We acknowledge the financial assistance of the Province of British Columbia
The British Columbia Rhythmic Sportive Gymnastics Federation (BCRSGF) is the Provincial Sport Governing (PSO) body for Rhythmic Gymnastics in British Columbia. The Federation administers and delivers a variety of programs designed to encourage participation and develop excellence in rhythmic gymnastics. BCRSGF members include competitive athletes, developing athletes, recreational enthusiasts, coaches, officials, administrators and supporters of the sport.
Aside from the national or Olympic stream of rhythmic gymnastics, BCRSGF governs and assists with the development of rhythmic gymnastics at the grassroot level, including Special Olympics, Aethetic Group Gymnastics (AGG) and men’s rhythmic gymnastics (or MartialGym here in Canada).
The entire BC is divided into eight zones.
Our organization has recognized the need to create a bona fide strategic plan as a foundation for thoughtfully developing rhythmic gymnastics in British Columbia. This document is our blueprint for the 2009-2014 time period. It will serve as our key management tool; a basis for building an integrated and systematic approach to addressing our sport’s strategic priorities from grassroots to high performance levels.
The following elements are contained in the plan:
- Our Vision for BCRSGF and the values we believe should serve as a basis of operations.
- Our Mission as an organization; our reason for being.
- The Goals / Ends we will pursue. These flow from and support our Mission.
- Priority Areas of Emphasis that need to be addressed in pursuing stated organizational Goals.
- Measurable objectives and annual performance indicators toward the achievement of those objectives.
We are therefore accountable to achieving measurable results; results which will provide us with valuable feedback to properly assess our relative progress over time. We welcome the involvement of all individuals and groups who share our passion for promoting and developing rhythmic gymnastics throughout BC.
To that end, we are committed to collaborating with everyone who contributes to the growth of the rhythmic gymnastics community; our athletes; coaches; judges; parents; teachers; clubs; schools; community leaders; funding agencies; sponsors;media; multi-sport centres; national and international rhythmic gymnastics affiliates.
Our athletes, coaches, clubs and volunteers have accomplished much more than what can be contained in a report. Nonetheless, this is a highlight of some of our accomplishments as distributed at our annual general meeting.
We acknowledge the financial assistance of the Province of British Columbia
Results are available live for GCG competitions, Eastern Regional Championship, Western Regional Championship, Canadian Individual Championship and Elite Canada.
It is the goal of BCRSGF to make sure all coaches are National Coaching Cerififaction Program (NCCP) trained AND certified.
As per BCRSGF Policy and, as per B.C. law, those who work closely with minor athletes and who occupy positions of trust and authority within BCRSGF are required to complete a police record checks (PRC). Please click here for detailed instructions.
If you want to check the status of your NCCP certification, you can sign into the “CAC Locker”and check it for yourself. If you cannot find your NCCP number but took NCCP courses before, please try reading this CAC locker manual, if that didn’t help, please contact BCRSGF’s coaching chair at coaching@rhythmicsbc.com.
Starting at age 13, potential coaches may participate in the Pre-CIT program at their club. Starting at age 16, potential coaches can begin training in the NCCP.
Please click here for FAQ for foundations coaches. For course schedule, please check the following:
For other downloadable resources:
Following are paid job postings:
Special Olympics is always looking for more volunteers to work with athletes, either as coaches or as officials. You can contact SOBC directly or if you want to talk to someone first, please contact us at SOvolunteer@rhythmicsBC.com.
A new version of the Policies and Procedure will be ready around end of September 2017.
2017 – 2024 FIG & GCG APPARATUS DESIGNATION (EN)
2018 GCG TECHNICAL RULES
2018 GCG DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AGE & LEVEL
2018 GCG RGI DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
2018 RGI DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM – FREE REQUIREMENTS – (AS OF JUNE 17, 2017)
2018 GCG RGI APPARATUS REQUIREMENTS ( JUNE 17TH 2017 )
2018 GCG BD Free Requirements & Scripting Instruction
2018 RGI_3C_Sample Script
2018 RGI_GCG Free Hand_D3-4_Judging Chits
2018 RGI_Novice_Sample Script
FAQs Coach Certification
BCRSGF Coach Path
Respect in Sport – The online course costs $12 and is strongly recommended by GCG.
Gymnastics Foundation Coach Evaluation Package
NCCP Level 2 practical sign-off
NCCP Level 3 practical sign-off
Please note the following (as of 2015):
GCG (RGC) Participant Sanction Form
GCG (RGC) 2010 Sanction Rules
GCG (RGC) Hosting Sanction Form
2016-2023 Compulsory Routines
View from behind the athlete
View of routine from the judges’ angle
Identified skills for each of the levels
Music for the routines
All the music in one compressed folder for downloading
folder of iso images for DVD
Judging forms and more
Judgint chits
Special Olympics RG Rules
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3Level A B CLevel A B C
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Program Coordinator: Sashka Gitcheva
268-828 West 8th Ave
Vancouver, BC, BC V5Z 1E2.
Phone: 604.333.3485
Fax: 604.909.1749