Recreational classes: See class descriptions
> Click to view our Spring Session schedule
TEAMS:
Developmental: $40
Pre-Competitive: $50
Competitive: $60
High School (Varsity/JV): $90
NOTE:
Fees are due the 1st of each month. If your fees have not been paid by the 15th of each month, you receive a reminder call. If you payment is not received by the 20th of each month you will be sent a bill for the amount you owe plus a $5.00 late fee. If the fees are not paid within 2 months, the gymnast will not be able to practice, compete, or participate in shows or other gym activities until the fees are current. The treasurer will send a statement by certified mail and the coach will be notified that the gymnast cannot practice or compete until fees are paid. Gymnasts will not be eligible to compete in Regional or State meets until all fees are paid in full.
All Recreational Classes: $15/annual
Developmental: $15/annual
Pre-Competitive: $25/annual
Competitive: $25/annual
High School (Varsity/JV): $25/annual
This
is a once a year fee and must be paid at the beginning of
each season. This fee helps pay for the coinsurance the gym
has on the gymnasts for when an accident or injury occurs.
Fees are subject to change.
- Show respect for others and follow instructions
given by all coaches.
- Gymnasts will not use verbal harassment,
name calling or teasing.
- Use equipment properly.
- No chewing gum, eating candy or cough drops,
or drinking any colored beverage on the gym floor.
- Show pride in our gym by keeping it clean
and free of litter.
- All parents of a child competing in a home
meet are required to help setup and takedown.
- Parents and all children not participating in class are asked to stay in the lobby for safety and insurance reasons.
- There is a play area provided for younger children in the lobby, please return all toys, movies, etc. to their proper place when leaving.
- Please do not distract the gymnasts during class: Talking or waving to the kids during class can be dangerous, as it distracts them from what they are doing.
The following information is to intended
to provide parents and gymnasts with information relative
to practices and procedures at Three Rivers Gymnastics. If
you have any questions, please call Patty Moses at (701) 642-3620.
Personal Appearance
Gymnasts are expected to dress in appropriate attire. No baggy
clothing, no jewelry and hair needs to be pulled back out
of face during practice.
Leotards and Attire
Three Rivers Gymnastics sells leotards, shirts, shorts and
scrunches. A new shipment arrives every 6 weeks and the old
ones are shipped back. Leos can be put on hold for up to one
week , but when a new shipment comes in all the old leos (including
those on hold) are shipped back. If you have any questions
regarding leos please ask Patty.
Absenteeism
If your child will be absent from practice, please let your
coach know. The coaches appreciate knowing in advance, receive
credit for missed practices.
Storm Policy
If weather conditions are such that gymnastics practice must
be cancelled, announcements to that effect will be broadcast
on 1450AM, 106.9FM, ABC, NBC and CBS. The coaches will also
notify the team callers who in turn will notify all the gymnasts
on their team. If you have questions if practice is still
on, please call your team caller or the gym.
Arrival and Leaving Gym
When you arrive in the gym, please put your clothing, shoes
and other belongings in you locker or in a cubby in the lobby.
Please DO NOT throw your belongings on the floor or benches.
You may hang up your coats, etc on the hooks over the benches
if they do not fit in your locker. Please do not hang on the
hooks or the benches in the coming and going, please use the
front door and make sure to close it behind you. Thank you!
Lockers
Gymnasts in Developmental, Pre-Competitive, Competitive and
High School gymnastics are each assigned a locker in the locker
room. Each gymnast is responsible for keeping their locker
and the area around it clean. Please stay out of lockers that
do not belong to you. Thank you!
Physical Exams
Three Rivers Gymnastics does not require a physical exam to
be in our program, but we do recommend that you contact your
physician to ensure that there is nothing that might prevent
you from participating in gymnastics. The ND High School Activities
Association does require that all High School gymnasts have
a physical on record to participate in practice and meets.
Communicable Diseases
In accordance with the regulations of the local board of health,
any child having any contagious or infectious disease shall
be sent home from practice and shall not be readmitted without
a physician's written statement that the child is free form
contagion. I f your child had a contagious or infectious disease
at home. Please notify the coach so others can be notified
if necessary. This includes lice. If you are unsure if we
need to be contacted or not, check with you physician or to
be safe, just let us know.
Emergency Procedures, Accidents and
Injuries
The nature of the sport of gymnastics is such that injuries
can and will occur from time to time. It is the policy of
Three Rivers Gymnastics to treat all such injuries as potentially
serious. All injuries that occur in the gym or during any
event or activity sanctioned by Three Rivers Gymnastics are
to be reported to the head coach responsible for the injured
gymnast. There are three categories of injuries: life threatening,
serious and minor. The required method of handling each is
as follows:
Life Threatening Injuries:
if, in the opinion of the responsible coach, the injury is
life threatening, the coach will immediately call 911, followed
by a call to the gymnast's parents or guardians. The coach
will stay with the injured gymnast until the paramedics arrive,
and their treatment of the gymnast is completed. The injury
will then be written up as indicated below. In the case of
a life threatening injury, the board president should be notified
as soon as possible.
Serious Injuries: Serious
injuries are injuries which are not life threatening, but
which may require medical attention. If, in the opinion of
the responsible coach and the gymnast, medical attention is
required; the gymnast should not continue gymnastics during
that practice. The gymnast will be removed from activity for
that practice and the parent or guardian notified. The gymnast
will be advised to seek medical attention as necessary. The
injury will be written up as indicated below.
Minor Injuries: These are injuries,
which in the normal course of events will bot hamper the gymnast's
ability to continue prior activities. They should be recognized
and recorded as follows in the event that the seriousness
of the injury is misunderstood, or complications develop.
Recording Injuries: An Accident/Injury
report must be filled out for all accident's and injuries.
Once that report has been filled out, please put it in Patty's
box in the coaches' room. Failure on the part of the coach
to treat, report or record injuries may be grounds for dismissal.
|
