April.  Competition involves travel within the San Diego/Los Angeles area.

FAQ's

Is there a registration fee?  Yes.  There is a $35 registration fee for all classes at Elite.  This is the cost to have the children insured while in class.  The registration fee is due in May. It is prorated throughout the year for new enrollments.

When is tuition due?  Tuition is due on or before the 1st of each month.  Tuition paid after the 1st will incur late fees.

What should the students wear?  We recommend the boys wear shorts and a T-shirt.  Just make sure it's loose enough for them to move around, but snug enough that it won't get in their way.

What happens if I miss a class?  We have a very liberal make up policy at Elite.  Missed Level 4 workouts can be made up during any of our Tumbling Classes (depending on skill level) or during the Saturday optional practice time.  Make ups must be completed within one month of the class that was missed.  We ask that you call ahead for a make up to ensure that we have enough staff on hand.

Is there anything else I should know?  Just that you're going to have a great time, so come on in!

Please contact us if you'd like any more information about Boy's Level 4.

If you're under 13, please ask one of your parents for permission before sending us your phone number or email address.

The competitive program at Elite follows the guidelines established by USAG.  Admission into the team levels is either by progression up from the introductory classes or by evaluation by a head coach.