South Edmonton Gymnastique + Ninja

South Edmonton Gymnastique + Ninja is a place where children and adults will be inspired and excited. SEGN offers recreational, competitive, developmental, and pre-competitive gymnastics classes, recreational ninja programming. SEGN has been awarded for leadership and brand excellence. We are a place where participation is encouraged. This company was founded by David Boucher, co-founder, and co-creator, in His honor to his French heritage. David has a unique perspective with his experience in coaching and managing youth programs in New Zealand. David ventured to the west coast, where Ninja was less popular. David is passionate about the development of Ninja, which has strong gymnastics and relies on movement creativity. David has competed at Canadian Nationals. He understands what it means to be under pressure during competitions. David also targets Francophone participants. David is a popular coach with a very high profile. David emphasizes safety in the gym. David is strictly planning every aspect of facility design in order to ensure optimal skill development. David values professionalism. SIGN coaches have been trained to prioritize skills development. David has ensured that all instructors maintain a high level of skill in their work. David has also emphasized the importance of ethical behaviour among its instructors.

The reviews paint a positive image of the recreational facility. Most people rated it highly for its ease of access, family-friendly gymnastics and ninjas and excellent staff. Many found it a good place for the beginning of an easy party and for that are much more. Some say they will likely return with further endorsement in support. Celebrations with children are a success and it caters to diverse age groups, from 2 to 37. Most critics appreciate the instruction quality, and the safe and enjoyable atmosphere, as compared to other gyms. Other gyms also don’t have the features that this gym has. Families especially appreciate the supportive relationship building that children seem to benefit from class activities. Two parents think the insignificance of the place of a well-equipped gym helps the children learn what they need to get. Most critics feel the gym is the area’s best, and some recommend it to friends and community members.