NGA
(National Gymnastics Association )
The National Gymnastics Association (NGA) is a national organization that supports competitive gymnastics through unified rules, consistent judging standards, and opportunities for athletes to develop their skills. NGA promotes a positive, inclusive, and safe environment for gymnasts, coaches, judges, and clubs.
Our gymnasts compete through NGA to gain valuable competition experience, improve their skills, build confidence, and continue progressing toward their individual goals.
One sport. One standard. One goal: athlete success.
Report A Concern
. Identify the Concern
Determine what happened and whether it involves athlete safety, misconduct, abuse, harassment, bullying, or another concern.
2. Gather the Details
Provide as much specific information as possible, including:
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Name of the person being reported
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Club or gym affiliation
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Date and location of the incident
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People involved
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Description of what occurred
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Whether the incident happened at an AAU-licensed event
3. Complete the AAU Reporting Form
Use AAU's official Athlete Protection Reporting Form to submit your concern.
4. Submit Your Report
Review your information carefully and submit the completed report to AAU.
5. Report Emergencies Immediately
If you believe an athlete is in immediate danger or a crime has occurred, contact the appropriate local authorities immediately. AAU's athlete-protection guidance also directs reports of suspected child physical or sexual abuse to law enforcement.