Team Quayside is where commitment, coaching and confidence come together. For children ready to progress in Trampoline and DMT, this is where effort, encouragement and personal bests matter most.
Being part of Team Quayside is about so much more than results. It is about learning to work hard, listen well, support one another and keep going when something feels difficult.
Children grow in confidence, discipline and resilience while representing the club in Trampoline and DMT in a positive and encouraging environment.
Competitions can be exciting, but the real magic is in the friendships, the progress and the pride children feel when they see how far they have come.
Children and young people supporting each other, training together and proudly representing Quayside.
Progression is about the whole child, not just the score sheet.
Turning up, trying hard and learning that progress comes step by step.
Cheering each other on, celebrating effort and growing stronger together.
Building self-belief through training, routines, performance and progress.
Learning that every athlete has their own journey, goals and next brave step.
Team Quayside focuses on Trampoline and DMT, helping athletes progress through training, routines, competition experience and personal bests.
For athletes developing stronger control, confidence, routines and performance skills on the trampoline.
For athletes progressing in double mini trampoline, building power, precision, confidence and safe landings.
Opportunities to represent Quayside, gain experience, work towards goals and celebrate progress.
Every athlete’s journey is different. The aim is to keep improving, keep learning and keep supporting each other.
Team Quayside is usually by invitation or discussion with the coaching team. Coaches look for children who are showing readiness, focus, commitment and enjoyment in Trampoline or DMT.
If a coach feels your child may be ready, they may be invited to a trial or assessment session. If your child is very interested in the Team pathway, you are welcome to speak to us too.
Our aim is always to find the right fit for the child. Team training should feel exciting, challenging and positive.
Carl leads the coaching journey for many of our athletes and helps shape the culture of Team Quayside.
Great coaching is not just about technical skill. It is about helping children grow in confidence, understand their potential and feel supported as they work towards new goals.
Under strong coaching leadership, children learn how to train well, represent the club proudly and enjoy the process of improving.
Competitions give athletes the chance to represent the club, perform their routines, build experience and celebrate progress.
Competition entries are booked through Bookwhen. Please only book competitions when advised by the coaching team, so your child is entered into the correct level and event.
Luxon says being on the team is about how you train, how you cheer and how you grow.
New to competitions? Here is the gentle version, without the scoring spreadsheet fog.
A trampoline routine is usually made up of 10 skills, performed in order, starting and finishing under control.
Judges look at shape, control, form and how cleanly each skill is performed.
Athletes aim to stay central on the trampoline. This is often called horizontal displacement.
Depending on the level, scores may also include difficulty or time of flight. Coaches will explain what applies.
Competition days can be exciting, busy and emotional. The biggest thing parents can bring is calm encouragement. Athletes perform best when they feel supported, not pressured.
Please arrive in plenty of time, make sure your child has the correct kit, and follow the instructions given by coaches. Parents should stay in spectator areas and not enter the competition floor unless asked by a coach or organiser.
After your child competes, focus on effort, bravery and progress. Scores and medals matter, but confidence, resilience and personal bests matter even more.
A few practical details to help Team families stay competition-ready.
Athletes should wear suitable sports clothing for training. Clothing should allow safe movement and should not have zips, buttons, buckles or anything that could catch on equipment.
Competition kit requirements may vary depending on the event and level. Coaches will confirm exactly what is needed before your child competes.
Club membership needs to be renewed by September each year. Please use the club membership booking link when renewal time comes around.
Helpful answers for families thinking about, joining or already part of Team Quayside.
Children are usually invited to trial or be assessed by the coaching team when they show readiness in Trampoline or DMT. If your child is very interested, please speak to us and we can advise whether the Team pathway may be suitable.
Please do not worry. Every child develops at a different pace. Your child can continue building skills in their regular class, and you are welcome to ask a coach for guidance on what they can work towards.
Team training is more focused and commitment-based than recreational classes. Competition opportunities are part of the pathway, but coaches will guide families on when a child is ready and which events are appropriate.
Training commitment depends on the athlete, pathway and level. The coaching team will explain the expected commitment before a child joins Team Quayside.
Competition bookings are made through Bookwhen. Please only book competitions once you have been advised by the coaching team.
Club membership needs to be renewed by September each year.
Athletes should wear suitable sports clothing that allows them to move safely. Please avoid jewellery, watches, zips, buttons or anything that could catch on equipment. Long hair should be tied back.
Mistakes are part of learning. We encourage athletes to be proud of stepping onto the competition floor, representing the club and trying their best. Coaches will help athletes reflect, learn and keep moving forward.
Please contact Quayside or speak to the coaching team. If your concern relates to welfare or safeguarding, ask for the Welfare Officer.
Team Quayside is not just about creating successful athletes. It is about helping children become more confident, resilient and proud of what they can do.
Yes, there may be competitions, routines, kit, commitment and busy weekends, but there is also friendship, discipline, support and huge personal growth.
Every child’s journey is different. Our aim is always to help them progress in a way that is encouraging, healthy and enjoyable, with the Team Quayside spirit at the heart of it: stronger together, personal best always.
If your child is ready to progress or you would like to understand more about our Trampoline and DMT pathways, contact the Quayside team and we will help guide you.