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BOYS TEAM

NURTURING A HEALTHY AND COMPETITIVE MINDSET

The Developmental Program

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The USAG Boys Developmental team represents a foundational tier of competitive gymnastics in the United States. Structured to cultivate young male gymnasts who show promise and dedication, this program emphasizes the development of essential skills across six Olympic events: floor exercise, pommel horse, still rings, vault, parallel bars, and horizontal bar. The program is organized into levels, each with specific skill requirements that challenge and build the gymnasts' abilities as they progress. Participants in the Developmental program benefit from rigorous coaching, comprehensive training, and the opportunity to compete at local, state, and regional meets, fostering athletic excellence, discipline, resilience, and teamwork.

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TEAM PROGRESSION

COMPETION SEASON

ALL LEVELS

December - May

STATES & REGIONALS

April

WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP

May

COMMITMENT

Our teams practice in all seasons to maintain skills and learn new ones.

Summer:

Uptraining for New Skills

Fall:

Prepare for Competition

Spring:

Competition Season

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LEVELING UP

BOTH SKILL & MATURITY

We determine team level based on

  • Skills Progression,

  • Skills Testing,

  • Positive Attitude,

  • Focus During Practice, and

  • Competition Experience.

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​Our coaches will make the decision that keeps your athlete safe and sets them up for success.

NEW TO BOULDER?

Get in touch for a no-pressure evaluation with our coaches to place your gymnast in the right team/level. We want everyone to have fun, be challenged, and stay safe.

SWITCHING GYMS?

Let's schedule a meet-and-greet with our coaches to help you decide if Boulder Flyers is right for your gymnast. We work hard to ensure each of our Flyers gets personalized training.

FAQ

Who can join the Boulder Flyers Boys team?

The program is open to boys from age 6 upwards. Entry into the program requires a tryout or evaluation to ensure placement at the appropriate level based on skill and experience.

What are the practice schedules?

Practices are held 2-4 times a week, depending on the level. Each session lasts between 2 and 3 hours, focusing on skill development, routines, and strength conditioning. Learn more.

 

What commitments are required for team members?

Team members are expected to commit to regular practice sessions and participate in scheduled competitions and team events throughout the season. Learn more.

 

What competitions do Boulder Flyers participate in?

The team competes in several local meets along with state and regional championships, depending on qualification and level.

 

How are gymnasts evaluated and moved up in levels?

Gymnasts are assessed based on skill mastery, competition performance, and readiness for more advanced levels as determined by the coaching staff. Promotions typically occur at the end of the competition season.

 

What are the coaching qualifications?

Our coaches are USA Gymnastics certified and have extensive experience in coaching gymnastics at all levels. They participate in ongoing training to stay current on the best practices in gymnastics coaching. Learn more.

 

What costs are associated with joining the Boys Team?

Costs include a yearly commitment, competition entry fees, team uniforms, North Boulder Rec Center package, and USA Gymnastics participation. Bonus meets and regional championships cost extra. Learn more.

 

How does the program support gymnast development?

The program supports gymnast development through structured practices, personalized coaching, and opportunities for clinics and additional training sessions focused on technique and conditioning. We promote social-emotional balance and discuss ways to maintain health outside the gym.

 

How can parents get involved?

Parents can support their gymnasts by attending competitions and team events. There are also opportunities to volunteer at meets or serve on the parent-run Go Flyers Club board to organize team activities and fundraisers. Email us.

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