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COMPETITIVE PROGRAM

Competitive Team Gymnastics

Elevate your gymnastics journey with elite training, championship coaching, and a team culture built on excellence.

COLLEGE PREP PROGRAM

Premier College Prep Gymnastics

Performance Elite Gymnastics (PEG) is a premier college prep competitive gymnastics program. We are dedicated to providing gymnasts with top-tier training and development, ensuring they have the best possible opportunity to excel at the collegiate level.

If your gymnast aspires to compete in college gymnastics and seeks exceptional training to achieve their goals, PEG is the perfect place to train!

The Role of Club Gymnastics

Why club training is essential for college recruitment

"Club gymnastics play an extremely important role in the gymnastics recruiting process. All college coaches find recruits through the top gymnasium training centers in the country, where gymnasts work with experienced trainers and have access to advanced equipment. While there is also high school gymnastics and AAU gymnastics, college coaches solely recruit through clubs."

NCSA College Recruiting

USA Gymnastics

National Gymnastics Association Logo

Beginning with the 2026/2027 season, we are very proud and excited to be competing through USA Gymnastics (USAG).

Our competitive program at PEG is compiled of JO Levels 2 - 10 and Xcel Levels Bronze - Gold.

What is USAG All About?

USA Gymnastics is the national governing body for the sport of gymnastics in the United States and is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a safe, structured, and progressive competitive experience for athletes at all levels. Through clearly defined rules, standardized deductions, and a nationally recognized developmental pathway, USA Gymnastics offers athletes a consistent and comprehensive training and competition system from beginner through collegiate-bound levels. At Performance Elite Gymnastics, we offer two competitive paths through USA Gymnastics: the Development Program (DP/JO) Levels 2–10, designed for athletes pursuing a highly structured, skill-driven progression, and the Xcel Program, Bronze, Silver, and Gold, which provides a more flexible competitive option while still emphasizing strong fundamentals, personal growth, and long-term athlete development. Both pathways share one common goal—creating a positive, motivating, and developmentally sound gymnastics experience for every athlete.

Competitive Training Requirements

Weekly training hours by level

Pre-Team 1

Starting point — before pathway split

Minimum

1.5 hrs/wk

Maximum

3 hrs/wk

Note: Pre-Team 1 does not compete. Instead, this group participates in our Rec Showcases (November & March).

DP Pathway

Development Program / JO Levels 2–10

Level 2
3.5 hrs. min5.25 hrs. max
Level 3
5 hrs. min7.5 hrs. max
Levels 4 & 5
6 hrs. min9 hrs. max
Level 6
8 hrs. min12 hrs. max
Level 7
12 hrs. min16 hrs. max
Levels 8–10
16 hrs. min20 hrs. max

Xcel Pathway

Bronze, Silver & Gold

Bronze
3 hrs. min6 hrs. max
Silver
4 hrs. min6 hrs. max
Gold
6 hrs. min9 hrs. max

2026/2027 Compulsory & Xcel Bronze Training Schedule

Pre-Team 1, Compulsory Levels 2–5, and Xcel Bronze

Ages 4–18  |  August 30, 2026 – June 5, 2027

Monday

4:00–5:45 PM

Monday Level 2 - 4pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Addie Ross

4:30–6:00 PM

Monday Xcel Bronze 4:30pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Gracelyn Breitenstein

5:00–8:00 PM

Monday Level 4 & 5

Ages 5-18  ·  Iliana Brandt

5:30–8:00 PM

Monday Level 3

Ages 5-18  ·  Addie Ross

5:30–7:00 PM

Monday Mini-Level PreTeam 1

Ages 4-6  ·  Jane Bower

6:00–7:30 PM

Monday Xcel Bronze 6:00pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Gracelyn Breitenstein

Tuesday

4:00–5:45 PM

Tuesday Level 2

Ages 5-18  ·  Jane Bower

4:00–5:30 PM

Tuesday PreTeam 1

Ages 5-18  ·  Iliana Brandt

4:15–5:45 PM

Tuesday Xcel Bronze 4:15pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Gracelyn Breitenstein

5:00–8:00 PM

Tuesday Level 4 & 5

Ages 5-18  ·  Iliana Brandt

5:30–8:00 PM

Tuesday Level 3

Ages 5-18  ·  Addie Ross

5:45–7:15 PM

Tuesday Xcel Bronze 5:45pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Gracelyn Breitenstein

Wednesday

4:00–6:30 PM

Wednesday Level 3

Ages 5-18  ·  Addie Ross

4:00–5:30 PM

Wednesday Xcel Bronze 4pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Gracelyn Breitenstein

5:00–8:00 PM

Wednesday Level 4

Ages 5-18  ·  Iliana Brandt

5:30–7:00 PM

Wednesday Xcel Bronze 5:30pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Gracelyn Breitenstein

6:30–8:00 PM

Wednesday PreTeam 1

Ages 5-18  ·  Addie Ross

Thursday

4:00–5:45 PM

Thursday Level 2

Ages 5-18  ·  Jane Bower

4:15–5:45 PM

Thursday Xcel Bronze 4:15pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Gracelyn Breitenstein

4:30–6:00 PM

Thursday PreTeam 1

Ages 5-18  ·  Annie Clarmo

5:00–8:00 PM

Thursday Level 4 & 5

Ages 5-18  ·  Iliana Brandt

5:30–8:00 PM

Thursday Level 3

Ages 5-18  ·  Alysa Whitewater

5:45–7:15 PM

Thursday Xcel Bronze 5:45pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Gracelyn Breitenstein

Friday

4:30–6:00 PM

Friday PreTeam 1

Ages 5-18  ·  Addie Ross

2026/2027 Optionals & Xcel Silver–Xcel Gold Training Schedule

Ages 5–18  |  August 30, 2026 – June 5, 2027

Monday

4:00–8:00 PM

Monday Levels 6 & 7

Ages 5-18  ·  Annie Clarmo

4:00–8:00 PM

Monday Levels 8-10

Ages 5-18  ·  Aaron Ross

4:00–6:00 PM

Monday Xcel Silver 4pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Ali Piazza

5:00–8:00 PM

Monday Xcel Gold

Ages 5-18  ·  Helen Peterson

6:00–8:00 PM

Monday Xcel Silver 6pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Ali Piazza

Tuesday

4:00–8:00 PM

Tuesday Levels 6 & 7

Ages 5-18  ·  Marion Schissel

4:00–8:00 PM

Tuesday Levels 8-10

Ages 5-18  ·  Aaron Ross

5:00–8:00 PM

Tuesday Xcel Gold

Ages 5-18  ·  Helen Peterson

Wednesday

4:00–8:00 PM

Wednesday Levels 6 & 7

Ages 5-18  ·  To Be Announced

4:00–6:00 PM

Wednesday Xcel Silver 4pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Ali Piazza

6:00–8:00 PM

Wednesday Xcel Silver 6pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Ali Piazza

Thursday

4:00–8:00 PM

Thursday Levels 6 & 7

Ages 5-18  ·  Marion Schissel

4:00–8:00 PM

Thursday Levels 8-10

Ages 5-18  ·  Aaron Ross

5:00–8:00 PM

Thursday Xcel Gold

Ages 5-18  ·  Ashlyn Barker

Friday

4:00–6:00 PM

Friday Xcel Silver 4pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Ali Piazza

6:00–8:00 PM

Friday Xcel Silver 6pm

Ages 5-18  ·  Ali Piazza

Saturday

7:00–11:00 AM

Saturday Levels 6-10 (mixed group)

Ages 5-18  ·  To Be Announced

Pricing & Membership

Transparent, fair pricing for our competitive program

Annual Membership

Required for all competitive gymnasts

$100

Levels 1-10

Payment Schedule

Due when you first register and April 1st every year after

Membership Period

Runs from April 1st of the current year to March 31st of the following year

Monthly Tuition

Prices are billed out monthly

Minimum Hours Billing: You will be billed for the minimum required training hours for your child’s level, even if your child attends fewer hours.

Pre-Team 1

1.5 hr classes

1 Class/Week$130
2 Classes/Week$185

Xcel Bronze

1.5 hr classes

2 Classes/Week$185
3 Classes/Week$230

Level 2

1.75 hr classes

2 Classes/Week$215
3 Classes/Week$240

Xcel Silver

2 hr classes

2 Classes/Week$225
3 Classes/Week$245

Level 3

2.5 hr classes

2 Classes/Week$235
3 Classes/Week$260

Level 4 and Xcel Gold

3 hr classes

2 Classes/Week$245
3 Classes/Week$290

Levels 6–10

4 hr classes

1 Class/Week$225
2 Classes/Week$285
3 Classes/Week$340
4 Classes/Week$385
5 Classes/Week$425

Payment Policy

  • •These prices are based on practices that only meet 4 weeks a month. If your child is enrolled in classes that meet on different days, and there are four practices on one day but five on another day in a given month, the monthly tuition will be adjusted accordingly.
  • •$25 per gymnast for any open balances on the 10th of the month

Multi-Child Discounts

Save more when multiple children are enrolled!

Second Child

10% OFF

Lowest tuition amount

Third Child & Beyond

15% OFF

Lowest tuition for each additional child

Note: Discounts apply to the lowest monthly tuition when multiple children from the same family are enrolled.

USAG Competition Seasons

2026 Compulsory Competition Season

August – November 2026

2026 Compulsory Meet Schedule
DateCompetitionHostLocationRegistration Deadline
Aug 22–23, 2026In-House CritiquePEGLa Crosse, WIN/AMandatory
Sep 26–27, 2026M & M InvitationalM & M GymnasticsNew Berlin, WIJul 15, 2026
Oct 3–4, 2026PEG Foundation ClassicPEGLa Crosse, WIJul 15, 2026
Oct 10–11, 2026Gymfinity Star InviteGymfinityMadison, WIJul 15, 2026
Nov 7–8, 2026Bear-A-Boo InviteCSA KidsWisconsin Dells, WIJul 15, 2026
Nov 21–22, 2026USAG Compulsory State MeetSalto GymnasticsFranklin, WIN/AMandatory

Championship Qualification

Gymnasts MUST compete in two (2) Regular Season USAG meets. Gymnasts must receive a minimum of a 32.0 All-Around at their regular season meets to qualify for State.

Mobility & Advancement Requirements

Advancement to the next competitive level is based on the gymnast’s overall readiness and is not determined by meet scores alone. To be considered for advancement, gymnasts must consistently demonstrate mastery of all required skills for the next level, maintain appropriate strength, flexibility, body shapes, and execution, exhibit the maturity, work ethic, attendance, and coachability expected of a Performance Elite Gymnastics athlete, and receive a positive recommendation from the coaching staff.

In addition, gymnasts must achieve the following minimum All-Around mobility scores at two (2) sanctioned competitions, with no individual event score below an 8.00:

  • Level 2 → Level 336.00 AA
  • Level 3 → Level 435.50 AA
  • Xcel Bronze → Xcel Silver36.00 AA
  • Xcel Silver → Xcel Gold35.00 AA
  • Level 4 → Level 534.00 AA
  • Level 5 → Level 632.00 AA

Meeting the minimum mobility score does not automatically guarantee advancement. Final placement decisions are made by the coaching staff based on the athlete’s overall preparedness, consistency in practice and competition, physical readiness, and long-term potential for success at the next level. Our goal is to advance gymnasts only when they are prepared to compete confidently, consistently, and with the strong technical foundation that Performance Elite Gymnastics expects.

2026/2027 Optionals & Xcel Competition Season

November 2026 – April 2027

2026/2027 Optionals and Xcel Meet Schedule
DateCompetitionHostLocation
Nov 14–15, 2026In-House CritiquePEGLa Crosse, WI
Dec 4–6, 202637th Annual Peppermint TwistTwin City TwistersMinneapolis, MN
Dec 11–13, 2026PEG Pinnacle ClassicCanceledPEGLa Crosse, WI
Jan 8–10, 2027Wisconsin Dells Vacation Classic360 SportsWisconsin Dells, WI
Jan 22–24, 2027Chellsie ClassicM & M GymnasticsNew Berlin, WI
Feb 5–7, 2027Milwaukee Motorcycle ClassicMidwest TwistersMilwaukee, WI
Feb 19–21, 2027Resilient w/Ragan SmithCanceledLR ProductionsLa Crosse Center (La Crosse, WI)
Mar 19–21, 2027USAG Optionals & Xcel State MeetAirforce Gymnastics AcademyGreen Bay, WI
Apr 9–11, 2027USAG Region 4 ChampionshipsUSAGTBD

Championship Qualification

Gymnasts must receive a minimum of a 34.0 All-Around at two (2) of their regular season meets to qualify for State and must receive a minimum of a 34.0 All-Around at State to qualify for Region 4 Championships.

Note: Region 4 Championships are for DP Optionals (Levels 6–10) only; Xcel gymnasts will be done competing after State.

Mobility & Advancement Requirements

Advancement to the next competitive level is based on the gymnast’s overall readiness and is not determined by meet scores alone. To be considered for advancement, gymnasts must consistently demonstrate mastery of all required skills for the next level, maintain appropriate strength, flexibility, body shapes, and execution, exhibit the maturity, work ethic, attendance, and coachability expected of a Performance Elite Gymnastics athlete, and receive a positive recommendation from the coaching staff.

In addition, gymnasts must achieve the following minimum All-Around mobility scores at two (2) sanctioned competitions, with no individual event score below an 8.00:

  • Level 6 → Level 732.00 AA
  • Level 7 → Level 834.00 AA
  • Level 8 → Level 934.00 AA
  • Level 9 → Level 1034.00 AA
  • Xcel Silver → Xcel Gold35.00 AA

Meeting the minimum mobility score does not automatically guarantee advancement. Final placement decisions are made by the coaching staff based on the athlete’s overall preparedness, consistency in practice and competition, physical readiness, and long-term potential for success at the next level. Our goal is to advance gymnasts only when they are prepared to compete confidently, consistently, and with the strong technical foundation that Performance Elite Gymnastics expects.