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Rhythmic Gymnastics Clubs in the United Kingdom
Looking for a club where your child can learn the art of rhythmic gymnastics?
Look no further. We have compiled a useful list of all the clubs we know of in the UK. There might be others, so if you are the club owner and would like your club to appear on our list, do let us know via email, and we will be happy to include it here.
Rhythmic Excellence
A highly professional club founded by Eleonora Baio and Stefano Sirianni. The club offers recreational classes from 4 years old, and squad gymnasts are selected after a period of training and trials and train professionally 5/6 times per week. Saffron Severn, a senior member of the club, has most recently won a bronze medal as part of Team England at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games!
London Gymnastics School of Elegance
This club is run by Head Coach Inga Lucy and accepts members from 4 years old. The club now has three venues in South East London.
I-StarAcademy
The club was founded in 2007 by Maria Foster. Includes rhythmic gymnastics and dance academy with a wide selection of classes.
North Hampton School of Rhythmic Gymnastics
Sophie Tanswell established the Northampton School of Rhythmic Gymnastics in 2020. It is fully registered with British Gymnastics, and fully qualified coaches run all sessions, all of whom are DBS checked.
Anna's Gymnastics Academy
Monika Vedrichkova founded the club in September 2013. Monika is a former member of the Bulgarian National Gymnastics Team and is a certified British Gymnastics Coach and the incumbent Chairman of the London Rhythmic Gymnastics Technical Committee. There are three locations in London: Chelsea, Notting Hill and Westminster.
London Sports Academy
The club's founder is Kristina Ondon White, a highly qualified and well-known Rhythmic Gymnastics Coach. London Sports Academy is a recreational and competitive gymnastics place and now has 5 locations in London and Essex.
A & V Rhythmic Gymnastics Club
A thriving club with various programmes to suit the interests and skill levels of all members from the age of 4-year-old to adults. There are three branches in Greenwich, Southwark, and Bexley.
Freedom RG
This club opened in September 2021, and Martina Martini is the Head Coach. Martina has more than ten years of experience as a rhythmic gymnastics coach. The classes take place at two locations: Croydon and Bromley in London.
Muswell Hill Rhythmic Gymnastics Club
The club is based in North London. The club offers high quality recreational classes to children in school year reception and above. Squad members of the club have achieved success in regional, national and international competitions.
West London Gymnastics Club
Run by Rachel Ennis, this club has many years of experience in rhythmic gymnastics. One of the club members, Marfa Ekimova, won an all-round individual Gold Medal most recently at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games in 2022!
Evoke Rhythmic Gymnastics Club
Based in Swindon, this club offers both Acrobatic and Rhythmic gymnastics classes for recreational and competitive levels. Evoke is led by two ex-international gymnasts; Nikita, a World Champion in Acrobatic gymnastics and Rebecca, a British and Commonwealth Games champion in Rhythmic gymnastics.
Dexterity Rhythmic Gymnastics Club
Estha Jones is a highly qualified coach and judge and is the founder and Director of Dexterity club, which was opened in 2010. The club runs its classes in Northamptonshire NN4 7AG.
Penrith Gymnastics Club
Penrith Gymnastics Club is an award-winning gymnastics club, and the Head Coach is Inna Whitman.
City of Canterbury Rhythmic Gymnastics Club
This is the only rhythmic gymnastics club in Kent and has been providing high quality classes since 1999. From beginners to elite level, this club offers training and competition opportunities to gymnasts from the age of 3 and up. The club has 2 branch locations.
Trumpington Rhythmic Gymnastics Club
A rhythmic gymnastics club in Cambridge, established in 2017 with an aim to introduce rhythmic gymnastics to the children of the local community from 5 years old, and to give each gymnast the opportunity to enjoy the sport and reach their full potential whether at a recreational or competitive level.