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National Judging Course – Acrobatic (Cycle 2025-2028)

Name: National Judging Course – Acrobatic (Cycle 2025-2028)
Start: 01-01-1970
End: 01-01-1970
Location: Lilleshall National Sports Centre

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Organiser: British Gymnastics Venue: Lilleshall National Sports Centre
Newport
TF10 9AT

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Delivery Method:

A tutor-led course which includes virtual and face-to-face delivery. You must attend all sessions in full.   To attend the virtual session, you will need access to a PC or laptop as mobile devices are not compatible.
Session 1 (virtual): 4 hours
Session 2 (face to face): 8 hours
Session 3 (face to face): 8 hours

What Resources Are Included: You will be able to download handouts of the presentation slides for reference or taking notes during the delivery of the course material.

Pre-requisites: You must hold a minimum of a Regional Judge (Cycle 15), Regional Judge Revalidation (Cycle 15) or a National Judge (Cycle 14) in Acrobatic Gymnastics.

Primary Venue

Lilleshall National Sports Centre
Newport
TF10 9AT

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