Total Movement and Performance Centre

Frequently Asked Questions About Total Movement and Performance Centre

What gymnastics programmes does Total Movement and Performance Centre offer in Windsor?

Total Movement and Performance Centre runs three main programmes: women's artistic gymnastics (WAG), recreational gymnastics, and tumbling classes. The recreational stream is ideal for children wanting to learn fundamental skills in a fun, non-competitive setting, while the WAG programme suits gymnasts training on vault, bars, beam, and floor with progression pathways in mind. The tumbling classes focus on acrobatic skills and are popular with children who enjoy dynamic floor work and aerial technique.

Is Total Movement and Performance Centre affiliated with Gymnastics Australia?

Yes, Total Movement and Performance Centre is accredited by Gymnastics Australia, which means the club meets national standards for coaching qualifications, safety protocols, and athlete development. This affiliation gives parents confidence that their child is training in a recognised environment with coaches who hold appropriate certifications and follow best-practice guidelines for technique and progression.

What age groups can join Total Movement and Performance Centre in Windsor?

The club welcomes gymnasts across a range of ages and abilities, from young children starting their first recreational classes through to older children and teens working in the women's artistic gymnastics or tumbling programmes. The recreational stream is well-suited to beginners and those exploring the sport, while the structured WAG pathway supports gymnasts as they develop more advanced skills on apparatus over time.