Perfector Girls Team (JO Optional)
Competitive girls' team competing the optional levels, Level 5 through Elite.
The Perfector Girls Team is Go For It USA's competitive Junior Olympic girls' program in Las Vegas, competing the optional levels, Level 5 through Elite. Built on a long history of Nevada State and TeamGym National championships, the program emphasizes difficulty, execution, and composition. Membership is by coach invitation, and gymnasts must meet the age and skill requirements for each level.
The Perfector Girls Team is the competitive heart of Go For It USA and the destination so many of our recreational athletes work toward.
Level 5/6 is where a gymnast enters team training and builds her first full routines. From Level 7 upward, routines are judged on difficulty, execution, and composition, and each athlete competes a program built around her own strengths. Elite is the pinnacle: maximum difficulty, performed with artistry.
Competitive gymnastics asks a great deal of an athlete and gives back even more. Perfector girls train serious hours, push through plateaus, and learn to perform under pressure. In return they build a work ethic, resilience, and confidence that shapes who they become far beyond the gym.
Our coaching staff includes coaches with national-team and Olympic-level experience, paired with deep care for each athlete's long-term development. We believe in building gymnasts up, not burning them out, and in keeping the love of the sport alive at the highest levels.
Most team members come up through our recreational program and Bronze classes, identified by our coaches as ready for what competition requires. If you would like to understand the competitive path, reach out to the office and our coaches will be glad to talk with you.
What to wear
- A leotard or fitted athletic clothing (no skirts, buttons, or zippers).
- Hair pulled back and secured away from the face.
- No jewelry, please leave watches, rings, necklaces, and large earrings 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
Level 5/6 (Team entry)
- First optional routines
- Foundational technique & body control
Optional (Levels 7–10)
- Routines judged on difficulty, execution & composition
- Individualized programs
Elite
- Highest competitive level
- Maximum difficulty & artistry
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