Applications now open for Aerobic Gymnastics Virtual Event
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The 2026 OGU Virtual Event Series provides athletes across Oceania with more opportunities to compete across a range of gymnastics disciplines.
Following the success of last year's virtual competition, the 2026 series begins with Aerobic Gymnastics, giving athletes the opportunity to represent their club, school or Member Federation by submitting a video of their routine.
Routines will be judged by accredited judges under the OGU competition rules, with medals, ribbons and cash prizes awarded across the competition.
Key Information
Entries Open | 14 August 2026 |
Entries Close | 18 September 2026 |
Who Can Enter? | Athletes representing a club, school or Member Federation from an Oceania Member Federation in good standing. |
Entry Fees | AU$30 per routine (Non-Emerging Member Federations)AU$20 per routine (Emerging Member Federations). |
Competition Format | Video submission |
Judging | Accredited judges appointed by OGU under the OGU competition rules. |
Awards | Medals, ribbons and cash prizes. |
Filming requirements | Routines must be filmed within the appropriate competition area, with the entire performance area visible throughout the routine. The music must be clear, the video must be of good quality, and all filming requirements outlined in the Event Directives must be met. Entries that do not meet these requirements will not be judged.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who can enter
Athletes representing a club, school or Member Federation from an Oceania Member Federation in good standing are eligible to enter the competition
How many routines can I enter?
There is no limit to the number of routines that can be entered by a club or Member Federation. Athletes may enter one routine per category.
How do I enter?
Complete your entry through the OGU website during the entry period. Once payment has been received, instructions for submitting your routine will be provided.
Can I use a routine I've already performed at another competition?
No. Filmed routines from another competition cannot be used.
How will routines be judged?
Routines will be judged by accredited judges appointed by the Oceania Gymnastics Union under the OGU competition rules. Member Federations and clubs are not required to provide a judge.
What awards are available?
Medals will be awarded to the first, second and third winners in each category, with ribbons awarded to fourth, fifth and sixth.
Additional ribbons will be awarded to eligible Emerging Member Federation athletes, while selected senior divisions are eligible for AU$100 cash prizes (subject to minimum entry numbers). Prize packs are also available for participating schools and clubs.
Ready to get started?
Need Help?
If you have any questions about the competition, please contact josie@oceaniagymnastics.org
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