Squad Training Dashboard
A cleaner squad guide for coaching priorities, routines, apparatus requirements and quick Code of Points reference.
Junior Squad
Bronze pathway. Build clean basics, confidence and the skills needed for later Floor & Vault and squad work.
Behaviour
Set the roomRules should be clear, repeated and followed. Good coaching starts with a controlled group.
- Do not speak over the coach.
- Do not disrupt another class.
- Listen first time.
Standards
Main priorityCoaches can use their own drills and stations, but Must and Build skills should receive the most attention.
Pathway
Why it mattersThese basics prepare gymnasts for Floor & Vault, higher squads and competition work later on.
Air Track
Straight arms · clean shapesTrampoline
Somersault confidenceVault
Entry · block · handspringFloor & Bars
Routine basicsFloor
Bars
Beam
Control · balance · dismountJunior Squad routine: perform in order. Where it says choose one, the gymnast picks one suitable option.
Arabesque
Start with a controlled shape.
Acro series
Round-off flick OR dive forward roll to handstand forward roll.
Skill choice
Backward roll to front support OR walkover.
Leap series
Chassé cat leap to chassé split leap.
Full spin
Complete the spin with control.
Finish
Clean ending shape and controlled presentation.
Floor & Vault Squad
Silver pathway. Train towards clean routines, confident vaulting and competition readiness.
Behaviour
FocusGymnasts should listen quickly, move with purpose and be able to work properly when routine prep starts.
Routine Work
All termRoutine work should happen across the term, not just right before competition.
Vault
ConfidenceVault should be repeated properly, with entry, shape and landing coached every week.
Floor & Vault Priorities
Competition preparationFloor
Vault
Routine Work
Music and presentationFloor counts the best 8 skills. Gymnasts should choose a realistic routine that is clean, confident and repeatable.
Acro Series
Choose oneDance Series
Choose oneMixed Series
Dance into acroSpin
Choose oneSenior Elite Squad
Gold pathway. This is the bare-minimum programme Senior Elite should be doing for IGA Level 8 all-around preparation.
Minimum Standard
Bare minimumThis is not extra work. This is the minimum Senior Elite should be building towards across the term.
Level Aim
IGA Level 8They should be proficiently preparing for, almost ready for, or ready to compete IGA Level 8 all-around.
All-Around
Four apparatusFloor, vault, bars and beam should all be trained properly, not just the gymnast’s favourite piece.
Floor Requirements
Acro · dance · mixed · spinFloor should be built around usable routine components: an acro series, a dance series, a mixed series and a spin.
Acro Series
Dance Series
Mixed Series
Spin
Vault Requirements
Entry · block · handspringVault should focus on entry, block shape and proper handspring progression. Vault badges show score, not letter grade.
Bars Requirements
Clean basics · clear progressionsBars should be simple to read: each main skill is separate. Build skills sit clearly above the base pathway.
Beam Requirements
Dance · spin · acro · dismountBeam should be split into routine requirement sections. They need a dance series, split in the air, spin, acro and dismount.
Dance Series
Split In The Air
Spin
Acro
Dismount
Code of Points
Quick reference for skills, grades, vault scores and what is allowed at each vault level. Press any skill to see prerequisites and progressions.
Code of Points Reference
Filter floor, beam and bars by apparatus, grade and skill type. Vault is shown separately because vault uses start scores and permitted levels, not A/B/C grades.
Skill
Apparatus · Category · Grade
Prerequisite
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Next progression
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Coaching note
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