Competitive gymnastics
Follow the complete development story behind a competitive gymnast.
Connect pathway structure, session evidence, skills, apparatus, assistance, competition history, video and performance intelligence in one detailed progression record.
Why it matters
Competitive development needs more than completed-skill lists and competition scores.
- 01Structured pathways and FIG references
- 02Evidence from every relevant training session
- 03Athlete, apparatus and skill-level review
- 04Performance intelligence and priority workflows
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 · AUDStructured pathways
Give competitive development a clear programme structure.
Club-created and governing-body programmes organise development by pathway, stage and apparatus. FIG Code of Points references provide recognised skill context where relevant, while the club retains control of its own coaching expectations.
Assigned programmes connect each gymnast to the pathway and skills that matter for their current development.
- Club and governing-body programmes
- Apparatus-specific stages
- FIG skill references
- Gymnast and squad assignments
Training evidence
Capture the work behind each result.
A completed skill does not show the attempts that preceded it, the assistance required or whether the gymnast can reproduce it consistently. Session logging records attempts, completions, assistance, piece and concise coaching context as development takes place.
Attendance, inactivity, notes and selected video can add further context without replacing the coach’s direct knowledge of the gymnast.
- Attempts and completions
- Assistance and training piece
- Coach observations
- Attendance and inactivity context
Detailed progression
Move from the gymnast to apparatus and individual skill detail.
The athlete profile provides the complete progression picture. Coaches can then move into apparatus development and the history behind an individual skill to understand assistance, conversion and activity over time.
This makes it easier to review what has changed and plan the next appropriate coaching response.
- Complete athlete profile
- Apparatus development
- Individual skill history
- Assistance and conversion trends
Programme context
Keep pathway and competition context connected.
Pathway progress shows where current development sits within the assigned programme. Competition history adds useful context without turning results into the only measure of progress.
Coaches and club leaders can review both alongside the wider evidence recorded in training across the season.
- Assigned programme and pathway
- Progress through stages
- Competition history
- Evidence across seasons
Performance intelligence
Add Performance Intelligence to qualified coach review.
The Scientific Profile combines model-assigned movement values with recent training evidence to present BLIR, MDRI, PSYL and Safety indicators. Trends may draw attention to load changes, rising assistance, repeated safety issues or disrupted progression.
The indices are proprietary relative estimates, not FIG scores or individual laboratory measurements. They support qualified human review and do not diagnose injury, prescribe training or automatically approve or prevent a skill.
- Four connected indicators
- Recent evidence and trends
- Signals linked to underlying logs
- Explicit human-review boundaries
Review and communication
Bring priority, video and feedback into one review workflow.
Priority queues help coaches locate gymnasts whose recent evidence may deserve attention. From there, they can review the progression record, notes and selected video before deciding what happens next.
Approved feedback and video can also support a clearer family view where the club enables access, while internal coaching and sensitive records remain controlled.
- Priority gymnast queue
- Coach notes and selected video
- Evidence-informed planning
- Club-controlled family visibility
Competitive programme oversight
Give club leaders oversight without reducing athletes to rankings.
Squad dashboards and coaching coverage help leaders understand whether competitive programmes are recording evidence consistently and where support may be needed.
The purpose is to identify useful questions across squads and coaching teams, not to create simplistic athlete league tables.
- Squad-level progression
- Coaching coverage
- Programme consistency
- Questions for informed leadership review
Frequently asked questions
Questions about this part of the platform.
Are competition results the complete measure of progress?
No. Results add context, while training evidence and technical development remain visible as part of the wider progression picture.
Can clubs add development skills beyond a formal programme?
Yes. Coach-created development programmes can sit alongside the relevant official pathway.
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