Rhythmic Gymnastics is one of the most elegant Olympic sports, blending the strength and flexibility of gymnastics with the grace of ballet and the expressiveness of dance.
Using apparatus such as hoops, balls, ropes, ribbons, and clubs, gymnasts perform choreographed routines that showcase artistry, precision, and control.
This sport helps young athletes develop discipline, confidence, teamwork, and a lifelong love of movement.
At Olympia Rhythmic Gymnastics, our mission is to make rhythmic gymnastics accessible to all young girls in our community and to provide opportunities for those who wish to excel in this beautiful sport.
Through expert coaching, respect, and encouragement, we help each gymnast reach her potential – developing strength, grace, and confidence both in and out of the gym.
Club Olympia Rhythmic Gymnastics was originally founded in 1997 in Bulgaria by Daniela Todorova and her fellow coaches. In 2009, Daniela brought Olympia to Vancouver, BC, where it has grown into one of Canada’s leading rhythmic gymnastics clubs.
Today, Olympia proudly supports more than 150 athletes, offering both recreational and competitive programs that encourage excellence, creativity, and lifelong passion for the sport.
Pari began her rhythmic gymnastics journey at Olympia at the age of 4 and has been a member of the Canadian National Team since 2022, competing both individually and as part of the national group. She has represented Canada at major international events, including the 2022 World Challenge Cup in Romania and the 2022 World Championships in Bulgaria.
In 2024, Pari was honoured with the Miss Elegance Award at the Canadian National Championships, and earlier this year Pari placed 6th All-Around at Elite Canada, once again securing her spot on the National Team.
Outside of the gym, Pari is a second-year student at the University of British Columbia, where she hopes to pursue a future career in sports medicine.
Margaret has been a proud member of the Canadian National Team for over five years, competing both individually and as part of the national group. She represented Canada at the Junior Pan American Championships in Rio, where her group placed 4th All-Around, and later earned a bronze medal at the 2022 Pan American Championships in Brazil.
Currently, Margaret is part of Canada’s National Group and continues to train at the highest level while studying at the University of Toronto.