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Thank you so much for applying to our 6-Week Gymnastics Challenge! We are thrilled that you’re interested in this transformative program for your child.

We want to ensure this program is the perfect fit for your daughter! Since spaces are limited and we receive many applications, we’ve put together a few quick questions to help us learn more about your family before scheduling your Gymnastics Orientation for the 6-Week Challenge.

Thank you for taking the time to complete this step, and we look forward to meeting you in person soon!

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Your Daughter's First Name *

Your Daughter's Last Name *

How old is your daughter? *

If your child doesn’t perform as well as expected, how do you respond? *

Encourage them to work harder and remind them that progress takes time.

Wonder if the program is not a good fit for them.

Think it’s because the coach or program isn’t doing enough.

Talk to the coach about strategies to help them improve.

Which statement do you most agree with? *

Life’s challenges teach me resilience and help me grow.

Life often feels unfair, and I don’t get what I deserve.

People often take advantage of my kindness, and it is frustrating.

I focus on getting through the day, as life feels overwhelming.

Household Income per Year *

How do you typically respond when your child faces challenges in sports or other activities? *

Talk to the coach or teacher to address the issue immediately.

Find a different activity or program that feels easier for them.

Feel frustrated because things shouldn't be so hard.

Encourage them to push through and learn from the experience.

How do you view struggles in life? *

They’re usually caused by unfair circumstances or other people.

They’re frustrating but a necessary part of life.

They’re something I try to avoid whenever possible.

They’re opportunities to learn and become stronger.

How do you currently support your child’s extracurricular activities? *

I encourage them to try things but prefer low-cost, low-commitment options.

I don’t believe parents should have to do much for activities—they should be simple and affordable.

I dedicate time, resources, and encouragement to help them succeed.

I leave it up to them to decide how much they want to do or invest.

How do you think challenges in sports benefit children? *

They’re fine as long as they don’t cause too much stress.

They teach valuable life lessons like perseverance and resilience.

I don’t think they’re beneficial—kids should enjoy activities without struggle.

They help children learn problem-solving and determination

How do you approach costs for your child’s activities? *

I try not to spend too much, and I expect a lot for what I do pay.

I prefer low-cost or free options, but I’ll consider other programs if needed.

I’m willing to invest in high-quality opportunities for their growth.

I don’t think programs should cost much because kids’ activities should be affordable for everyone.

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