Theme Days at Flair Gymnastics
Costumes. Music. Fun.
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Thanks for sharing Rick! 🙂
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I’ve always found the best way to build membership in a Rec program is with this kind of promotion. The only major issue is insurance.
I always hire extra instructors. You can never be sure how many friends are going to arrive. 🙂
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Darlene the Bean giving back to the community. 🙂
#NGD2014
September 20th, 2014
Goals
• To increase awareness and excitement for the sport of gymnastics
• To teach the importance of charitable outreach through sport and play
• To introduce gymnastics to youth who may not otherwise have the means to participate
more information (PDF)
USA Gymnastics and Right To Play, a global organization that uses sport and play programs to educate and empower children facing adversity, recently joined forces to bring gymnastics and the opportunity to play to children across the United States.
National Gymnastics Day is a natural vehicle to provide outreach to disadvantaged youth.
With this year’s National Gymnastics Day less than two months away, USA Gymnastics is offering grants to USA Gymnastics member clubs that are creating special events to celebrate National Gymnastics Day and provide opportunities to children who currently do not have access to gymnastics. …
… three of the USA’s well-known gymnasts – 2012 Olympic all-around champion Gabrielle Douglas, 2008 Olympic horizontal bar silver-medalist Jonathan Horton and 2008 Olympic team silver-medalist Alicia Sacramone – will serve as Right To Play Athlete Ambassadors and co-chairs of National Gymnastics Day. …
Up to 25 $1,000 grants are available to USA Gymnastics Member Clubs.
related – Right to Play USA
The most effective way to increase membership, in my experience.
Insurance coverage is the only issue.
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