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The entry Level 1 and Level 2 Women's Artistic judging qualification is the first and second level on the Gymnastics Ireland judging qualification structure. The course is delivered over 2 days along with 1 exam day. Course Outline: The course will cover the new NDP guidelines and routines These NDP guidelines should be fully researched and studied BEFORE the course commences by all candidates so as to ensure you achieve the maximum benefits from the course. These can be found as PDF documents on your dashboard once you login and start the course. The FIG General Table of Faults & Specific Apparatus Deductions should also be reviewed in advance of taking the course.  It would be beneficial to do practical judging practice before you attend the course. If you have never done a judging course previously, try to work with other judges in your club prior to attending the course: https://www.gymnasticsireland.com/disciplines/womens-artistic/competition Criteria for Eligibility: Must be 16 years old Must be a current member of Gymnastics Ireland Any parent(s)/guardian(s) of a candidate under the age of 18 must complete the online consent form to create an account on LearnUpon. This form must be completed to enrol on the course. Must have completed Garda Vetting and Safeguard Training Course Venue: Campus Conference Centre, National Sports Campus, Blanchardstown, Dublin Course Date: Saturday 24th May - 12:00pm - 5.00pm Sunday 25th May - 10:00am - 5:00pm Sunday 22nd June - Exam 10:00am - 4.00pm Course Cost: €120 Read more

The entry Level 1 and Level 2 Women's Artistic judging qualification is the first and second level on the Gymnastics Ireland judging qualification structure. The course is delivered over 2 days along with 1 exam day. Course Outline: The course will cover the new NDP guidelines and routines These NDP guidelines should be fully researched and studied BEFORE the course commences by all candidates so as to ensure you achieve the maximum benefits from the course. These can be found as PDF documents on your dashboard once you login and start the course. The FIG General Table of Faults & Specific Apparatus Deductions should also be reviewed in advance of taking the course.  It would be beneficial to do practical judging practice before you attend the course. If you have never done a judging course previously, try to work with other judges in your club prior to attending the course: https://www.gymnasticsireland.com/disciplines/womens-artistic/competition Criteria for Eligibility: Must be 16 years old Must be a current member of Gymnastics Ireland Any parent(s)/guardian(s) of a candidate under the age of 18 must complete the online consent form to create an account on LearnUpon. This form must be completed to enrol on the course. Must have completed Garda Vetting and Safeguard Training Course Venue: Campus Conference Centre, National Sports Campus, Blanchardstown, Dublin Course Date: Saturday 12th April - 12:00pm - 5.00pm Sunday 13th April - 10:00am - 5:00pm Sunday 11th May- Exam 10:00am - 4.00pm Course Cost: €120 Read more

Course Description The Trampoline Level 1 course is the first level of coaching qualification on the discipline specific, coaching pathway which is quality assured and awarded by Sport Ireland Coaching. The course will provide an introduction to coaching trampoline gymnastics and ideal for interested individuals to coach at performance levels in a club setting. For further details on the course syllabus please see below in objectives. Criteria for Eligibility Must be a minimum of 16 years of age. Any parent(s)/guardian(s) of a candidate under the age of 18 must complete the online consent form in order to create an account on LearnUpon and to access any online content. This form must be completed before course enrollment. Must be a current member of Gymnastics Ireland Must have completed Garda Vetting and Safeguard Training Must have completed the GymSTART Foundation Course Course Details Online Coaching Theory: Candidates will be required to complete a series of online modules, which will be related to 'How to Coach'. Each module will include a series of interactive digital videos to be viewed and completed through this platform. It will take candidates approximately 4 hours to complete in their own time. This must be completed before attending the practical days in the gym. Practical Coaching: Candidates will be required to attend two practical days of coaching and must bring a minimum of 1 gymnast. Do I Need To Find A Mentor: Your mentor will be someone to help you throughout the course to develop your sport gymnastics knowledge and the delivery methods such as the ‘How to Coach’ skills. Before you enrol onto the course you will need to find a mentor. Your mentor is required to hold a level 2 qualification or above. What Resources Are Included: LearnUpon (LMS) online resources and a digital logbook A discipline specific resource book (digital format). Venue: National Dryland Diving and Trampoline Centre - National Sports Campus, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15 Practical Coaching - Course Dates: May 24th - 12:00pm to 6:00pm (candidates must bring at least 1 gymnast) May 25th- 9.00am to 6:00pm (candidates must bring at least 1 gymnast until 4:00pm) Assessment Method: Logbook – completed electronically through LearnUpon and includes all delivery tasks. Summative Assessment - this practical assessment date will take place approximately three months after your last practical coaching day. Details will be sent to you in advance. How Long Until I Am Fully Qualified: Typically it takes two to four months to become qualified. However, you have up to one year from Day 1 of the practical coaching to complete the qualification if your first attempt at assessment is not successful. Course Documents: Coaching Policy Click here Course Cost: €380 Read more

Who is this Aimed at: Candidates who wish to further their knowledge and skills within gymnastics coaching, and operate independently taking responsibility of sessions. As a level 2 coach you will also be able to lead your own sessions, mentor and oversee fellow coaches, and open your own club. You can also help participants develop the skills required to compete in participation and entry-level competitions. What are the Pre - requisites: Candidates can only attend the course at 18 years of age and must be an adult member with a current Gymnastics Ireland registered club. Compliance with legislative and Gymnastics Ireland Garda vetting (ROI) and AccessNI vetting (NI) requirements Compliance with GI Safeguarding Training policy (hold a valid Sport Ireland or SportNI Safeguarding Workshop certificate) Candidate must hold at least one of the following specific Gymnastics Ireland coaching qualification (see below) GymSTART Level 1 Women's or Men's Level 1 What To Expect: An informative programme that builds on competencies learned at level 1 and develops; the ability to prepare for, deliver and review a coaching session(s) the understanding of responsibilities associated with running a club Delivery Method, Dates and Times: Online theory and practical delivery supported by mentored hours: Throughout the course - eLearning assignments Day 1- 15th July 2025 - 6:00pm-9:00 pm - Online Coaching Theory Day 2 - 16th July 2025 - 6:00pm-9:00pm - Online Coaching Theory Venue: National Gymnastics Training Centre, National Sports Campus, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15 Day 1 - 19th of July 2025 - 9:30am-5:30pm - Practical Coaching in the Gym Day 2 - 20th of July 2025- 9:30am-5:30pm - Practical Coaching in the Gym Day 3 - 26th of July 2025- 9:30-5:30pm - Practical Coaching in the Gym Day 4 - 27th of July - 9:30-5:30pm - Formative Assessment in the Gym Day 5 - Choice of the following dates: ​20th September 2025 21st September 2025 18th October 2025 19th October 2025 Do I Need To Bring Gymnasts: Day 1 & 2 Online Theory – no gymnasts required Days 1, 2 and 3 Practical - minimum of one gymnast required. Day 4 Formative Assessment - minimum of three required. Participants should be working towards the skills included on the course syllabus. Day 5 Final Assessment - Minimum of three required. Please ensure one gymnast is able to perform the complete skills in your skills matrix box (with or without support). Do I Need To Find A Mentor: Your mentor will be someone to help you throughout the course to develop your sport gymnastics knowledge and the delivery methods such as the ‘How to Coach’ skills. Before you enroll onto the course you will need to find a mentor. Your mentor is required to hold a level 2 qualification or above. What Resources Are Included: LearnUpon (LMS) online resources and downloadable resource books based on coaching theory and skill development. Price: €590 - Course costs include the delivery and initial assessment, any further assessments will incur additional charges. Course Syllabus Coaching Policy Read more

Gymnastics Ireland would like to invite all members to this free webinar, which will be delivered and facilitated by Women in Sport (UK) who have spent the last year carrying out the research for our new and upcoming 'Keeping Teenage Girls in Gymnastics' programme and have been working with our clubs, coaches, gymnasts and their families on Gymnastics Ireland's behalf. The research findings which will be presented in this webinar, are vital for the development of pathways and programmes within Gymnastics in Ireland at both national and club level and we encourage all members to attend.   Who is it for: Open to all Gymnastics Ireland members Date & Time: Sunday 20th November 2022 from 18:00 - 19:30 Cost: FREE for all GI Members Registration deadline: Thursday 17th November   If you are under 18 years old, please complete this Online LMS LearnUpon Consent Form before enrolling on this course: https://forms.office.com/r/Ew91pwLvpD   Read more

Learn all about the inspiring stories of Nikki Bradley and Benjamin Pritchard. Both Nikki and Ben have overcome significant challenges in life to accomplish some remarkable feats. Benjamin Pritchard Growing up in the Mumbles (Swansea, Wales), sport played a huge part in Ben's upbringing, which started by represented Wales at the young age of 10 in Sailing. Whilst at Bangor University, Benjamin gained full athletic colours in three sports; Hockey, Cycling and Triathlon, and it was here where Benjamin made his first foray into the Senior International stage, managing to juggle his Law College course, whilst also representing Great Britain at the Triathlon European and World Age Group Championships.  However, at just 24 years of age, Benjamin's life changed in a split second. He sustained a spinal cord injury and was paralysed from the rib cage down. He went from spending most of his spare time riding around on two wheels to permanently having to use four. This summer (2021), Benjamin represented Great Britain at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, having placed 2nd at the 2021 European Rowing Championships earlier that season.  Benjamin also holds 3 Indoor Rowing World Records and is currently ranked 5th in the International Rowing World Rankings for his boat class and was recently voted Athlete of the Year at the Disability Sport Wales Awards for his achievements in rowing and his community engagement and mentoring.  Benjamin is currently in training for Paris 2024! Nikki Bradley Nikki Bradley, a Donegal native, is an adapted adventurer and motivational speaker, ambassador and a fitness enthusiast with a special interest in adapted training. Diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer (Ewing’s Sarcoma) at sixteen and the receiver of a second total right hip replacement at the age of twenty six, Nikki has been on a truly unique journey.  In 2013 Nikki set up a fitness based awareness campaign called Fighting Fit For Ewing’s where she regularly partakes in physical challenges to highlight the importance of exercise for rehabilitation. Her most recent challenges resulted in her becoming the first person to scale four Irish mountain peaks on crutches in 32 hours, and she completed a summer half marathon and a monumental visit to Tanzania, Africa where she volunteered with suicide prevention organisation ALPS. Other challenges include travelling to Iceland in February 2016 to scale the Sólheimajökull glacier on crutches, attempting a Guinness World Record in Holland to become the fastest woman to complete a 5k on crutches and climbing the Sturrrall in Donegal (all while relying on crutches). Nikki is currently working with specialists on the next phase of her medical journey where she will likely face major surgery in 2022. Read more