73 Alness Street, North York, ON M3J 2H2 | (416) 890-1444
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Accepting new students for the upcoming season!
COMPETITIVE TEAM
Our Competitive Team is designed for dedicated athletes who are ready to train at a higher level in acrobatics and aerial hammock.
This program focuses on advanced skill development, performance quality, and consistent training in a structured, supportive environment.
WHAT IS COMPETITIVIE TRAINING?
The Competitive Team is for students who are committed to progressing their skills and participating in competitions and performances. Athletes train regularly with a focus on technique, strength, flexibility, and routine development, while building discipline, confidence, and stage presence.
Recent Competition Results - WDM 2026
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CPAC CENTERAL QUALIFIERS 2026
NOVICE HAMMOCK
Miya 1st | Alyssa 3rd
NOVICE ELITE HAMMOCK
Ellie | 3rd
NOVICE SPECIALITY
Nicole | 3rd
Northern stars 2026
GETTING STARTED?
Interested in joining our Competitive Team?
Participation is by evaluation or coach invitation.
PROGRAM FOCUS
Athletes in the Competitive Team work on:
- Advanced acrobatic skills (walkovers, balances, transitions, combinations)
- Aerial hammock skills with increased complexity and control
- Strength, flexibility, and conditioning
- Routine creation and choreography
- Performance quality and confidence
- Clean technique and consistency
Athletes may participate in:
- Local competitions
- Virtual competitions
- Showcases and performances
Competition schedules and participation are discussed with families in advance.
TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
Athletes are expected to train a minimum of 6 hours per week, which includes at least 2 training sessions. Consistent attendance is important to support skill development, routine progression, and overall team success.
WHO THIS PROGRAM IS FOR
WHO THIS PROGRAM IS FOR
WHO THIS PROGRAM IS FOR
- Students committed to structured, high-level training
- Athletes with prior experience in acro, gymnastics, dance, or aerial
- Students who are motivated to improve and take training seriously
- Those interested in competing and representing the studio
- Athletes ready for increased training hours and expectations
TRAINING EXPECTATIONS
WHO THIS PROGRAM IS FOR
WHO THIS PROGRAM IS FOR
- Minimum 2 training sessions per week (6+ hours)
- Consistent attendance is required
- Focus, discipline, and strong work ethic during training
- Ability to follow instruction and apply corrections
- Respect for coaches, teammates, and the training environment
- Commitment to long-term progress and development
CLASS STRUCTURE
WHO THIS PROGRAM IS FOR
CLASS STRUCTURE
- Structured warm up and advanced body preparation
- Active flexibility (splits, middle split, back flexibility)
- Acrobatics training (technique, strength, advanced progressions)
- Stations (trampoline, wall, strength, and skill work)
- Aerial hammock training (skills, combinations, transitions, performance)
- Routine development and choreography
- Conditioning (strength, control, endurance)
CLASS SCHEDULE
COMPETITIVE | AGES 8+
MONDAY
5:30 - 8:30PM
WEDNESDAY
5:30 - 8:30PM
FRIDAY
5:30 - 8:30PM
SATURDAY
10 - 1PM
PROGRAM PRICING
View pricing details below.
MEET THE HEAD COACH
Katya has been coaching children since 2014, working with students of all levels, from beginners to national-level athletes. She brings years of experience in developing strong foundations, confidence, and discipline through structured, supportive training.
Katya represented Canada in both rhythmic gymnastics and aesthetic group gymnastics, competing at a high level internationally. She holds a NCCP Level 3 coaching certification in gymnastics and is certified in Acrobatic Arts (Level 1).
In addition to her gymnastics background, Katya has completed 30 hours of aerial hammock teacher training (YACEP) and continues to expand her expertise in aerial arts.
She recently placed 2nd in the semi-professional aerial hammock category at the CPAC competition, demonstrating her ongoing commitment to training and performance.
WAVIERS
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HEAR FROM THE PARENTS
"We love Acro by UC! The facility is super clean. The staff is very friendly and Katya the main coach is an absolute gem. She is so caring yet firm and able to get results from the kids. My daughter loves attending her classes. She’s getting stronger while also having fun. The silks are super cool too!"
Anna M.
"We LOVE Ultimate Acro! From the moment we met Katya I could see her passion and enthusiasm for teaching shine through. Both my daughters absolutely adore her and love the program. She has made such a difference in their technique and given them a solid foundation in acro. The space is wonderful, new and bright and staff are so welcoming."
Alexandra P.
"Ultimate Acro is an absolute gem for kids interested in acrobatics and circus arts! My daughter loves it and I see a great progress. I highly recommend to any parent looking for a positive and enriching activity for their child."
Anna S.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please reach us at ultimateacrobyuc@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Placement is by coach evaluation or invitation. Students typically progress from pre-competitive programs once they are ready for a higher level of training.
Athletes are required to train a minimum of 6 hours per week (at least 2 sessions). Consistent attendance is important for progress and team development.
Competition opportunities are offered, including CPAC qualifiers, Nationals, local competitions, and virtual events, but participation is discussed with families and is not mandatory.
Pre-competitive focuses on skill development and introduction to performance. Competitive training is more structured and intensive, with a focus on routines, consistency, and competition preparation.
Students should have a strong foundation in acrobatics and/or aerial hammock, along with the ability to follow instruction and train consistently. Final placement is determined by the coach.
Yes. Competitive programs may include additional costs such as competition fees, costumes, and team-related expenses. Full details are shared with families in advance.
The Competitive Team is not designed for beginners. New students should start in recreational or pre-competitive programs.
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