Spring Camp at Los Angeles School of Gymnastics has been a great turn of event. We ended week 2 and all left is week 3. It?s a pleasure to have these great campers, really great campers in fact. Caught them playing games I have not seen from observation there were forts, bases, throwing soft pads to bases, a lot of running and getting tired, laughter and just glad to see another day of them enjoying our Spring Camp.

Point of the game is for everyone to keep running back and forth on each opposite side without getting tagged or else they become a seaweed!!!!

Simple game of 4+ people, where there are two sides to run to on a square field.

1 person roams around in the middle and everyone else starts the game on one side of the square field.

When everyone is ready, call out SEAWEED!!! which then has everyone run to the other side without the roamer tagging them.

If tagged then they are to stay where they are tagged for the rest of the game and try to tag those who run pass by to be additional ?seaweed?.

The roamers stays as a roamer for the rest of the game, tagging everyone they can to make them into seaweed.

Last person to survive the chaos wins the game and may chose to be the roamer or anyone in the game to be the roamer excluding the previous roamer.

LASG Spring Camp 2016 started March 22nd and this week continues to be an amazing experience. Where we have karate, dancing, egg hunts, as well as what we do best which is gymnastics and so much more. Our coaches are constantly keeping our Spring Campers engaged in activities and equally keeping them safe. As you are about to see, we have our campers enjoying the activities of the week.

Both lil campers were done decorating their easter eggs so they were being silly bunnies in class.

Week 1 is just the warm up, wait till week 2. Every camper is learning new things every day and we do our best to keep them on their toes for Spring Camp. It?s a time to have fun and continue having fun back to back. Break from doing homework, work, school, etc. LASG Spring Camp is to break habit and be yourself for once!

Spring Camp is Monday to Friday from 9 to 3 as a full day, half day is 9 to 12. Call us for more information. Thank you for reading and have a great Spring Time.

We Are Open Friday 3/25 and the weekend (Saturday 3/26 and Sunday 3/27)

LASG ladies attended the 2016 SoCal State Championships at La jolla.

Here are the few pics we were able to attain from this Great competition:

Veterans Memorial Auditorium ? Culver City, CA

We would first like to thank everyone who came out support our annual event!  2016 LA Lights was the best it has ever been.  So many competitions, teams, athletes, parents, staff members, volunteers, partners, and city support made this event possible once again.

The rhythmic gymnastics competition included all aspects of the sport with medals presented to each of the competitors in their specific division. Later a medal was presented to the all around winners.

This past weekend, Jan. 22-25, 2016, our boys team did an outstanding job at the Azarian Cup Invitational Competition!

The world may be gearing up for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio, but it is the Los Angeles School of Gymnastics(LASG) heating up with World and Olympic Champions from all over the globe to compete in what has become one of the largest multi-level rhythmic gymnastics competitions in the world, The L.A. Lights Tournament of Champions.

Just like the Olympic Games, this event is drawing the best female athletes from the US and around the world, including medalists from previous World and Olympic Games scheduled to compete. L.A. Lights takes place January 22-24 at Veterans Memorial Auditorium.

One of the most anticipated L.A. Lights gymnasts is America?s own Isabella Connor, a student at LASG and a member of the United States Junior Olympic Team. Connor, a first-time Senior Level 10 competitor, is slated to take a position on the USA National Team. She will be up against L.A. native and U.S. National Team Member, Aliya Protto. Both women will be competing for the chance to win and also to establish placement domestically and globally to help pave the way for a spot on Rio 2016 Rhythmic Gymnastics Team.

?It is official, we have raised the bar this year and the Annual L.A. Lights Tournament of Champions has become one of the biggest rhythmic gymnastics event in the world.? states Berenson ?With the last minute additions of the Russian competitors, it?s really now an all
out re-match of the 2012 Summer Olympics and is anyone?s game.?

The Academy Meet was established to provide the young gymnasts of the award-winning LA Gymnastics youth program an opportunity to demonstrate what they have learned after months of hard work in a traditional competition format.

LASG, the celebrity haven attracts the top athletes and mega celebs from around the world for its top notch training.

Improves Academic Success

Recent research demonstrates how gymnastics complements a students outstanding academic life outside of the gym. There exists a strong and direct correlation between students who participated in gymnastics programs and performing exceptionally well in academics. Studies show that children learn cognitive skills more effectively in an environment that includes the body as well as the mind (Barrett, 1998). LASG is home to numerous after school and weekend classes that accompany a student?s busy schedule that begin at beginner?s level for all ages up to Olympic caliber training. 

Builds Mental Toughness and Self Confidence

The progression that different levels of gymnastics programs offered at LA School of Gymnastics build strong character traits in gymnasts including increased levels of self-confidence, significantly higher degrees of mental toughness from professionally evaluated classes that are the perfect level for any gymnast, strengthens determination, and develops a standard of courage that can only be earned from rigorous and rewarded practice. LASG encourages all students to learn from their failures. Covered in mats wall-to-wall, a gymnast will learn what it means to fail and become stronger.

REHABILITATION

Participating in gymnastics has countless benefits and can help any gymnast become both a better athlete and an even better individual. A report published in National Wellness Week indicated that physical exercise, such as gymnastics is associated with decreasing the risk of depression and its symptoms in athletes. Additionally, athletes are often at risk to gateway, misused prescribed drugs that can lead them down a path of drug addiction.