Winter games and contests! Winter Llama Team skits! Two League meets (competitions) plus the Winter Championship!

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Winter League Winter League will be a blast of fresh fun for Winter!

Winter games and contests! Winter Llama Team skits! Two League meets (competitions) plus the Winter Championship! When Is It?

Tuition: Each 10 week League session (Winter, Spring, Summer, etc) cost $240 per student.

OR*** Pay for the whole League Session when you register and we ll give you $40 off for a total of $200.

1 Winter League Winter League will be a blast of fresh fun for Winter! Gymnasts will be placed on teams with other students of similar skill level to learn routines designed specifically for their level! Winter League Fun! Winter games and contests! Winter Llama Team skits! Two League meets (competitions) plus the Winter Championship! When Is It? December 9 - February 24 (no practices Dec 23 & 30) Monday Nights 7:15-8:45pm (practices and meets) What Does it cost? Tuition: Each 10 week League session (Winter, Spring, Summer, etc) cost $240 per student. Paid in two halves, first half when you register, second half on week 5. OR*** Pay for the whole League Session when you register and we ll give you $40 off for a total of $200. Details: Classes are not discounted when you join League, we have already priced League lower knowing you will also be in a class! Sibling discounts apply just like classes. League is not pro rated, and there are no makeups. Apparel: Additionally, competition apparel is required for the meets. We estimate apparel being less than $50/per child, and also expect that it can be used for up to a year of (4) League sessions. Each League Session a gymnast enrolls in they earn a new part of their League uniform. (T- Shirt, Pants, Jacket, Bag) PAGE 1 OF 6

Who Is It For? League will be for students in Emeth levels: Spotlights, Moonlights, Dawnlights, Highlights, Sparklers, Starlights, Exploders, Rockets, and Neptunes.

2 League What Is Gymnastics League? Gymnastics League is a competitive program for students in nearly all of our Emeth class levels! League gives gymnasts an opportunity to learn routines, compete against other Emeth athletes, engage in team building, and win awards! Take gymnastics to the next level with Gymnastics League. Who Is It For? League will be for students in Emeth levels: Spotlights, Moonlights, Dawnlights, Highlights, Sparklers, Starlights, Exploders, Rockets, and Neptunes. To be eligible for Gymnastics League, students must be currently active in one of the listed levels and have previously completed at least one full session at Emeth. Schedule: League practices and meets are scheduled for Monday nights, 7:15-8:45pm. Each League session runs for 10 weeks. (illustrative schedule below) Week 1: Intro to League, team leaders introduced, practice begins Week 2: Practice of routines, team names picked, Llama team skit! Week 3: Practice of routines and preparation for first competition meet Week 4: First Meet! Teams compete against one another Week 5: Practice of routines, Llama team skit! Week 6: Practice of routines, team contests! Week 7: Second Meet! Week 8: Practice of routines, team contests! Week 9: Practice of routines, prep for championship. Week 10: League Championship Meet! Awards, trophies, and team winners. ue at ag e fo In m/l e o or.c M ym hg et Em League Sessions : Each League Session runs for 10 weeks, including practices and meets. Winter: December 9 - February 24 (no practices Dec 23 & 30) Spring 14: Mar 10-May 12 PAGE 2 OF 6

Winter League Teams Snow Angels Team The Snow Angels team will be girls ages 5-8.

walking across. Penguins Team The Penguins team will be girls ages 6-9.

Polar Bears The Polar Bears team will be girls ages 8 and up.

3 Winter League Teams Snow Angels Team The Snow Angels team will be girls ages 5-8. Skill range: kick-ups on floor, front supports and straight arm casts on bars, and comfortable with mounting the beam and walking across. Penguins Team The Penguins team will be girls ages 6-9. Skill range: cartwheels on floor, pullovers (or close to pullovers) on bars, and jumps and kick-ups on beam. Polar Bears The Polar Bears team will be girls ages 8 and up. Skill range: roundoffs on floor, pullovers and back hip circles on bars, and cartwheel-side handstand dismounts on beam. Blizzards Boys Team The Blizzards team will be boys ages 5 and up. Skill range: kick-ups or handstands on floor, and straight arm supports and holds on P-bars. PAGE 3 OF 6

League Coaches Llama Leadership Team Let us introduce our

Coach since 2010. Current Emeth boys team member.

Gymnast at Emeth since 2003. Current Emeth girls team member.

Z Bennington Taylor Prince Past Emeth girls team member.

Current Emeth girls team member. Second Year Llama Team.

Caitlyn Wilson Gymnast at Emeth since 2003.

Emeth Directors Judah Arnold Nikki Arnold Gymnast from a

Coach since 2007. An original student at Emeth.

4 League Coaches Llama Leadership Team Let us introduce our stellar Llama Team Members Andrew Arnold Kayla Benjamin Coach since Current Emeth boys team member. Second Year Llama Team. Men s level 9 National qualifier. Gymnast at Emeth since Current Emeth girls team member. Second Year Llama Team. Level 8 USAG State Bar Champ. Z Bennington Taylor Prince Past Emeth girls team member. Coach since Second Year Llama Team. Level 7 USAG State All Around Champ. Gymnast at Emeth since Coach since Current Emeth girls team member. Second Year Llama Team. Xcel Silver State Bar Champ. Caitlyn Wilson Gymnast at Emeth since 2003.Current Emeth girls team member. Second Year Llama Team. Xcel Silver 2nd Place State Team Member. Emeth Directors Judah Arnold Nikki Arnold Gymnast from a young age. Founder and director of the boys program at Emeth. Coach since An original student at Emeth. Coach since Girls gymnastics and compulsory girls team director. Heather Leshovsky Co-owner and founder of Emeth, with 18 years of coaching experience. PAGE 4 OF 6

Calendar Winter League Calendar Meets: January 13 -

February 24 - Winter Championship Meet Registration

Must register with a $50 deposit by December 2!

5 Calendar Winter League Calendar Meets: January 13 - First Winter Meet February 3 - Second Winter Meet February 24 - Winter Championship Meet Registration Deadline Registration Deadline: December 2! Must register with a $50 deposit by December 2! 50% of tuition due by December 9th first practice. PAGE 5 OF 6

6 Testimonials What people are saying We all love [League]! We will be signing up again in the fall for sure. Hadley s confidence has really increased. Both girls are more serious about gymnastics. They have goals they want to achieve in the sport. Paxton finally got her back hip circle! That was such a big deal, and I know that the extra strength training played a big part in that. - Cody Winters (mother of Paxton and Hadley who have been a part of Summer and Fall League!) Why Compete in League? League is our newest program at Emeth, giving students at almost any level a chance to experience competition. Competing in gymnastics offers a unique set of challenges that can build positive character qualities. After athletes have worked hard practicing their routines they must be willing to perform them in front of an audience and judges, who assess and score how well they complete their skills. We believe that competition in a positive and reinforcing environment can help students prepare for many future challenges in life. All students receive awards on each event during League competitions based on their scores. They also are given the scoring sheet the judge uses to calculate their scores so they can review it themselves. There is so much that can be learned through competing- from the victory of a first performance under the pressure of a judge s eye, to specific the focus needed to improve a skill or body position! The scores we hand out along with ribbons, medals, and trophies, are just small symbols of the much more exciting growth in the students. The highest score, while very admirable, may not be the greatest accomplishment on any given day. It may instead be the courage to stand tall in front of an audience after a mistake, or the focus to listen to a coach in the midst of voices and music, or perhaps the courage to leap higher than before even when afraid. These accomplishments and growth in each student- each athlete, are what we as coaches and parents celebrate. The standards we score by are simply external measures of the internal growth we hope to see, markers we need that will never tell the whole story on their own.!! - Judah & Amos Arnold PAGE 6 OF 6

Welcome. Emeth Gymnastics

Welcome. Emeth Gymnastics Welcome Welcome Thanks for joining Emeth! We re excited to be a part of your family s life, and we want to welcome you to being a member of ours. We ve taken a lot of time to put together information that