Show Teams and Competitive Teams
Gymnastics Show Teams
Our show teams are perfect for everyone who loves gymnastics but isn’t ready to commit to 9 hours a week for an Xcel competitive team! They meet once a week to work on strength and flexibility, training, rotating through all four olympic events (spring floor, vault, bars and beam ) with additional concentration of tumbling on the floor, mimi tramp.and tumble track-trampoline. They will learn combination routines for a couple performances throughout the year! The performances are a wonderful way to practice and build up confidence, as most athletes start off being nervous in front of the “crowd” and we start off smaller and work towards larger performances. We also incorporate community outreach and giving back as a team! Just like a brownie troop for gymnastics, these are a school year commitment!
Hot Shots
Super Stars
Mighty Mights
Team Extreme
CCA Cheer Show Team
CCA cheer squads are FULL OF SPIRIT! These squads work on & perform tumbling, stunts, cheer, chants, routines, jumps, & motions. They are grouped into different levels by age and ability, workout over the school year, and cheer at local events.
Kinder- 5th Graders
If you are interested in joining one of our teams, please contact us at waya@championstx.com
Community Outreach
Our teams are involved in the community, like a gymnastics brownie troop, we like to say! In the past, our teams have been involved with the Blue Santa Parade up Congress, the Austin Spurs HalfTime Show, and visits to Westminster, Brookdale, Querencia, Maravilla, and Belmont retirement homes.
Xcel Competitive Gymnastics Teams
Xcel gymnastics begins competition at level Bronze and goes up to level Diamond. These levels are determined by skill requirements and age that are set for each event. Xcel gymnastics is designed to allow athletes to construct routines best suited for the gymnast, as long as certain elements are included. This is a competitive gymnastics team, but only requires 5.5-9 hours a week year round, including working routines in the fall, competing in the spring (5 Texas meets), and working on new skills in the summer.
