
Next Call: Live this week
Experience the Future of GAGE Training — Live with Al Fong
with Coach Al Fong
Join us this Week for live gymnastics training with Coach Al Fong.
Tuesday at 10 AM CST, join Al Fong on Zoom for an exclusive look inside Bump City — GAGE’s newest training center designed to accelerate tumbling, vaulting, and skill development in the safest, softest environment ever built.
Discover the story, the purpose, and the stations (Air Floor, Zip Line, Big Jump, Billy Goat Mountain) that are transforming how gymnasts learn.
👉 Free Registration — Live Tomorrow @ 10 AM CST

ALL WELCOME
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 2025, @ 10 AM CST
PLEASE BE EARLY

Start Your Gymnastics Right!
A Comprehensive Guide for Gymnastics Coaches
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Osmosis in action: how training side by side with Dragons eliminates fear.
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The GAGE Way: drills, setups, and progressions that stick.
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Transformation you can see: Belgium gymnasts who arrived timid and left bold.
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Coach ROI: what you can bring back home to uplevel your entire program.
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Presented by
Coach Al Fong
LEARN TO BE A BETTER
At GAGE we like to take a 3-year approach when teaching advanced skills.
"Always train for tomorrow."
Some kids learn faster. Some slower.
It doesn’t matter.
Using this approach allows for
a healthy, nurturing culture where
gymnastics thrives and difficult skills become easier to learn over time.
The biggest challenges young coaches deal with are:
1. How to transition from a compulsory mindset to an optional mindset
2. Keeping kids healthy physically and mentally
3. Not killing the spirit while pushing the kids to excel in gymnastics
4. Trying to navigate through the noise of good coaching advice
and bad coaching advice.
On Tuesday I hope to help you on your coaching journey by sharing the things we have learned over 40 years of teaching and sharing the best methods to teach kids how to learn more advanced skills. Great for coaches who are currently coaching optional level gymnastics and coaches whom one day aspire to coach at the higher levels!


Teaching gymnasts high-level skills can sometimes feel like a daunting task. On Tuesday I will cover the way we teach and create an environment that endorses safety, more accessible progressions and ultimately helping the gymnast and coach find success.
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