Who is Coach Bughy?
September 19, 2024
Here are a few things about our Club Director/Coach Bughy
With these kind of credentials, your little one might just be heading to Brisbane 2032.
- Bughy (pronounced Boogie) is Romanian (yes the same nationality as Nadia Comaneci) 🇷
- Also an Australian citizen
- Bughy represented Romania in gymnastics
- Trained as an athlete for 16 years
- Has been a coach for 17 years
- Competed in a fitness event that lasted over 5 hours!
- Has coached athletes who have been selected as part of Olympic teams
- Has also coached athletes who were accepted into American collegiate gymnastics
- Has coached athletes who have represented Australia at international competition
- LOVES coaching the little ones and to shape their dreams
- Has a beagle called Rocky who was named after Rocky Balboa
- Would be an F1 driver if he had to change careers
Come and join us for a trial and see why hundreds of kids that Bughy has coached have kept in touch with him over the years.
Gold Medal Gymnastics, world-class coaching on the Gold Coast.
Teaching essential values through sports
Gymnastics is a great activity for toddlers and kinder aged kids to participate in, as it offers a variety of benefits for their physical, emotional, and social development. The Gold Medal Gymnastics Club is a club that offers classes for children of all ages, including crawlers, toddlers, and adults, providing a fun and safe environment for children to learn and grow. PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT One of the main benefits of gymnastics for toddlers is the development of physical skills. Gymnastics helps children improve their balance, coordination, strength, and flexibility. These skills are essential for a child's overall physical development and will help them in other sports and activities they may participate in later on in life. Gymnastics also helps children develop gross motor skills, which are necessary for crawling, walking, and running. SOCIALISATION AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT Gymnastics classes provide an opportunity for toddlers to interact with other children and adults in a fun and safe environment. This can help them develop socialisation skills, such as taking turns and working in a group. Children also learn to follow instructions and listen to their coach. Gymnastics classes can help children develop confidence and self-esteem. They learn that it's ok to make mistakes and with practice, they can improve their skills. FUN AND EXCITING Gymnastics is a fun and exciting activity for toddlers. It's a great way for them to release their energy and have fun at the same time. Gymnastics classes provide a positive and encouraging environment for children to learn new skills, and they will be motivated to keep practicing. The Gold Coast gymnastics scene is wide and varied with lots of options to keep your little one busy! GOLD MEDAL GYMNASTICS CLUB Gold Medal Gymnastics is a club that offers classes for children of all ages, including crawlers, toddlers, and adults. This is a great opportunity for families to participate in a fun and beneficial activity together. The club's experienced coaches provide a safe and supportive environment for children to learn and grow. They offer a variety of classes for different skill levels and provide individualised attention to each child. Gymnastics is a wonderful activity for toddlers to participate in. It offers a variety of benefits for their physical, emotional, and social development in a fun and safe environment for children to learn and grow. With the help of experienced coaches, children can develop their physical skills and learn to work as a team. It's a great opportunity for families to participate in a fun and beneficial activity together. So if you're after an option for gymnastics on the Gold Coast, then give us a call, we'd love to chat about our options that would suit you!
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