calisthenics sa

competitions

national rules & regulations

The ACF are responsible for the development and maintenance of its National Rules and Regulations. These rules are the foundation of Calisthenics around Australia. Each member State has the ability to apply for ‘flexible rules’ to cater for their own needs and operation.

Every three years, delegates from each member state are invited to a forum to discuss and review the National Rules and Regulations. The aim of the rules is to keep them simple, whilst at the same time, allowing the creativity of calisthenics to flow freely.

The ACF National Rules Forum Advisory Committee consists of the Rules Forum Chair, and ACF Directors of Competitions, Adjudication and Coaching.  The Advisory committee are the body responsible for ensuring the ACF rules are interpreted consistently across States and Territories and between all stakeholders, including coaches, adjudicators, and competition committees.

THE ACF NATIONAL RULES FORUM

The ACF National Rules Forum is comprised of the Chair, two delegates from each State or Territory, and the ACF Directors of Competitions, Adjudication and Coaching.

The objectives of the Forum are:

  • to provide a national approach to the ACF Rules and Regulations;
  • to have unambiguous rules that govern all Calisthenics competitions that are interpreted consistently; and
  • to have rules that preserve and continue to develop the creativity and uniqueness of Australian Calisthenics within a safe performance environment.

The National Rules Forum convenes every three years to review the ACF Rules.

For current information pertaining to ACF rules,  please go to the ACF Website.

competitions

nationals

BASIC INFORMATION

DATES: JULY 2025

Location: Adelaide, SA

The National Championships Competition showcases the very best of Calisthenics from around Australia.

Every year, South Australian calisthenic participants represent their State to compete for the crowning title of Australia’s National Champions. This event is hosted in a different State each year and in various prestigious and renowned theatres throughout Australia.

SA TEAMS

2024 national teams list

Congratulations to all our State Representatives

TEAM INFORMATION BOOKLET

Important information regarding team selection

REGISTRATION OF INTEREST FORM

National Team Registration of Interest

NATIONAL TEAM EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

National Team Registration of Interest via REV Sport

2023 national revue tickets

ROTATION

Head Coach Application

Assistant Coach Application

Team Manager Application

Nationals Rotation

competitions

Graceful solo/duo

BASIC INFORMATION

GRADING DATES: 11th – 21st April 2025

FINALS DATES: 23rd – 6th May 2025

Location: Royalty Theatre

RESOURCES

PROCEDURES

Application for video grading

CASA RULES

FINALS PROGRAM

GRACEFUL FINALS RESULTS

competitions

solo/duo

BASIC INFORMATION

The CASA Solo & Duo State Championships provides members who are a part of a team and club to perform an individual routine showcasing their Free Exercises and Dance Technique. Incorporating elements of strength, flexibility and dance, a Solo is a great way for participants to continue developing their own self confidence in performing.

Duos are performed as a pair with another existing member from the same or different club. Encouraging an emphasis on timing and unison Duos are a great way for members to work collaboratively and improve their confidence and to simply have fun. Similarly to Solos, this arrangement is a combination of Free Exercises and Dance Technique. Both routines are then marked on technique, execution, and choreography.

To compete in the CASA Solo & Duo State Championships competitors must have completed the required ACF Skills Examination for their age group in order to be eligible to compete in alignment with the ACF standards. CASA’s Solo & Duo State Championships are currently held in October – November after the completion of Team Competitions.

Solo finals: tba

duo finals: tba

Location: Royalty Theatre

grading tickets
  • Everyone 3 & over – $5
  • 2 & under – Free but will need to obtain a ticket for COVID numbers
  • Seats are not allocated
Finals Tickets
  • Dress Circle – $30
  • Adult – $25
  • Government Concession & Children 12 & under – $20
  • Senior Champ – Downstairs All Tickets $15, Upstairs All Tickets $20
  • 2 & under – Free but will need to obtain a ticket for COVID numbers
  • Life Members – Please contact office for code to purchase online.
  • Coaches – Free for divisional finals (excluding Champ) pending capacity a code will be emailed to you to purchase your ticket.

RESOURCES

PROCEDURES

program

CASA RULES

results

competitions

team state championships

BASIC INFORMATION

Calisthenics Clubs in South Australia have the opportunity to compete at 2 team competitions annually held by CASA. The first competition is held in May (after the completion of the Graceful Girl competitions) and allows clubs the opportunity to perform 3 outlined items in a black leotard at The Royalty Theatre. This creates a chance for teams to compete and receive feedback from adjudicators before the State Championships held from July – August.

The Team State Championships held at The Royalty Theatre is the main Calisthenics Team Competition for each year. Commencing in July and finishing in late August, this event is the pinnacle of South Australia’s Team Calisthenics Competitions. Performing all items in full costumes, stage props and lighting, this competition is a highlight of the South Australian Calisthenics calendar.

RESOURCES

State Championships Schedule

CASA RULES

results

2025

darwin development program

The Darwin Development team is a great opportunity for calisthenics participants who have not been selected in a National team prior to audition to be apart of one of CASA’s development teams.

This experience encourages members to improve on their calisthenics skills and technique with the opportunity to travel to Darwin to compete in the Frangipani Cup.

South Australia is proud to have sent Sub Junior, Junior and Intermediate teams to this event with the hopes to continue to send these teams to compete in Darwin.