The Sport Success Pathway is an enriched gymnastics program designed to support families to raise self-confident kids who thrive in all sports

 
 

With over 2 million active coaching hours and counting, Jump Gymnastics has become the leader in recreational gymnastics.

With that knowledge, we developed The Sport Success Pathway just for families like yours. Our step-by-step program is broken down into six distinct levels. Each level focuses on different skills that all add up to maximum success in all sports.

The Sport Success Pathway is a term based program that is designed for children between the ages of 2 and 7. Each term, we have a limited number of spaces for little athletes to join the Sport Success Pathway.

 
 
 

Get started by joining Yellow Level and Getting Connected

During this first level (and term!) we're dedicated to making sure your family is set up for success!

You and your child will meet our coaches and learn all about the program and safety in the gym. We'll make sure that when you have questions you know exactly where to find the answers.

Our coaches will take the time to connect with your little athlete and you.

You'll feel seen, heard, and welcome in our purpose built facilities.

 
 

At the end of the Yellow Level your child will…

  • Know their coach and classmates

  • Know the class routines

  • Know about safety and the rules in the gym

  • Know how to ask for help when they need it

  • Have mastered the main skills of Yellow Level and be ready for Green Level

  • During the term your little athlete will receive their very own Individualized Learning Card (or ILC for short!). ILCs allow us (and you!) to follow your child’s progress on some of the 1000s of skills that your little athlete will be exposed to throughout their time on the Sport Success Pathway. You will see some main skills on your child’s ILC and your child’s coach will help determine the smaller skills (called progressions!) that will ultimately add up to the main skill.

    The main skills on a Yellow Level ILC are:

    • Tuck, pike, straddle balance positions

    • Moving and stopping safely

    • Log roll down incline

    • Motorcycle landing

    • Hang on bars and rings

    • Catching objects of various materials and sizes

 
 

Green Level is all about Playing on the Team

During this level we'll focus on the skills that allow us to learn gymnastics moves.

Our coaches will take the time to connect with your child and teach them the skills to learn new things

We'll place emphasis on social and emotional learning to ensure that we meet your little athlete where they are at

You and your little one will feel supported and part of the team

 
 

At the end of the Green Level your child will…

  • Be listening to their coach and following instructions

  • Have developed skills to enter and leave the gym independently, and to switch activities (manage transitions)

  • Understands that it takes time to learn new things

  • Has learned to receive feedback and make adjustments

  • Have mastered the main skills of Green Level and be ready for Purple Level

  • Green Level 1 is completed in one term, followed by Green Level 2 in the next term.


    Your little athlete will receive their very own Individualized Learning Card (or ILC for short!). ILCs allow us (and you!) to follow your child’s progress on some of the 1000s of skills that your little athlete will be exposed to throughout their time on the Sport Success Pathway. You will see some main skills on your child’s ILC and your child’s coach will help determine the smaller skills (called progressions!) that will ultimately add up to the main skill.

    The main skills on a Green Level 2 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Squat, v-sit, airplane, stork stand balance positions

    • Bear walk up and down inclines

    • Hello/goodbye jumps

    • Donkey kicks

    • Ladder climb

    • Balloon and racquet games

    The main skills on a Green Level 1 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Sticky bug (introduction to handstand balance)

    • Animal walks

    • Forward roll down incline to tuck sit

    • Two foot jumps on, off, and over mats

    • Animal hangs and swings

    • Kicking with both feet

 
 
 

Growing the Rainbow: Purple Level and Beyond

Purple Level is all about learning the moves. We focus on teaching kids crucial skills such as body parts and the names of various movement skills. By the end of Purple Level, your child will have learned skills from every movement category such as locomotions, rotations, and inversions. They'll confidently identify the names of equipment in the gym and understand how their body feels when they move.

  • Each of the Purple Levels—1, 2, 3, and 4—takes one full term to complete.

    Your little athlete will receive their very own Individualized Learning Card (or ILC for short!). ILCs allow us (and you!) to follow your child’s progress on some of the 1000s of skills that your little athlete will be exposed to throughout their time on the Sport Success Pathway. You will see some main skills on your child’s ILC and your child’s coach will help determine the smaller skills (called progressions!) that will ultimately add up to the main skill.

    The main skills on a Purple Level 1 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Stable support position on a bar

    • Sideways movements

    • Jump side to side over bench (introduction to cartwheels)

    • One leg donkey kicks

    • Long swing to/from block

    • Overhand throw with different directions, levels, and distances

    The main skills on a Purple Level 2 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Tuck, pike, straddle sole hangs on bar

    • Walking and marking forward on a beam

    • Forward roll down incline to stand

    • 10 x jumping jacks

    • Long swing to touch feet to bar

    • Bounce and catch a ball with two hands

    The main skills on a Purple Level 3 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Safety landing position (SLP) from swing

    • Butterfly rolls

    • Cartwheel progressions

    • Hopping (both feet)

    • Long swing, land behind bar on target

    • Stop a rolled ball with inside of foot

    The main skills on a Purple Level 4 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Teddy bear stand

    • Straddle rolls

    • Spin the cat

    • Series of frog jumps across the floor

    • Monkey bars

    • Travel with an object balanced on a racquet

Pink Level is where we start to learn about Making Smart Choices. Your child will learn to identify and manage risks and be able to take the skills that they learn in the gym to the park and playground. They’ll understand how to talk about their feelings and work through their fears (the balance beam can feel really, really high!). They’ll also know that how they learn is different from other kids.

  • Each of the Pink Levels—1, 2, 3, and 4—takes one full term to complete.

    Your little athlete will receive their very own Individualized Learning Card (or ILC for short!). ILCs allow us (and you!) to follow your child’s progress on some of the 1000s of skills that your little athlete will be exposed to throughout their time on the Sport Success Pathway. You will see some main skills on your child’s ILC and your child’s coach will help determine the smaller skills (called progressions!) that will ultimately add up to the main skill.

    The main skills on a Pink Level 1 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Inverted tuck hang

    • Animal walks on beam

    • Forward roll down incline to jump

    • 2-1 combination foot patterns (hopscotch)

    • Small swing in pike shape

    • Two hands catch a ball

    The main skills on a Pink Level 2 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Assisted rope climb

    • Sideways walking on beam (grapevine)

    • Cartwheel

    • Running, long jump

    • Cast swing on bar

    • (Hand) dribble a large ball with one hand

    The main skills on a Pink Level 3 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Prone fall

    • Bear walk forward and backward

    • Forward roll over bar

    • Shape jumps

    • Spotted long swing with regrasp

    • Bounce and catch a ball with one hand (left and right)

    The main skills on a Pink Level 4 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Assisted handstand step up (handstand progression)

    • Backwards walking on beam

    • Log roll, distance of mat, tummy on centre line

    • Run, beat board take off

    • Cross support swing

    • Kick a ball with inside and outside of foot (right and left)

Orange Level is all about being Ready for a Super Challenge. Your child will start learning advanced skills, combinations, and sequences. They’ll learn to support the learning of others and that will include learning to explain and teach movement skills to their classmates.

  • Orange Level has four parts. Each of the Orange Levels—1, 2, 3, and 4—takes one full term to complete.

    Your little athlete will receive their very own Individualized Learning Card (or ILC for short!). ILCs allow us (and you!) to follow your child’s progress on some of the 1000s of skills that your little athlete will be exposed to throughout their time on the Sport Success Pathway. You will see some main skills on your child’s ILC and your child’s coach will help determine the smaller skills (called progressions!) that will ultimately add up to the main skill.

    The main skills on a Orange Level 1 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Inverted straight hang

    • Galloping

    • Forward roll (flat floor)

    • Hopping with direction change

    • Cast swing, push back to safety landing position (SLP)

    • One hand catch a ball

    The main skills on a Orange Level 2 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Side and back safety roll

    • Jumping on beam

    • Long hang half turn

    • Stride leap

    • Cross support swing to straddle sit position

    • (Foot) dribble a ball for 5m with control

    The main skills on a Orange Level 3 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Sticky bug belly flat to the wall (handstand progression)

    • Running agility drills

    • Forward roll on beam to sit

    • Rebound jump to elevated surface

    • Cross support swing to bear walk position

    • Trap a rolling ball with foot (left and right)

    The main skills on a Orange Level 4 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Headstand

    • Run a square (forward, backward, sideways)

    • Backward roll down an incline

    • Jump rope

    • L swing to/from block (glide swing)

    • Travel with an object balanced on a racquet changing speed and direction

Blue Level is about Transitioning to Sports. Your child will be mastering advanced skills, combinations, and sequences! They will also be learning to advocate for their movement needs and building a strong foundation for the connection of mental wellness and movement. They will be confidently applying the skills they learn in the gym to school and other sports. And we’ll support you in the process of transition to team sports and other activities.

  • Blue Level has two parts. Each of the Blue Levels—1 and 2—takes one full term to complete.

    Your little athlete will receive their very own Individualized Learning Card (or ILC for short!). ILCs allow us (and you!) to follow your child’s progress on some of the 1000s of skills that your little athlete will be exposed to throughout their time on the Sport Success Pathway. You will see some main skills on your child’s ILC and your child’s coach will help determine the smaller skills (called progressions!) that will ultimately add up to the main skill.

    The main skills on a Blue Level 1 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Able to teach & explain mechanics of a good safety landing position (SLP)

    • Skipping

    • Flexed arm hang with assisted bar pullover

    • Jump full turn (both directions)

    • Long swing with regrasp

    • (Hand) dribble a ball while walking

    The main skills on a Blue Level 2 Individualized Learning Card are:

    • Handstand

    • Able to stop and start fluidly with control, all locomotor movement is intentional

    • Cartwheel left and right

    • Self choreographed shape jump routine on Tumble Trak

    • Back hip circle

    • One hand catch a tennis ball left/right above/below head