Nsw High Performance Centre

Developing the next generation of gymnastics stars in Australia for the international stage. Do you have what it takes?

Established in 1985, The High Performance Centre was originally created to ‘underpin’ the Australian Institute of Sport program in Canberra. In 2004 the program evolved to offer programs through to international level. The HPC does this through their feeder programs, partnerships and initiatives with the community.

In 2006 the HPC had it's first taste of international success, with Prashanth Sellathurai producing a pommel horse routine at the 2006 World Championships that earned him the silver medal. He has since gone on to collect a handful of world championship medals, commonwealth games gold and international recognition for his style and technique.

At the end of 2013 the HPC program moved into its new complex based at Sydney Gymnastics and Aquatic Centre in Rooty Hill. With arguably the leading facility in Australian gymnastics and a coaching team dedicated to seeing each athlete reach their full potential, The HPC is the new standard of Elite Gymnastics within Australia.

Do you think you have what it takes to be apart of the HPC?