Capital City Gymnastics Center

What Capital City Gymnastics Center does

Capital City Gymnastics Centre (CCGC), legally Capital City Gymnastics Club, is a not-for-profit community gymnastics organization incorporated under the Societies Act of Alberta, founded in 1973 and operating from a single facility at 4130 – 101 Street NW in Edmonton. The organization delivers recreational and competitive gymnastics programming for participants from age 1 through adulthood, anchored by the Gymnastics Canada CanGym 12-level badge progression system and the AGF CanJump framework for Trampoline & Tumbling. Product breadth spans Active Start classes (Tumble Bugs, Parent & Tot, Mini Tots, Tots, Supertots), CanGym badge-level classes, Trampoline & Tumbling, specialty programming (Homeschool, Teen, Adult, Cheer Tumbling), competitive pathways (Xcel and Canadian Competitive Program/CCP), camps (PD Day, Winter/Spring, Summer, Specialty), workshops, open gym drop-ins, birthday parties, and field trip/group bookings. The organization also hosts the annual Gym Power Invitational, a multi-club Western Canadian competition that scaled from 300+ athletes in 2025 to 450+ in 2026.

CCGC generates revenue through a diversified mix of streams billed primarily through the JackRabbit Class online registration portal: recurring monthly class fees ranging from $54-$240 depending on program tier, annual memberships ($20-$65), camps at $25-$70/day, birthday parties at $145-$415, $40 workshops, and open gym drop-ins at $15-$40. The business model is direct-to-consumer and geographically concentrated in the greater Edmonton area, with no second physical location and no third-party distribution. Customer acquisition relies on community word-of-mouth, referral program (launching July 1, 2026), website-driven self-service registration, and event-driven visibility from the Gym Power Invitational. Corporate sponsorships and fundraising (bottle drives with Triple H Southside Bottle Depot and Skip the Depot) supplement program fees. Governance is provided by an elected volunteer Board of Directors; the organization reports no parent company, no subsidiaries, and no external funding.

The operating model is supported by a leadership team that includes a Competitive Program Director, a Program Lead, administrative and front-desk staff, and a documented coaching roster of 25+ named coaches plus coaches-in-training, consistent with the 11-50 employee band. The organization carries Gymnastics Canada and AGF affiliations and cites a 50+ year track record of producing athletes who have progressed to provincial, national, World Championship, and Olympic levels. Revenue is not publicly disclosed given the not-for-profit structure.

Name

Capital City Gymnastics Center

Legal name

Capital City Gymnastics Club (CCGC)

Website

https://capcitygym.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1973

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Capital City Gymnastics Centre is a not-for-profit Edmonton gymnastics club, founded 1973, delivering recreational and competitive gymnastics programs for ages 1 through adult, camps, parties, and the annual Gym Power Invitational competition.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Recreational Gymnastics Training

NAICS

Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers (71394)

SIC

Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs (7997)

akta.pro primary industry

Family Entertainment Centers & Indoor Amusement (Arcades, Trampoline Parks, Indoor Play) (THAAAAAD)

Keywords

• Recreational gymnastics programs
• Competitive gymnastics training
• Gymnastics camps and workshops
• Trampoline and tumbling
• Gymnastics birthday parties

Headquarters

HQ city

Edmonton

HQ country

Canada

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Recreational Class Fees: Ongoing class fees billed monthly based on program type (e.g., $72-$120/month for Tots classes). Continuous enrollment model with per-class pricing ranging from $18-$48 per session.
2. Membership Fees: Annual/session-based membership fees including AGF insurance, GCG membership, and CCGC admin fees. Full membership $65, Spring-only $55, Drop-in $20, Birthday Party $15.
3. Camp Programs: PD Day, Winter/Spring, and Summer camps priced at $30-$70/day for full-day programs. Specialty camps range from $25-$35/day for half-day options.
4. Birthday Parties & Special Events: Birthday party packages ranging from $145-$415 depending on group size and package options (gym only vs. gym + party room, 1hr vs 1.5hr). Field trips and group bookings also generate event-based revenue.
5. Workshops: Skill-specific workshops priced at $40 per 2-hour session for specialized gymnastics training.
6. Open Gym Drop-ins: Casual open gym access at $15/participant/visit or $40/family (up to 3 kids) for all ages or teen/adult sessions.
7. Sponsorship: Corporate sponsorship partnerships providing funding in exchange for access to families of 2500+ program participants.
8. Fundraising: Non-profit fundraising activities including bottle drives through Triple H Southside Bottle Depot and Skip the Depot partnerships.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Capital City Gymnastics Centre (CCGC) is a not-for-profit community gymnastics club operating a single Edmonton facility that delivers recreational and competitive gymnastics instruction across age groups from 12 months to adults. Core offerings include the CanGym badge progression program (Gymnastics Canada), AGF CanJump trampoline and tumbling, competitive Xcel and CCP pathways, day camps during school breaks, birthday party and field trip events, and skill-specific workshops.

Product overview

Capital City Gymnastics Centre (CCGC) is a not-for-profit gymnastics club offering a comprehensive suite of recreational and competitive gymnastics programs for all ages and skill levels in the greater Edmonton area. The core offerings include the Active Start program (ages 1-5) with age-specific classes like Tumble Bugs, Parent & Tot, Mini Tots, Tots, and Supertots; the CANGYM Badge Program (ages 6+) following Gymnastics Canada's 12-badge progression system; and Trampoline & Tumbling using the AGF CanJump framework. Competitive pathways include the Xcel program and Canadian Competitive Program (CCP) for advanced athletes. The organization also operates extensive camp programs (PD Day, Winter/Spring, Summer with specialty camps), skill-specific workshops, open gym sessions, birthday parties, and field trips. As a founding member of Alberta Gymnastics Federation with over 50 years of operation, CCGC hosts the annual Gym Power Invitational competition and requires AGF/CCGC membership for participation.

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Products and services

• Active Start Gymnastics Programs (Ages 1-5) Age-appropriate gymnastics classes for children 12 months to 5 years, including Tumble Bugs (1-2 years), Parent & Tot (2-3 years), Mini Tots (3-4 years), Tots (4-5 years), and Supertots (5-6 years). Focuses on basic movement patterns, foundational gymnastics skills, and physical development.
• CANGYM Badge Program (Ages 6+) CanGym badge program designed by Gymnastics Canada with 12 colored badges across Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels for children ages 6+. Progression includes Burgundy/Red (Badges 1-2), Tan (Badge 3), Bronze (Badge 4), Purple (Badge 5), Blue (Badge 6), and Advanced (Badge 7+).
• Trampoline and Tumbling (T&T) Co-ed program for athletes age 6+ using the AGF CanJump framework with Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced classes teaching proper technique and safe progressions on trampoline and tumble surfaces.
• Xcel Program USA Gymnastics sanctioned recreational-competitive team program adopted by Gymnastics Canada with five levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond. Designed to allow gymnasts to start competing sooner with lower skill requirements at entry level.
• Canadian Competitive Program (CCP) High-level WAG program with Compulsory (Levels 1-5) and Optional (Levels 6-10) streams. Develops advanced technical skills, discipline, and physical fitness. Provides pathway to Provincial Championships, BC Winter Games, Westerns, and National Championships.
• Gym Power Invitational Annual gymnastics competition hosted by CCGC. The 2026 event hosted over 450 athletes from across Western Canada; the 2025 event saw over 300 athletes from 14 clubs across Alberta and British Columbia.
• Summer Camps Full-day and half-day gymnastics camps for Summer 2026 (July 6 – August 28). Weekly themes include Sport Fusion, Ninja Training/Super Hero, Beach Week, Mad Science Week, and Disney Week. Includes new Field Trip Fridays.
• PD Day Camps Camps designed for Professional Development days, offering gymnastics, games, obstacle courses, open gym time, and creative activities. Open to gymnasts and non-gymnasts alike.
• Winter and Spring Camps Camps offered during winter and spring break periods, packed with fun, games, gymnastics, crafts, structured free time, and opportunities to make new friends.
• Specialty Camps Summer specialty camps for ages 8+ focusing on dance, acrobatics, and cheer. Includes Tumbling & Technique ($35/day) and Dance Intensive ($25/day) camps.
• Workshops Specialty skill workshops for ages 6+ including Walkover, Kip, Handspring, Flyaway, Leaps/Turns, Salto/Aerial, Vault/Power, and Pullover/Circle workshops. $40 per 2-hour session.
• Specialty Programming Classes for specific demographics including Homeschool Programming (Ages 6-12), Teen Gymnastics (Ages 10-15), Adult Gymnastics (Ages 16+), and Cheer Tumbling (Ages 10+).
• Cheer Tumbling Program for athletes ages 10+ of all levels to work towards skills specific for Cheer. Cost: $36 per 1.5-hour class.
• Open Gyms Casual drop-in gymnastics sessions including All Ages Open Gym (Tuesdays, Saturdays, Sundays) and Teen/Adult Open Gym (Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays). Cost: $15/participant/visit.
• Birthday Parties Birthday party packages with multiple options including 1-hr and 1.5-hr gym sessions with optional party room. Pricing ranges from $145-$415 depending on package and number of children.
• Field Trips/Group Bookings Group booking events for daycares, preschools, schools, and extracurricular groups like Girl Guides or Cadets.
• AGF/CCGC Membership Annual membership providing access to all CCGC programs. GFA Annual & CCGC Membership is $65 (July 1, 2026-June 30, 2027). Includes discounts on special events and priority registration for Summer Camps.

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Ideal customer profiles6 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered minor.

• Triple H Southside Bottle DepotminorGTM or Marketing PartnerYear-round bottle drive partnership where community members can donate bottles specifying Capital City Gymnastics as recipient. Drop-off location at 4151 - 98 St NW, Edmonton, AB. Supports club fundraising efforts.
• Skip the DepotminorGTM or Marketing PartnerPickup service partnership for bottle donations. Community members register online, schedule pickup dates, and donate bottles to CCGC through the app-based service.
• Big Jerks Alberta BeefminorGTM or Marketing Partner2026 Gym Power Invitational sponsor providing food sponsorship for the annual competition event.
• Photobooths EdmontonminorGTM or Marketing Partner2025 and 2026 Gym Power Invitational sponsor providing photo booth services at the annual gymnastics competition.
• Mega SignsminorGTM or Marketing Partner2025 and 2026 Gym Power Invitational sponsor providing signage services for the annual competition.
• Refined InteriorsminorGTM or Marketing Partner2025 Gym Power Invitational sponsor supporting the annual competition event.
• Carl's Jr Ever SquareminorGTM or Marketing Partner2025 Gym Power Invitational sponsor providing food sponsorship for the annual competition.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Emerging players

• Sky Zone Trampoline Park: National trampoline park chain offering drop-in jump sessions, birthday parties, and fitness classes. Adjacent competitor for birthday-party and casual-drop-in revenue, partially overlapping with CCGC's Trampoline & Tumbling and party offerings.
• Kidsport / Sportball: Multi-sport program provider offering introductory sports classes for young children across Canadian cities including Edmonton. Competes for the same parent wallet in early-childhood physical-activity programming and camps.

Broad incumbents

• The Little Gym: International franchise offering gymnastics, motor-skills, and sports classes for children ages 4 months to 12 years. Directly comparable to CCGC's Active Start and CanGym recreational programs but operates a multi-location franchise model with stronger capital access.
• My Gym: Global franchise providing structured gymnastics, movement, and fitness classes for children from infancy through age 10. Comparable to CCGC's parent-and-tot and tot programs with a similar age-segmented curriculum and recurring class model.

Others

• Gymnastics Canada (GymCan): National governing body that designs the CanGym badge program and certifies affiliated clubs including CCGC. Not a competitor, but a key ecosystem participant that supplies curriculum, certification, and competitive pathways CCGC relies on.
• Alberta Gymnastics Federation: Provincial federation that delivers the AGF CanJump framework, sanctions competitions, and provides membership/insurance infrastructure for Alberta gymnastics clubs. Ecosystem partner rather than direct competitor.

Regional players

• Calgary Gymnophiles Gymnastics & Sport Centre: Long-standing Alberta gymnastics club in Calgary offering recreational, CanGym, trampoline, and competitive WAG/MAG pathways. Comparable in scope and curriculum (CanGym/AGF frameworks) but serves the Calgary market rather than Edmonton.
• British Columbia Gymnastics / Aspire Gymnastics: Western Canadian gymnastics club operating recreational and competitive programming similar to CCGC. Comparable curriculum and age-segmented offerings; serves BC families rather than Edmonton.
• Pacific Rim Gymnastics: Western Canadian competitive gymnastics club with recreational and high-performance streams. Comparable in CanGym badge delivery and competitive pathways but located in BC rather than Alberta.

Direct peers

• Just For Kids Gymnastics: Edmonton-area gymnastics club offering recreational and competitive programs for children. Direct local competitor serving the same Greater Edmonton catchment with overlapping recreational, CanGym, and competitive programming.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks3 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/capcitygym
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• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/capital-city-gymnastics-centre

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Number of profiles

Profiles14 records

Funding overview

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Investors

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