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Judges Directory: Develop a vetted database of judges, noting the prior judging experience in an effort to help connect judges to competitions, training camps, and individual athletes for in-person and remote competitions moving into the 2024 season and beyond.

This is a quick overview on what it takes to become a judge for women’s artistic gymnastics, the ratings, the training and criteria for each level, certification, continuing educational needs and the various organizations involved.

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Judges and officials at all levels and all programs participating in a USA Gymnastics sanctioned event, including Women’s, Men’s, Rhythmic, Trampoline & Tumbling, Gymnastics for All, and Acrobatic Gymnastics. Membership is required for participation in any USA Gymnastics sanctioned event.

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The School of Judging is for gymnastics judges officiating competitions within all six disciplines of gymnastics. Each discipline, Women, Men, Trampoline & Tumbling, Rhythmic, Acrobatic and Gymnastics for All, has specific judge’s ratings and a certification program within the university.

New competitive gymnasts need to remember that expectations for team gymnasts are different. They’ll be expected to train more and do more in the gym. Some things to consider if a gymnast is ready to join a competitive gymnastics team: Team …

Gymnasts must enter the DP program at Level 1 and must advance one level at a time, but they can move through the lower levels as quickly as their skill allows. In Levels 1, 2, and 3, gymnasts need to show proficiency in at least 75% of the skills in each event to move to the next Level.

Mar 15, 2025 · The mission of the National Association of Women Gymnastics Judges is to provide professional development for its members and to support and promote women’s gymnastics in the United States. Teaching and training our members to promote judging excellence. © Copyright 2025 National Association of Women's Gymnastics Judges. All …