Our MAG Levels 1 & 2 program is the starting point for the majority of athletes entering our competitive program and includes athletes competing in the P1 and P2 pathways.

The program is available to athletes born from 2014 through 2021 and is designed to build the technical and physical foundation needed for long-term development in men’s gymnastics.

At this stage, athletes work on all six men’s artistic gymnastics events while developing strength, flexibility, body positions, coordination, skill development, and an understanding of competitive gymnastics. Just as importantly, athletes learn how to train: listening to coaching, setting goals, working independently, supporting teammates, and taking responsibility for their progress.

One of the biggest advantages of our Level 1 & 2 program is its flexible training schedule.

Training is available Monday through Friday from 4:00–8:00 p.m. Families can build a schedule that works for them, with athletes training a minimum of 6 hours per week and up to 20 hours per week.

This flexibility allows athletes to participate at a level that fits their goals and family schedule while providing additional training opportunities for athletes who want to spend more time in the gym.

As athletes develop their skills, consistency, work habits, and competitive readiness, they may progress into our Optional Levels program.

Our Optional Levels program is designed for athletes who are ready to take the next step in competitive men’s gymnastics.

Training becomes increasingly individualized as athletes advance. Coaches work with each gymnast to develop routines and skills appropriate to their level while placing greater emphasis on technical execution, physical preparation, consistency, competition strategy, and long-term athlete development.

Athletes in our Optional program may compete throughout Alberta and across Canada, with opportunities to work toward qualification for events such as the Western Canadian Championships and Canadian Championships.

To support athletes with different goals, school schedules, and levels of commitment, our Optional program includes both daytime and evening training opportunities.

Optional Daytime Training Group

Our daytime program is designed for athletes who have demonstrated the commitment, consistency, training habits, and competitive readiness to benefit from a higher-performance training environment.

The daytime schedule creates additional opportunities for focused training while helping athletes manage the increasing demands of competitive gymnastics, school, recovery, and life outside the gym.

For student-athletes participating in the Parkland Student Athlete Academy (PSAA), academic programming for Grades 6–9 takes place at École Broxton Park School.

Aerials works with PSAA to help coordinate transportation from École Broxton Park School to Aerials Gymnastics, allowing our student-athletes to transition directly from their school day into their gymnastics training.

This partnership gives committed athletes the opportunity to pursue higher-level gymnastics while continuing to prioritize their education.

P3 Evening Training Group

We recognize that daytime training is not possible for every athlete or family.

Our P3 Evening Group provides athletes competing in the P3 pathway with the opportunity to continue developing and competing within our MAG program while maintaining a traditional school-day schedule.

Athletes receive the same focus on technical development, physical preparation, routine construction, competition readiness, and long-term progression while training during our evening hours.

The goal is to provide P3 athletes with a strong competitive environment without requiring families to participate in the daytime training model.