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ACE of Gadsden Phone: 256-442-4200 805 Steele Station Rd www.acegadsden.com Rainbow City, AL 354906

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2017-2018 Zee’s Gymnastics

Male Athlete & Parent Handbook

Welcome to ACE Gymnastics, a USA Gymnastics (USAG) Competitive Program, and the exciting world of competitive gymnastics. ACE Gymnastics was founded in the spring of 2013. Now headed into our 5th season, but only our 2nd season for Boys. As a tribute to Poppa Z, JR Zeringue’s father, who passed away 5 years ago December 4, 2011, this season will reflect a few changes in our program. The first and most noticeable change is how we will be identified this season. We will now be known as Zee’s Gymnastics and will compete under the colors of Purple and Gold. The parent company, ACE All-Stars of Gadsden and gym owner, JR Zeringue, have not changed, nor has our core values. We will continue to offer your family and your athlete a Christian organization and environment with the absolute best gymnastics experience possible, along with a host of life lessons for us all to take through life. The following is a compilation of our rules, policies and philosophies that you and your child need to understand. Please read this handbook carefully as it will answer most of the questions you may have regarding our competitive gymnastics program. ACE All-Stars of Gadsden, LLC, now dba Zee’s Gymnastics, strives to help each and every young athlete reach or exceed their potential in competition and as a person. Our programs are intended to teach teamwork, goal-setting, personal commitment and leadership qualities that will last a lifetime.

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Table of Contents Part 1: Introduction to Zee’s Gymnastics Welcome to the Team!..……………………………….… Page 3 Competitions………..…………….………………...…… Page 3

Training Content ……….……………………………….. Page 3 USA Gymnastics (USAG)……………………………… Page 4 Description of USAG Junior Olympic Levels….……….. Page 4 Part 2: Program Policies and Contacts Our Staff………………………….………………...…… Page 5

Our Social Media Outlets……………….…………....… Page 5 Healthy and Productive Communication………………. Page 5 Our Gym and Staff Certifications……………………… Page 6 Part 3: Roles and Expectations: Our Staff, Our Athletes and Our Parents Roles of Our Staff…………………………………..……. Page 7 Roles of Our Athletes………………………………….…. Page 7 Roles of Our Parents…………………………………….... Page 8 Part 4: Attendance Policies and Procedures Practice Attendance Policy………………………………. Page 9 Our Dress Code………………………………………….. Page 10 Part 5: Important Dates Camp Dates…………….…...……………………………. Page 11 Part 6: Financial Policies and Procedures

Website Registration and Payment Authorization……….. Page 11 Monthly Payments……………………………………….. Page 11

Part 7: Individual Evaluations and Fees Individual Team Selections……………….……………… Page 12

Part 8: Grips, Rips and Nutrition Grips…………………...………………………………… Page 13 Treatment of Rips…………………………………...…… Page 13 Nutrition……………………………………………. …… Page 13 Part 9: Practice Schedules

All Levels Weekly Practice Schedule …………………… Page 13 Part 10: Compulsory Gymnastics Financial Obligation Spreadsheet Competition Fees………………………………………… Page 14 Part 11: Competition Schedule 2017-2018 Competition Schedule……………………….. Page 15 Part 12: Athlete Information Forms Team Selection and Athlete Information Forms………….. Page 16,17 Part 13: Terms and Conditions Terms and Conditions Agreement Form………..……….. Page 18



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Introduction to Zee’s Gymnastics Welcome to the Team! We would like to welcome your family to our Competitive Gymnastics Team. Through this team handbook, we hope to give you more insight into how our Competitive program operates and answer most of your questions. First, and foremost, we strive to provide a fantastic gymnastics experience. We are here for the young athletes, many who have hopes and dreams of being the best they can be in life and in the sport of gymnastics. We are here to support that dream. For this dream to become a reality, the gymnasts, parent and coaches must function as a TEAM. After reading this handbook, if you have any questions about the program, please feel free to ask. Competitions Unlike years past, this season we are taking a stand against having to compete on Sundays during church worship times. As part of every competition registration, a statement will be included that will strongly request that our athletes NOT compete on Sunday before 12:30pm, to allow our families time to worship before coming to compete. I expect some competitions to honor our request, while others will simply not be able to comply due to the sheer number of athletes competing over a given weekend. If the competition schedule is not conducive to your worship times, you will be allowed to miss the competition for religious purposes and there will be no negative impact on your athlete. The competition host may require a financial forfeiture.

Training Content To understand what goes into the development of a competitive gymnast, one must understand exactly what it is we are trying to achieve during training. There are four fundamental areas of development which need to be addressed during training:

1. Strength 2. Flexibility 3. Skills 4. Discipline

1. Strength-One aspect of sports is to make difficult activities look easy. This is easier to accomplish if the athlete has the required strength to effectively complete the skills. Strength training also plays a huge role in preventing and reducing injuries. As the gymnast advances in levels and skills, so does the level of strength training. It may appear as the gymnast is simply repeating basic exercises, but over the course of time, repetitions, resistance and range of motion are changed to continue to challenge the gymnast.

2. Flexibility-This is critical to long-term success of all gymnasts. Flexibility adds to the aesthetic appeal during performances, and allows the athlete to easily maneuver new skills that require the flexibility that is learned in the early levels.



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3. Skill Development- There are two categories: Basic and New. Basics are like the ABC’s of gymnastics. These basics are used to compose routines and sequences. These basic building blocks of the sport must be refined in order to permit the gymnast to improve their performances. This is why we continually review and drill skills. 4. Discipline-Discipline plays an integral role in training and conditioning. The coaches must constantly keep all athletes focused and training hard to allow them to continually improve their performance.

USA GYMNASTICS (USAG) USA Gymnastics is the national governing body for the sport of gymnastics in the United States. USAG gets its designation from the International Olympic Committee and the International Gymnastics Federation. USA Gymnastics sets the rules and policies that govern gymnastics in this country. Training and selecting the USA Gymnastics Teams for the Olympics and World Championships are just two of the many responsibilities of USA Gymnastics. Competition at USAG sanctioned events is usually very tough and awards are only given to the top gymnasts in each age group. For more information on USA Gymnastics please check out the website at www.usagym.org. Description of USAG Junior Olympic Levels Compulsory: All gymnasts perform the exact same routines. Optional: All gymnasts have their own routines. Levels 4-5-6-7: Compulsory Levels 4, 5, 6 and 7 are progressive in nature, building upon the skills required at the previous level. Competitive opportunities are provided up to and including the USA Gymnastics State Championships. The highest level of competition is at the Regional Championships. Optional Levels 8-10: Levels 8, and 9 have difficulty restrictions, while Level 10 has no restrictions in the skill choice. Composition is evaluated at Levels 8, 9, and 10.

• Level 8 have competitive opportunities up to and including State Championships and Regional Championships.

• Additional competitive opportunities are provided for Levels 9-10, culminating at the Jr. Olympic National Championships.



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Program Policies and Contacts Our Staff

JR Zeringue Owner (256)442-4200 [email protected]

Kelley Zeringue

Business Director

(256)442-4200 [email protected]

Kaleb Zeringue

Gymnastics Coach


Thereasa Willis

Gymnastics Director


Our Social Media Outlets ACE Website: www.acegadsden.com Twitter: @ACEofGadsden Facebook: www.facebook.com/ACEofGadsden The ACE Website will be your source for important information regarding Zee’s Gymnastics announcements, calendars, competition information and practice schedules. The website is also used for class registration. We will use Twitter and Facebook as an outlet for exciting announcements, athlete and team “shout-outs,” picture and video posting, last minute updates and even contests throughout the year.

Healthy & Productive Communication General Communication

• Coaches will be available following classes and team practices to answer any questions regarding your athlete, their needs and their individual progress.

• Coaches will not entertain questions regarding specific strategic decisions in a public setting.

• If you or your gymnast would like a better understanding of level placement, team decisions, etc., please email JR Zeringue. We will then set up a meeting with you, your gymnast, JR Zeringue and the athlete’s coach. We keep an open door policy with communication and will attempt to help each parent and gymnast understand every decision in which they are involved.

• It is inappropriate for a gymnast or a parent to approach other gym members about a problem they have with a coach or teammate, regarding personal objections to coaching decisions, or disagreements with an administrative decision. This leads to unnecessary drama and will result in immediate dismissal from our program(s).


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• If there is a matter that seems to remain unresolved, or if the gymnast has clearly legitimate concerns that speaking to the coach will not or cannot possibly resolve the matter, please bring the concern directly to JR Zeringue.

Communication with Staff

• The Gymnastics Program, Staff, Gymnasts and Parents are all considered a part of the family. Gymnasts and parents should feel comfortable speaking to the staff freely with any questions and/or concerns. This “open communication” is needed to ensure that there are no oversights within our teams and that situations involving or affecting the gymnast are handled appropriately.

• We strongly encourage that parents have their gymnast speak with coaches directly to remove any feelings of a communication barrier.

• During practices, coaches are needed to coach and instruct the team. Parents should never approach a coach during class or practice. Any issues that arise during a class or practice will be discussed at the end of practice. If an issue is urgent, please have the front desk notify JR Zeringue immediately.

• During competitions, coaches are needed to coach and instruct the team. Parents should never approach a coach with an issue at competitions. Any issues that arise during competition will be promptly addressed the following week. Please email JR Zeringue for prompt resolution.

• While in the gym, verbal communication regarding athletes, parents, classes, etc., should be held in private. Coaches will be available to discuss concerns regarding your athlete and only your athlete.

• We have a strict policy in place stating that Coaches are not available to discuss: • Information regarding other athletes and/or parents. • Coaches who do not coach their athlete. • Decisions made by the Administrative Staff. • Issues that involve any type of comparison of their athlete to another athlete, Coach to

Coach, or Our Program to any other gymnastic training facilities. • If a concern is emotional or heated, we recommend a "cooling period" before contacting

JR Zeringue and/or the Coach. We understand that issues involving a child are very important and require quick resolution; therefore, we want to ensure that the situation is of constructive resolve.

Our Gym & Staff Certifications USAG Gym and Staff Certifications

• The mission of the USA Gymnastics (USAG) is to encourage participation in all aspects of gymnastics, support athletes in their pursuit of competitive excellence, generate public awareness of the sport of gymnastics and a commitment to customer service throughout the organization

• We are a Certified Gym Member of the USA Gymnastics (USAG)



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• Our Staff is certified in the USAG Professional and Introductory Instructor program. All coaches are USAG U100 Educational Class certified.

• Gymnasts in our program will be required to become a credentialed member of the USAG yearly. More information is at www.usagym.org.

Safety Measures • Gymnast health and safety is of the utmost concern to our program. We are committed to

maintaining a safe training environment at all times. Proper nutrition and hydration are encouraged for optimal performance and injury prevention. Our staff is sufficiently prepared to respond to emergency situations with appropriate emergency-response plans; rest assured that your child is in safe and prepared hands.

• To ensure a safe environment, all coaches are certified and trained in: • CPR • First-Aid • USAG Professional Coaching Certification • USAG U100 Educational Class • USAG U101 Safety and Risk Management Certification • Tumbling

Roles & Expectations: Our Staff, Our Athletes and Our Parents Roles of Our Staff Our staff is highly trained, motivated and committed to the success of your gymnast. Parents and Gymnasts can expect our Staff to:

• Always be approachable and friendly. • Continue Gymnastic-industry Education and Certification. • Instruct skills in a manner that is technically precise, safe and appropriate for the individual

athlete. • Stay consistent with the guidelines set for appropriate athlete progressions in a manner that

will continue to challenge the gymnast to reach their full potential. • Maintain open and professional relationships with each gymnast and parent/guardian. • Consistently enforce all rules and regulations, as outlined in the Parent and Athlete

Handbook. • Provide a fun, safe and overall positive atmosphere and training experience for your

gymnast. Roles of Our Athletes As members of the competitive gymnastics teams, gymnasts are expected to adhere to the rules and policies listed below. These expectations will be strictly enforced at all practices, clinics, competitions and all events. Athletes will be expected to:



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• Treat fellow teammates, coaches, staff, and parents with respect at all times. • Not listen to, participate in or instigate any idle, worthless gossip. This includes, but is not

limited to, external, non-gym related gossip and/or internal gossip about other athletes, coaches and parents.

• Show good sportsmanship in class at ALL times. • Accept both constructive criticisms along with praise for a job well done. • Maintain a true “team” mentality at all times. Your team is your family; continuing to build

up morale, increased positivity, determination and drive as a team is of utmost importance for success.

• Not participate and/or instigate in Bullying. This includes all possible forms of bullying such as electronic, verbal, physical, mental, media based, monetary, etc.

• Not use profanity and/or abusive language. • Not consume alcoholic beverages and/or illegal behavior • Use social networking and electronic media as a means of publicizing and spreading the

word of Our Program in a positive and appropriate manner. You represent yourself and your gym at all times.

• Refrain from using any social networking, messaging services or electronic media to distribute negative or inappropriate information that could be detrimental to yourself, your family, and the Brand or Our reputation in any way. This is grounds for immediate dismissal from all programs.

• Remain mindful that your decisions reflect that of yourself, your family, your teammates and the entire program. Athletes should take pride in wearing our name and conduct themselves accordingly to uphold the legacy of our brand.

Roles of Our Parents Parents will be expected to:

• Encourage their athlete to treat fellow teammates, coaches, and our staff with respect at all times.

• Ensure that their child understands what is expected of them as an athlete, in regards to the attendance policies, dress codes and rules.

• Not express their opinions during practice, or coach their gymnast “from the sideline” (i.e., from the parent-viewing area or the lobby.)

• Defer to the coaches’ discretion regarding team decisions. • Not listen to, participate in or instigate idle, worthless gossip. This includes, but is not

limited to, external, non gym related gossip and/or internal gossip about other athletes, coaches and parents.

• Refrain from using any social networking, messaging services or electronic media to distribute negative or inappropriate information that could be detrimental to yourself, your family, and the Brand or reputation in any way. This is grounds for immediate dismissal from all programs.

• Refrain from withholding a child from practice or competition as a form of punishment. This hurts your athletes development process. We encourage you to work with our staff to



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develop a discipline plan that incorporates gym conditioning as part of the process. This helps the gymnasts, the parent and the coach’s development plans.

• Refrain from threatening to quit or pull their child from a team. This is unacceptable parent behavior that will not be tolerated. Any such threats will result in immediate dismissal from the program.

• Understand that the parent viewing area is open as a privilege and not a right. If the viewing area becomes a parent issue, we reserve the right to close the area at any time without prior notice.

Parent Travel Obligations

• Parents are responsible for their gymnast’s activities and behavior at out-of-town events. • Parents must understand that camps and competitions are not vacations. The gymnast’s

time and focus should be fully committed to our program and all related activities throughout the entirety of the event.

• Please note that with all out of town travel events, you must arrive at least 30mins prior to the scheduled event time to ensure proper attire, hair and check-in of all gymnasts.

• If a parent/guardian cannot attend an out of town event, you must arrange for another program parent, or responsible adult, to travel with your gymnast. They will assume responsibility for the gymnast and ensure the gymnast’s adherence to all our rules and policies throughout the entirety of the event.

Attendance Policies and Procedures Practice Attendance Policy

Summer and Fall Season Practices 1. Practice attendance is critical to your gymnast’s progress and an integral part of the

success of the team. Gymnast’s should attend practices and classes during the summer session in order to prepare themselves for their individual routine obligations and to build team cohesiveness.

2. Please note that there are no make-up classes for time missed.

Competition Season Practices 1. The "Competition Season" begins November and ends in April/May. 2. Practice attendance is absolutely mandatory, gymnasts are expected to be at every

class, clinic and practice scheduled. 3. Practices may be changed or added at any time throughout the year. Parents must

check emails, social media, team calendars and the ACE website, regularly, for updates.

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Illness: Gymnasts are expected to be at practice unless they have a fever, as fever can mean that a gymnast is contagious. Practice participation will be situation-based and at the Coach’s discretion. When absences due to illness perpetually occur, a doctor’s note listing the treatment and length of recovery is required. Continued absences may result in the student not being registered to compete.

Injury: In the event that a gymnast is injured, you should notify your coach immediately. Please update the coach with details concerning the prognosis, recovery time and any change in circumstance affecting their ability to perform.

• Injured Gymnasts must continue with fee payments in full. Depending upon the injury and time of recovery, JR Zeringue will determine what the athlete will be allowed to participate in at practice. This may include weight and strength conditioning based upon the injury.

Unexpected/Family Emergency: Contact JR Zeringue.

Absence Allowances and Protocol 1. 24 hour notice is required for the coach to plan accordingly. No

Exceptions! 2. Missing a competition without notice will result in immediate

dismissal from all programs. Our Dress Code 1. Practice Dress Code

• Practice clothes will be required for Tuesday and Thursday practices. • Hair must be clean cut and out of the face and eyes. • NO jewelry of any kind is allowed in the gym. Neither the gym nor our employees are

responsible for jewelry if it is worn into the gym, removed for practice, lost or stolen. 2. Competition Dress Code “Competition Ready” dress code is required upon arrival to a competition venue. The following options are the ONLY acceptable forms of dress:

A. Competition jersey with or without a Gymnastics Shirt and shorts B. Official warm-up C. Athletic shoes

1. Hair should be clean cut and out of the face/eyes of the gymnast. No pony tails allowed.

2. No jewelry allowed at any time. Most competitions will apply deductions if jewelry is worn on the floor.

3. No hats of any type. 4. Competition apparel should be worn under accompanying warm up attire. 5. Gymnasts must use restrooms for changing while at a competition venue. It is

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6. Apparel and/or backpacks worn must either be ACE or Zee’s specific. 7. No boots of any type and no Flip-Flops; Athletic shoes only.

We are known for showcasing athletes that are clean cut and uniform. These rules allow the athletes to equate the uniform with being viewed as one of the classiest programs in the world. Our dress code also provides confidence by the “look good, feel good” principle. Gymnasts are expected to be focused on the job at hand while in “competition mode,” as these events are not fashion shows. Designated gym t-shirts are the only shirts allowed to be worn over the uniform unless otherwise noted.

Important Dates • Camp: $250

• June 12-16, 2017: 8:00-4:00 *mandatory for all male competitive gymnasts*

Financial Policies and Procedures Website Registration and Payment Authorization All Gymnasts must be registered in JackRabbitClass, our online system, by the first team practice. The online registration is where families will select all of their classes for the year. A credit/debit card is required for registration; however, be aware, the website is very secure. Please use the following steps to complete your gymnast’s online registration:

1. Visit www.acegadsden.com 2. Click on the Classes Button. 3. Click on the Registration link next the corresponding Team.. 4. Complete the required information.

You may choose to have the card on file automatically charged or you may bring another form of payment into the front desk before the 1st of each month. There is also the option to pay the monthly gym fee (tuition) for a year in full and receive a 10% discount. Payments must be made in FULL to receive the 10% discount. *Note: If payments are not received by the 1str of each month, your card on file will be charged. If your card is declined and we do not receive payment by the 5th, your account will be assessed a $15 Late Fee. Monthly Payments Monthly payment plans have been established for each level. The monthly payment plan has been set up to distribute the costs associated with competitive gymnastics in an affordable manner. To keep the Competitive Gymnastics Program at a lower cost, our expenses must be paid out on time. We expect the same courtesy with timely payments from our families.

• Monthly fees are posted to athlete accounts on the 25th of the month for the upcoming month’s tuition. (Example: July fees are billed on June 25th.)


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• Monthly Payments are due on or before the 1st of the month. (Example: July fees are due by July 1st.)

• If your account has a balance on the 1st, your card will be charged for the balance due. If your card is declined and we do not receive payment by the 5th, your account will be assessed the $15 Late Fee.

The listed fees are only an estimate of the season’s costs. Any additional merchandise, hotel fees and transportation costs are not included. This financial commitment is for a full 12 months. Payment plans can be found at the end of the handbook. If you commit to becoming a member of a team, you are responsible for all costs and fees associated for the season entirely.

Individual Evaluations and Fees

Individual Team Selections Individual evaluations are a very laid-back, low stress evaluation process used for selecting the appropriate competitive level based on USAG rules and regulations. We do not want the gymnast to feel as though they are participating in a stressful “try-out” process or that they are inadequate. We offer a gymnastics program for gymnasts of all ages and skill levels. We will not allow gymnasts who have not met their previous season financial commitment to participate in Team Selection. The Gymnastics Level Selection Process is structured as follows:

• Gymnasts in the compulsory program will be required to show all skills required by USAG for levels 1-7 that are set forth for each of these levels. If a gymnast wants to move up levels they must have the appropriate skills to include 100% completion of the previous level and 95% completion of the next level skills. This move will be at the discretion of Kaleb Zeringue and JR Zeringue.

• Gymnasts may also show skills they are currently working on to move up levels or improve the performance of current skills in their current competitive level.

• After all gymnasts have been evaluated, Kaleb Zeringue and JR Zeringue will assign the appropriate competitive level to each gymnast or appropriate practice class for non-competitive gymnast.

• Gymnasts will be sized for the practice clothes in April and payment will be billed in May. Competition attire and warmup payment will be billed in August. These items are a custom-made design and take at least 10 weeks to arrive. We must order these by the beginning of August to have them in time for the first competition.. Items will not be ordered if they have not been paid for or a payment plan set up with Kelley Zeringue.

Quitting the Sport If you decide that this sport is not for you and you wish to quit, you must first meet face to face with Coach Kaleb and Coach JR. This meeting is not optional and may or may not be attended by



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the parents. Parents will be financially responsible for fees in full that have already been paid out on your behalf. These fees are expected to be paid in accordance with the assigned payment schedule.

Grips, Rips and Nutrition

Grips It is the coach’s discretion when a gymnasts starts to wear grips. Please make sure your gymnast is checking their grips periodically: they can be dangerous if they are worn out. Gymnasts are permitted to come to practice early to break in grips. When the coach decides the gymnast needs to purchase grips they can be purchased from http://www.ten-o.com. The grips must have a dowel and can either be velcro or buckle closure. Treatment of Rips Gymnasts should expect to get rips on their hands from working on the bars. Here are some treatment methods that the gymnast can do at home to help heal and prevent rips. 1. Before going to bed the gymnast should put ointment on the rip (Neosporin, Preparation H,

Cumarindine), followed by a band-aid and a sock or glove over the hand. They should keep this on while sleeping to keep the moisture in.

2. Hand lotion, Vitamin E or Aloe Vera can also help heal a rip. 3. Trimming calluses is also recommended. Younger gymnasts may need help with this. 4. The gymnasts should not come to practice with band-aids or tape on their rips. Nutrition As in any competitive sport, nutrition is a major contributor to performance. Zee’s has contracted with a Certified Sports Nutritionist to provide education to our gymnasts as well as our parents. We will host nutrition presentations regularly and expect everyone to attend and gain the valuable knowledge. These presentations are provided at NO Cost to your family.

Boys Practice Schedules Level 4 Level 7,8

T 5:30 - 7:30pm M 3:30 - 7:30pm Th 5:30 - 7:30pm T 3:30 - 7:30pm Th 3:30 - 7:30pm

Levels 5,6 T 4:30 - 7:30pm Level 9 & 10 Th 4:30 - 7:30pm M,T,Th 3:30 - 8:30pm

F 3:30 - 6:30pm Sat 8:00am - 11:00am


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MALE GYMNASTICS FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS SPREADSHEET

DESCRIPTION Level 4 Level 5/6 Level 7/8 Levels 9/10

Coach’s Fees $450 $450 $450 $450

Competition Attire (top, short & pants) $165.00 $165.00 $165.00 $165

USAG Fee $57.00 $57.00 $57.00 $57.00

Summer Camp $250 $250 $250 $250

Alabama State Clinic $75 $75 $75 $75

Warm-up (Jacket and Long pants) $100.00 $100.00 $100.00 $100.00

Practice Sets (shirts and shorts) $90.00 $90.00 $90.00 $90.00

Monthly Tuition $95 $105 $165 $300

Yearly Tuition $1140 $1260 $1980 $3600

Competition Fee Breakdown Level 4 Level 5/6 Level 7/8 Level 9-10

Blue Gray 2017** $105 $105 $105 $105

Winter Carnaval 2017** $100 $100 $100 $100

Get a Grip 2017** $85 $85 $85 $85

Roswell City Classic 2018 ** $120 $120 $120 $120

United Gymstars 2108** $90 $90 $90 $90

Peachtree 2018** $110 $110 $110 $110

Boys State 2018** $110 $110 $110 $110

***Competition fees are subject to change***

Payment Plans Payment plans are structured to help with our bookkeeping and cannot be customized.

***Regular Tuition is due the 1st of each month*** ** Pricing is subject to change**

** If any gymnasts qualifies for Regionals, the cost of attending is not included **



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2017-2018 COMPETITION SCHEDULE:

*Please note that the competition schedule is tentative and subject to change.*

ZEE’S GYMNASTICS

Date Host Competition Location Levels Attending

November Armory Gymnastics Blue Gray Montgomery, AL All Levels

Decmeber Cartersville Twisters Winter Carnaval Cartersville, GA All Levels

December Legacy Get a Grip Pelham, AL All Levels

January Roswell Gymnastics Roswell City Classic Roswell, GA All Levels

February United Gymstars United Gymstars Montgomery, AL All Levels

February ASG Peachtree Atlanta. Ga All Levels

March TBD Boys State TBD, AL All Levels

April TBD Regionals TBD All Levels



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2017-2018 ZEE’S TEAM SELECTIONS: ATHLETE INFORMATION

Athlete’s Legal Name:

Parent’s Name:

Parent’s Cell:

Parent’s Email:

Date of Birth: Current Age: Age as of May 31, 2018:

Athlete’s Prior Gymnastics Experience:

Athlete’s Previous Gym (if applicable):

Previously Competed USAG Level (if applicable):

Expected Competition Level:

Do you have siblings in the program?

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: New Athlete ________ Returning Athlete________ Birth Certificate________ Needs Uniform Top_______ Needs Uniform Shorts________Needs Uniform Pants________

Needs Warm-Up Jacket________ Needs Warm-Up Pants________



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2017-2018 Zee’s Athlete Information

Athlete’s Legal Name:

Date of Birth: Current Age: Age as of May 31, 2018:

Address:

City: State: Zip:

Athlete Cell Phone:

Athlete E-mail:

Athlete’s School:

Athlete’s 17-18 Grade:

Parent/Guardian Name:

Parent/Guardian Cell Phone:

Parent/Guardian Secondary Phone:

Parent/Guardian E-mail:

Additional Contacts:

Allergies/Medications: (Please list any allergies/medications and instructions we need to know)

Athlete T-Shirt Size

Athlete Shorts Size

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2017-2018 ACE of Gadsden/Zee’s Terms and Conditions Agreement As the parent/guardian, I have read and completely understand the rules, requirements and regulations as outlined the 2017-2018 Boys Gymnastics Parent Handbook. I promise to uphold and abide by the rules set forth herein. We realize that ACE of Gadsden/Zee’s reserves the right to change, amend or assess the stated policies and procedures, as deemed necessary, on a case-by-case basis. I have read and understand the 2017-2018 Boys Gymnastics Parent Handbook in its entirety (Pages 1 through 15.) I have also read the Financial Policies and Procedures. I understand that it is my responsibility, as a parent/guardian, to follow through with my child’s financial obligations associated with tuition and other fees during the 2017-2018 competition season. Should I fall behind or fail to make payments, I recognize that my child’s involvement with the program will be jeopardized. I also understand that if my athlete quits or is released from the team, at any point throughout the season, I will continue to be financially responsible for fees paid out. I understand that these fees are expected to be paid in accordance with the assigned payment schedule. ___________________________________________________ Athlete Name ___________________________________________________ Print Name of Parent or Guardian Responsible for Payment of Financial Obligations ___________________________________________________ Signature of Parent or Guardian Responsible for Payment of Financial Obligations ___________________________________________________ Email of Parent or Guardian Responsible for Payment of Financial Obligations ___________________________________________________ Date

(To be completed by Zee’s) Accepted By: ______________________________________ ________________________

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Payment Plans will be provided at the mandatory parent meeting on Saturday, April 22 at 9:00am


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