It is with great pleasure that we announce the first ever Rhythmic Wonderland!
Rhythmic Wonderland is a premium rhythmic gymnastics event created to inspire.



Dates 2nd May, 2026 - 3rd May, 2026
Objective Rhythmic Wonderland is a non profit event created to give both gymnasts and parents the rhythmic experience of a lifetime and inspire both them and the next generation to persue and love this wonderful sport.
Organiser Dan Pickard (Rhythmic Vision)
Head Judge Rebecca Bunce
International Coordinator Yaga Atanaskovic
Sponsor Monika Baylarbayova (Anna's Gymnastics Academy)




What is perhaps most special about Rhythmic Wonderland is that unlike other events at Redbridge, Rhythmic Wonderland will take place in the central hall with hall lights replaced by professional theatre lighting and a full wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling background, providing perfect visuals plus extra ceiling height.
Location Jean Brown Arena,
Redbridge Sports Centre,
Forest Rd,
London,
IG6 3HD,
United Kingdom
Area 2275m2
Split into 1 competition hall and 2 training halls.
Each hall is approx 20m x 35m.
See floor plan below...
Height Note that unlike other events at Redbridge, this event will be taking place in the central hall, which has more ceiling height.
Additionally the lighting will be replaced to gain extra headroom.
The area over the carpet in the central 8x7m will be a minimum height of 11.5m.
The sides will be a minimum height of 10.5m.
The front and back will be a minimum height of 9.5m.
See ceiling plan below...
Lighting Sports hall lighting will be removed, and replaced with professional theatre lighting
to give the ultimate lighting for both audience and gymnast.
>500lux brightness.
>95 CRI.
5000K colour temperature.
Carpets Gymnova competition carpet.
Both training halls have a full size carpet.
Parking The venue has parking for £ 3.5 per day.
Public Transport Fairlop Station (on the central Line)
300m by foot.
Food & Drink Cafeteria inside the sports hall serving hot and cold food and drinks
Vendors Prima RG will be at the venue selling RG equipment.
Other vendors to be confirmed.




Floor Plan
Ceiling Plan Above Carpet
Entrance






There will be 6 levels for each age group: FIG A (elite gymnasts), FIG B (national level gymnasts), FIG C (regional level gymnasts), UK 2/1/0 (low level gymnasts).
International gymnasts are welcome to compete in all levels including the UK ones,
but please note that the three UK levels have a restriction on maximum body difficulty.
Level
 
 
Age
FIG
Will compete as per FIG rules 		Lower levels
Compete with restriction on body difficulty
A B C UK 2
(max DB 0.4) 		UK 1
(max DB 0.3) 		UK 0
(max DB 0.2)
2019   1 or 2 of
1 or 2 of
1 or 2 of
2018   1 or 2 of
1 or 2 of
1 or 2 of
1 of
2017 1, 2 or 3 of
1 or 2 of
1 or 2 of
1 or 2 of
1 of
1 of
2016 1, 2 or 3 of
1 or 2 of
1 or 2 of
1 or 2 of
1 of
1 of
2015 1, 2 or 3 of
1 or 2 of
1 or 2 of
1 or 2 routines
by choice 		1 routine
by choice 		1 routine
by choice
2014 1, 2 or 3 of
1 or 2 of
1 or 2 of
1 or 2 routines
by choice 		1 routine
by choice 		1 routine
by choice
2013 1, 2 or 3 of
1 or 2 of
1 or 2 of
1 or 2 routines
by choice 		1 routine
by choice 		1 routine
by choice
Juniors
(2011-2012) 		1, 2 or 3 of
1, 2 or 3 of
1, 2 or 3 of
1 or 2 routines
by choice 		1 routine
by choice 		1 routine
by choice
Seniors
(2010+) 		1, 2 or 3 of
1, 2 or 3 of
1, 2 or 3 of
1 or 2 routines
by choice 		1 routine
by choice 		1 routine
by choice
Only gymnasts doing 3 routines will qualify for all around.
Coaches may raise the level of their gymnast after registration if they wish.
Routine Requirements
Level
 
 
Age
FIG

A/B/C 		UK

2/1/0
2018 - 2019   DB max 6 (2 from each body group)
DA max 8
R max 2 (can be single rotation)
2016 - 2017 Junior FIG rules
2013 -2015 DB max 6 (2 from each body group)
DA max 10
R max 2 (can be single rotation)
Junior
Senior FIG rules DB max 6 (2 from each body group)
DA max 12
R max 2 (can be single rotation)
Free routines can have a maximum of 3 R, each R can have a maximum of 2 rotations and can claim a bonus 0.1 for change in level or axis as per the code of points
Note that the 2025-2028 code of points will be used for scoring in all categories.




There will be 3 levels for each age group.
Level
 
 
Age
FIG
Will compete as per FIG rules
A B C
Pre-Espoir
(2017/2016/2015) 		1 routine
by choice
Espoir
(2015/2014/2013) 		1 routine
by choice
Junior
(2012/2011) 		1 routine
by choice
Senior
(2010+) 		1 routine
by choice
Note that the 2025-2028 code of points will be used for scoring in all categories.





In addition to registering gymnasts, clubs may also form a teams of 5 individual gymnasts.
Rules • A team must comprise of 5 individual gymnasts.
• Each gymnast must have a different year of birth.
• Each gymnast must submit one routine to the team, and this routine must be decided before they compete.
• Each team must submit one free, one hoop, one ball, one clubs and one ribbon routine to create a combined score.
• The team with the highest combined score will win.
• Any one gymnast may not be in more than one team, however there is no limit to the number of teams that a club may register.
• Team awards will be given out at the very final presentation ceremony of the weekend.
Fee Team registration is free.
Registration • Coaches register their teams via rhythmicvision.eu
• The deadline for registering teams is 1st March 2026






Welcome to the first Rhythmic Gymnastics Battle!

This new concept is probably the most exciting part of the weekend for the elite level gymnasts!

(please note that this is not the same as the knockout tournaments that take place in USA and Italy)
Entry Every gymnast in the competition is eligible to take part in the battle, although only 1 gymnast from each club may qualify.
Qualification • The 4 gymnasts with the highest total difficulty score (DB+DA) in a single routine from the whole competition will qualify to enter the battle.
• If any qualifying gymnasts are unavailable for the battle (which will take place at the end of Sunday), or they do not wish to take part in the battle, or are from the same club as a higher scoring gymnast, the next highest scoring gymnasts qualify.
Knockout • The 4 gymnasts will grouped at random in pairs and each pair will compete in a battle.
• The 2 winners of these 2 qualifying battles will then compete against each other in the final battle.
Battle Rules • Each battle will comprise of up to 4 rounds, each of which may be won by either gymnast.
• The gymnast winning the most rounds will win the battle.
• At the start of the battle the two gymnasts (Gymnast A and Gymnast B), together with their coaches, will take to the carpet.
• During the round itself, only the gymnast and her coach (if she wishes) will be on the carpet, the others will have to stand behind the red line.
• In the first round Gymnast A will be given 10 seconds to perform a risk with any apparatus.
• The risk will be judged by at least two brevet judges.
• Gymnast B will then be given 20 seconds to "respond" to Gymnast A with a risk of her choosing with any apparatus. The apparatus does not need to be the same. Note that coaches will also be invited to the carpet to accompany their gymnasts and assist in choosing the element.
• A point will be given to the gymnast with the highest value of risk awarded in that round.
• If both gymnasts score the same, a point will be given to each gymnast.
• The second round will start with Gymnast B and then Gymnast A will have to respond.
• In every round the first gymnast will be given 10 seconds to perform the risk and the second gymnast will be given 20 seconds to respond.
• A gymnast can only peform an identical risk with the same apparatus once.
• If after 4 rounds the scores are tied, all the values from each of their 4 risks will be added together to find a winner. Any responding gymnast must thefore ensure that her risk is performed even when she thinks she can't match her opponent in that round.
• If after 4 rounds the scores are tied and the sum of all their risks are the same, it will go to sudden death until there is a winner. Gymnast A and Gymnast B will alternate in the same fashion as the rest of the battle.
Fee The battle is free.
Music The gymnast does not supply music for the battle.
The music will be provided by the organiser and the same music will be used for both gynmasts in the battle.




Apparatus awards For all individuals and groups in each category.
Apparatus awards will be ranked by dense ranking.
In addition, UK level 0,1,2 categories may be automatically sub-categorised
to ensure that everyone gets to go on the podium.
All around awards Gold/silver/bronze for individuals in each category doing 3 routines.
Team Awards for top 3 teams.
Battle Award for the winner of the battle.
Special awards Miss Artistry (×4)
Miss Smile (×4)
Miss Wonderland (×4)
Best Coach This will be decided at the end of Sunday!
Gifts Each participating gymnast will receive Rhythmic Wonderland gifts.




The most beautiful part of the day will be the professional gala show!
Designed to inspire gymnasts and parents alike, this show will feature a high end technical production akin to a west end theatre experience!
Note that the gala show is a professional show. Gymnasts may not register to be in the gala show themselves.




Saturday
2nd May 		Morning Competition
Gala Show
Presentations
Afternoon Competition
Gala Show
Presentations
Sunday
3rd May 		Morning Competition
Gala Show
Presentations
Afternoon Competition
The Battle
Gala Show
Presentations






Dates
Registration
Closes 28th February, 2026
but is expected to close sooner as it reaches capacity.
Payment by 7th March, 2026
Music
& Team assignment 		Upload by 1st March, 2026
Registration Fee
Individual 1 routine £ 60
2 routines £ 80
3 routines £ 100
Group 1 routine £ 180
2 routines £ 205
6th gymnast £ 30 extra
Spectators Adult £ 12 in advance
£ 15 on day
Child (under 12) Free
Note that all gymnasts are welcome to spectate for free.
Delegation
1 gymnast 1 coach
2-9 gymnasts 1 coach, 1 judge
10+ gymnasts 1 coach, 2 judges
(at least one of which must be qualified to judge DA)
Levy If you are unable to supply the required number of judges
the delegation will incur a levy of £ 125 per day
Registration via
rhythmicvision.eu
 • All categories
• Music upload
• Team assignment
ksis.eu
 • A, B, C categories only
(Music must always be uploaded via Rhythmic Vision)
Payment
GBP Invoices will be viewable after registration.
USD Payments may be made by Zelle upon request
EUR Payments may be made in euro upon request
Refunds Refunds are only available before the first payment deadline
(7th December, 2025)
*Earlybird spaces are limited to 100.
When this capacity is reached earlybird (phase 1) registration will close.
Any earlybird fees not paid by the earlybird deadline (7th December, 2025)
will be automatically upgraded to full price.
Full price registration will also close early if capacity is reached.




Competition Photos 1 routine £ 45 for minimum 200 photos
2 routines £ 75 for minimum 400 photos
3 routines £ 105 for minimum 600 photos
Competition Videos Aerial £ 25 per routine
Floor level Available instead of photos
Studio Photos
(by danpickard.com) 		1 photo £ 25
(Includes editing)
Consent Consent to be photographed is given by default. Please contact the organiser to remove consent.
Spectators Spectators are kindly asked not to photograph or video any gymnasts other than your own children.




Hotel YOTELPAD Stratford is our official hotel, located in central Stratford.
Stratford was the location of the 2012 Olympic games,
and is now a vibrant town centre with excellent connections to the rest of London.
Westgate shopping centre, the largest in London, is on your doorstep.
The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is also next door.
Location YOTELPAD,
Stratford,
London,
E15 1NG,
United Kingdom
Hotel Rating 4 stars
Group Rate Thu 30th May £ 140 per room
Fri 1st May £ 145 per room
Sat 2nd May £ 175 per room
Sun 3rd May £ 105 per room
Mon 4th May £ 100 per room
Transport
to Venue 		25 minutes by Central Line (£ 2.50 one-way)
Transport
to Central London 		25 minutes by Elizabeth Line (£ 2.90 one-way)
Transport
from Stansted Airport 		50 minutes direct route by either train (£ 38 return) or coach (£ 20 return)
Transport
from Heathrow Airport 		55 minutes by Elizabeth Line (£ 13 one-way)
All routes described above are direct routes (no need to change line) and involve no more than 5 minutes walk
Please note that this is not the cheapest hotel in the area, but rather just the hotel we think you will most like to stay at.
If you are looking for more economical accomodation we can also recommend the best hotel for you on a budget.




Responsibility All gymnasts must be under the supervision of their coach at all times.
All delegations are responsible for arriving at the hall at the correct time
and leaving the hall in a clean and tidy state.
Insurance Organisers are not liable in case of accident, damage or loss of belongings. All participants must provide adequate insurance cover (e.g British Gymnastics full membership). All coaches must have the correct qualification.
Consent By registering gymnasts at this event by default you give the gymnast's consent to publish names and scores online, and for photos and videos to be taken by the organsier. If you do not consent please contact the organiser.
Visa Note that for EU participants you now need to obtain an ETA. It costs £ 16 and we will assist you in how to get one online. For participants requiring a visa, we will provide a letter of invitation for your visa application.
Disabilities Rhythmic Wonderland is an all welcoming event. If your gymnast is disabled please contact us for special entry to the competition.
Refunds Refunds will not be available after the payment deadline.




All clubs are invited!
To register please login to rhythmicvision.eu or ksis.eu