Angels Wing Academy: Transforming Rhythmic Gymnastics Dreams into Reality

For beginners, 1–2 classes per week is usually recommended. As students progress, training frequency may increase depending on their goals and development pathway.

Absolutely. Most children are not naturally flexible when they begin. Flexibility is developed gradually through safe, age-appropriate training. No previous gymnastics experience is required.

No. Our beginner programmes are designed for children as young as 3 years old. At this stage, classes focus on coordination, balance, flexibility, movement confidence, and enjoying physical activity in a positive environment.

No. Participation in competitions is optional. Many students enjoy rhythmic gymnastics as a recreational activity, while others choose to follow our competitive and international pathways.

AWA combines: • International coaching standards • Structured development pathways • FIG-inspired training methodology • Holistic child development • A nurturing and supportive environment Our focus is not only on athletic performance, but also on confidence, discipline, and lifelong growth.

Not at all. Many students join AWA simply to improve confidence, posture, coordination, flexibility, and overall physical development. Competitive pathways are available only for students who wish to pursue them.

Students are introduced to rhythmic gymnastics apparatus progressively as they develop the necessary coordination and body control. Strong fundamentals always come first.

AWA Singapore offers rhythmic gymnastics programmes for children of different ages and levels. Our address is at 100H Pasir Panjang Rd, #08-01, Singapore, 118524.

Yes. We welcome new students to experience our programmes through a trial class before enrolling.

Rhythmic gymnastics helps children develop: • Flexibility • Balance and coordination • Core strength • Body awareness • Confidence • Focus and discipline • Graceful posture and movement It is one of the most comprehensive sports for physical and personal development.