GRS club for children

Sold in pairs . By ordering this item, you receive a pair of clubs (i.e. 2 clubs), specially designed for young budding gymnasts.

These rhythmic sports gymnastics (GRS) clubs for children comply with the standards of the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) , thus ensuring quality and safety for practitioners.

The size and weight of these clubs have been specifically designed to adapt to the smaller hands of children, making them easier to hold and manipulate. With a length of 34 cm and a weight of 110g, they are perfectly balanced to help young gymnasts develop their coordination , agility, and virtuosity.

These clubs are not only an essential tool for rhythmic gymnastics training, but they also significantly contribute to the development of motor skills in children . By handling these clubs, young gymnasts work on their hand-eye coordination , balance , and precision , crucial skills both in sport and in everyday life.

For what audience and what use?

Intended for young rhythmic and athletic gymnasts, these clubs are ideal for training, motor skills classes, and even first competitions. They encourage the exploration of new movements, support the learning of basic GRS techniques, and stimulate creativity in the creation of choreography.

The discipline of clubs in GRS for children

Handling clubs in GRS is a great way for children to develop a multitude of physical and cognitive skills . By practicing with these clubs, they learn perseverance , concentration , and discipline , while having fun and expressing themselves through movement.

Techniques and requirements for GRS clubs for children

Thanks to their adapted design, these clubs allow children to experiment with various techniques and progress at their own pace. The lightness and size of the clubs make it easier to learn throws, rotations, and acrobatic figures, while emphasizing fluidity and artistic expression.

Competitions and performance assessments with clubs for children

Although these clubs are perfect for beginners, they also provide young gymnasts with the opportunity to compete and evaluate themselves in a sporting setting, promoting the development of self-confidence and a healthy competitive spirit .

By integrating these GRS clubs for children into their practice, young gymnasts lay the foundations for solid progression in the world of rhythmic gymnastics, while engaging in a fun and educational journey .