Sokol USA
Farrell, Pennsylvania

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Monthly Meetings:

Regular monthly membership meetings have been changed to the SECONED MONDAY of each month beginning at 7:30 PM. No meetings will be held in January, July and August of each year.

 

Our ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS IS ALWAYS HELD ON THE FIRST SUNDAY IN JUNE. The 2024 Annual Meeting shall be held on Sunday June 2 at 2:00pm. 

 

Upcoming 2024 membership meetings are scheduled for:      

February 12; March 11; April 8; May 13; Sunday June 2 Annual Meeting; September 9; October 14; November 11; December 9;

NO MONTHLY MEETING IN JANUARY;

 

Classes:

Normally classes are not held in July and August

 

Fall classes usually begin the Third Monday in September

  • Continuous Registration occurs on the first day one begins class.
  • Please come dressed prepared to take part in class.
  • After becoming a Life Member, classes are FREE.

 

Gymnastic Class Registration:

Cost:  Once Membership in Sokol and AAU is acquired, classes are free… options will be explained.   We are a non-profit fraternal organization… we offer many advantages compared to a for-profit club

 

Members: May attend one or both classes:

Mondays & Thursdays – 6:00 to 7:15 PM:

(AGE GROUPS WILL BE CO-MINGLED AND SEPARATED AT APPROPRIATE TIMES.)

 

Program Emphasis:

3 to 8 year and Children 9 to 11 years;

Sokol classes place an emphasis primarily on introducing boys and girls to basic gymnastic skills and to progress through various levels of difficulty according to their readiness. They are presented with opportunities to safely learn to develop kinesthetic awareness, speed, hand-eye as well as gross body coordination, balance, strength and aesthetic movement. By doing so, they can experience success as well as learn to gain confidence in their abilities and in overcoming obstacles.

 

Males and Females:12 years and older; In addition to the above description, Sokol classes at this age are intended to prepare students to participate in “recreational gymnastic competition”. Emphasis is primarily on learning new skill progressions, on routine building and perfection based on USAG compulsories (and EXCEL program) as well as basic dance (girls) movements as they pertain to gymnastics. Students usually have an opportunity to compete one to three times per season.

 

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