Kanata
rhythmic
gymnastics
Our mission is to offer a positive, healthy environment for rhythmic gymnastics excellence and enjoyment at all levels through quality programs and strong coaching.
The Kanata Rhythmic Sportive Gymnastics Club (KRSG), located in Ottawa, is one of the longest-established gymnastics clubs in Canada.
Rhythmic gymnastics is an Olympic sport. The first Olympic Games featuring rhythmic gymnastics took place in Los Angeles in 1984, where Lori Fung from Canada won the gold medal.
Our story began in 1975 when our founder, Dasa Lelli, decided to open a rhythmic gymnastics club in Ottawa, Canada.
Our club attended the World Gymnaestrada in Lisbon for the first time in 2003. Since then, we have attended every four years, and we are now preparing for Lisbon in 2027!
Since 2016, the KRSG has been the home of Canadian high-performance athletes, including senior and junior Canadian national team members.
The 2024 season concluded successfully, boasting a remarkable turnout of over 50 advanced gymnasts and 55 recreational participants, bringing the total to an impressive 105 athletes.
Our programs
RECREATIONAL
PRE-COMPETITIVE
COMPETITIVE
Our other programs offered
GYMNAESTRADA
CAMPS
CHAMP
EVENTS
FAQ
The minimum age to join the rhythmic gymnastics classes is 4 years old.
The levels of training available include Recreational, Interclub, Provincial, National, and AGG (Aesthetic Group Gymnastics).
You can register your child for a class through the Amilia link or by contacting info@krsg.org for advanced training. Alternatively, registration may also be done through an audition process.
For recreational-level classes, only the uniform is required, which can be purchased from the club. For competitive levels, coaches will provide specific equipment recommendations.
Yes, auditions are held once per year in April. However, you can still contact our admin to arrange a trial if needed.
All coaches are trained and certified through the NCCP (National Coaching Certification Program). Each course includes training on emergency measures to ensure the safety of all participants.