Recreational gymnastics at Unigym Gatineau includes gymnastics, trampoline, tumbling and parkour! This sector of activity is aimed at anyone aged 18 months and over who practices a gymnastic sport recreationally. Whether for pure enjoyment or as an introduction to competition, participants can explore a variety of classes focusing on gymnastic movements.
WINTER SESSION 2025 ❄️
📅 From January 17 to March 22
🕐 8 weeks of dynamic and enriching courses
📍 Courses offered in the following areas:
Aylmer · Cantley · Gatineau · Hull · Masson-Angers · Val-des-Monts
Registration Period – Winter 2026 Session
December 9 at 12:00 p.m.
Masson
Cantley
Val-des-Monts
December 9 at 6:00 p.m.
Hull
December 10 at 12:00 p.m.
Gatineau
December 10 at 6:00 p.m.
Aylmer
Winter 2026 Programming
Winter 2026 Programming – Aylmer
Winter 2026 Programming – Cantley
Winter 2026 Programming – Gatineau
Winter 2026 Programming – Hull
winter 2026 programming - Masson
Winter 2026 Programming – Val-des-Monts
winter 2026 programming - Clinique Spécialisées
FALL SESSION
Aylmer
In order to feel safe, your child will explore the world of gymnastics with the help of a parent. They will discover a colorful and musical gymnastics environment with several apparatus to climb, jump, run, roll and especially have fun! A qualified trainer will help them improve their motor skills and gymnastics.
Aylmer
This program focuses on physical activity. Children will develop their coordination, concentration and self-esteem. Children will learn the vocabulary and movements related to the sport of gymnastics. Introduction to gymnastics based on the CANGYM program aimed at developing basic skills in men's gymnastics.
Aylmer
Parkour is approached as the art of movement. This discipline consists in successively crossing various obstacles, by agile and fast movements, with or without acrobatic figures. Power, speed, flexibility, explosiveness, balance, muscular endurance... based on the body awareness of the practitioners.
This course consists of an introduction in order to acquire basic notions of security.
