A progressive artistic gymnastics training for children and youth in Jabodetabek, starting from 3.5 years old up to young adulthood.
Through Nika Gymnastics Club (NGC) and Kanika Gymnastics Club (KC), we are building a growing family-run community dedicated to supporting children’s development, both in artistic gymnastics and beyond.
NGC was established in 2022, followed by KGC in 2023. Today, both clubs share the same philosophy and approach to training, while continuing to grow across multiple locations in Jabodetabek.
Our programs are designed for different goals and stages of development. Some children train simply because they enjoy the sport. Others want to build their skills, challenge themselves, progress through the levels, or eventually experience competition.
Whatever their path, each gymnast is encouraged to develop progressively and at their own pace.
We believe Artistic Gymnastics is about more than learning skills. Through consistent training, children also learn discipline, perseverance, confidence, focus, and the value of showing up and trying again.
Our role is to provide the environment, coaching, and opportunities that allow each gymnast to keep learning and growing — in gymnastics and beyond.
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Our Coaching Approach
Training is led by coaches who specialize in Artistic Gymnastics, supported by experienced senior coaches, including coaches with FIG Academy coaching qualifications. This combination of experience and structured development helps ensure that skills are introduced and developed progressively at every stage.
We follow the Australian Levels Program (ALP) as the foundation of our training pathway, providing a clear progression from a child’s first introduction to gymnastics through increasingly advanced levels.
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Our Programs
Kinder Gymnastics
- Artistic Gymnastics
- Beginner (Level 1 & 2)
- Intermediate (Level 3 to 5)
- Advanced (Level 6 above)
Gymnastics is an individual learning process. While our program provides a structured pathway, each gymnast may progress through it at a different pace.
New gymnasts are initially grouped according to age and starting level. As they develop, grouping and advancement are based on skill level, readiness, and mastery.
Through continuous observation during regular training and periodic assessments, each gymnast progresses when they are ready — building strong foundations before moving on to more advanced skills.
Why Two Different Names?
Our first two branches, were both located in the same city and province. To ensure fair participation opportunities in competitions that apply per-club per-province quotas, we established Nika and Kanika as two distinct clubs. This allows both branches to fully maximize athlete opportunities while operating under the same vision and values.
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