For governing bodies and programme owners
Create governed pathways that clubs can adopt with confidence.
Manage official programmes, pathway skills, resources, versions and club adoption while preserving clear boundaries between programme governance and club delivery.
Why it matters
A shared digital pathway can improve consistency without taking day-to-day coaching decisions away from clubs.
- 01Official programme and pathway creation
- 02Skill governance within each stage
- 03Resource links and version control
- 04Visibility of participating club adoption
Built for Australian gymnastics
Connect national levels, state delivery and club pathways.
Clubs can connect Gymnastics Australia programs and state delivery requirements with their own recreational pathways, while child-safety and coaching decisions remain with the appropriate people.
Gymnastics Australia, the relevant state association or program owner · AUDProgramme governance
Govern the programme from structure to supporting resource.
Programme owners can manage pathway stages, the skills within them and the resources that explain delivery. FIG references can support recognised skill data where relevant.
Version control helps clubs understand which pathway they are using as programmes develop.
- Pathway stage management
- Skill inclusion and ordering
- Official resource links
- FIG reference support
Club adoption
Support adoption while respecting the club relationship.
Adoption views can show which clubs have taken up an official programme. Each club still manages its athletes, coaches, sessions and local progression records within its own access boundaries.
Public availability and commercial scope for governing-body programmes will be agreed before formal commitments are made.
- Club adoption overview
- Programme version visibility
- Separation of programme and club data
- Controlled rollout
Frequently asked questions
Questions about this part of the platform.
Can a governing body manage a digital pathway?
Yes. Programme owners can manage pathway stages, skills, resources, versions and controlled club adoption.
Do clubs keep their own athlete records?
Yes. Programme governance remains separate from each club's athlete, coach and session records.
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