Perfector Boys Team
Competitive JO men’s team, the largest men’s gymnastics team in Nevada.

The Perfector Boys Team is Go For It USA’s competitive Junior Olympic men’s program in Las Vegas, and currently the largest men’s gymnastics team in Nevada. Spanning Levels 3 through Elite, the program is committed to excellence and built on determination, teamwork, discipline, and integrity. Alumni have gone on to NCAA programs and professional performing-arts careers, including Cirque du Soleil.
In a sport where boys' programs are increasingly rare, Go For It USA has built a thriving, multi-level men's team where boys pursue excellence at every level and grow into outstanding young men.
Men’s artistic gymnastics is one of the most demanding sports in the world, contested across six events, floor exercise, pommel horse, still rings, vault, parallel bars, and high bar, each of which asks for a different blend of strength, power, control, and courage. The Perfector boys train across all six, competing in the Junior Olympic structure from Level 3 through Level 10 and Elite. Each level raises the bar in difficulty and refinement, and athletes earn their way upward by mastering the skills and the strength their level demands.
Strength is the foundation of everything in men’s gymnastics, and it is built here through years of patient, progressive conditioning. A boy who starts on the team learning clean basics gradually develops the extraordinary power that the rings, the parallel bars, and the high bar require. That physical development is matched by mental development, the discipline to train hard, the composure to perform under pressure, and the integrity to do the work right even when no one is watching.
Our competitive record speaks for itself: the Perfector boys have produced Level 7 State Champions and Levels 8–10 State Champions, and the program’s reach extends well beyond the podium. Alumni of Go For It USA’s boys’ program have gone on to compete in NCAA gymnastics, earning the college opportunities that men’s gymnastics can open, and others have built professional performing-arts careers, including with Cirque du Soleil. That range, from collegiate athletics to the world stage of performance, speaks to how complete an athletic foundation men’s gymnastics provides.
Just as important as the results is the culture. The Perfector boys are a genuine team, and being the largest in the state means there is a real brotherhood on the floor, older athletes mentoring younger ones, teammates pushing and encouraging each other through the hardest training. Teamwork is not a slogan here; it is how the program runs day to day, and it is one of the biggest reasons boys stay in the sport and thrive.
Our coaching staff brings high-level expertise to the team, including coaches with Olympic and national-team backgrounds in men’s artistic gymnastics. That depth of knowledge means Perfector boys learn the sport the right way, safe progressions, sound technique, and training built for long-term development rather than short-term results.
For families weighing whether men’s gymnastics is worth the commitment, consider what it builds. There may be no better full-body athletic foundation than men’s artistic gymnastics: it develops extraordinary strength, body control, flexibility, and air-awareness, all of which transfer to virtually every other sport a boy might pursue. Add the discipline, focus, and resilience that competitive training instills, and you have a young man who is not only a strong athlete but a capable, confident person. Our alumni paths, from NCAA gymnastics to the stage of Cirque du Soleil, show just how far that foundation can carry.
Membership on the Perfector Boys Team is by invitation and coach recommendation. Many team members come up through our boys’ recreational program, identified by our coaches as having the strength, focus, and love of the sport that competition requires. If your son dreams of competing, or you simply want to learn about the path into men’s gymnastics, reach out to the office, we would be proud to tell you more about Nevada’s largest men’s team.
What to wear
- A fitted t-shirt and athletic shorts (no buttons or zippers).
- Short or secured hair, kept away from the face.
- No jewelry, please leave watches, rings, and necklaces at home.
- Bare feet on the gym floor (socks and shoes stay in the cubbies).
What to bring
- A labeled water bottle to stay hydrated.
- A small bag or cubby items for shoes, socks, and a jacket.
- A positive, ready-to-try attitude, that is the most important thing!
Skill progression
Compulsory (Levels 3–5)
- Foundational skills on all six men’s events
- Strength base
Levels 6–7 (State Champions)
- Increased difficulty
- Refined technique
- Level 7 State Champions
Levels 8–10 (State Champions)
- Advanced optional skills
- Levels 8–10 State Champions
Elite
- Highest competitive level
- Maximum difficulty
- Pathway to NCAA & performing arts
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