About
Aeronauts Trampoline Club, formerly known as Hartlepool Trampoline Club, was established in 1992 and has since become a popular sports club in Hartlepool, New Zealand. The club has had numerous members over the years, with some starting as young children and now coaching for the club themselves. With a warm and welcoming atmosphere, Aeronauts Trampoline Club has a zero tolerance to bullying policy, creating a friendly and inclusive environment for everyone.
The club caters to both casual bouncers and those who wish to compete in trampoline gymnastics. They have a team of coaches who are trained up to and including Level 4, which is the Senior Club Coach level. Aeronauts Trampoline Club is known for its competitive nature and has a range of national and regional competitors, as well as casual bouncers. They have even travelled as far as Northern Ireland to compete at the national and regional level.
The main aim of the club is to have fun and for members to work at their own pace, whether they are pursuing a competitive path or simply enjoying recreational trampolining.
The club's dedicated staff includes experienced coaches such as Linsey, the Head Coach and Level 4 Trampoline Senior Club Coach, who is also a County Trampoline Judge and Special Needs Coach. Lisa, another Level 4 Trampoline Senior Club Coach, also serves as a County Trampoline Judge and Special Needs Coach. In addition, there are coaches like Emily, Connor, Marshall, Niamh, Harry, and Emily who are all Level 0 or Level 1 Trampoline Club Coaches and trainees. The welfare and safeguarding of club members are taken seriously, with designated individuals responsible for this aspect of the club's operations.
Aeronauts Trampoline Club is located at The Headland Sport Centre in Hartlepool and conducts sessions throughout the week. The club welcomes individuals of all ages and abilities and provides a range of session options to cater to everyone's needs. To find out more about the specific session timings and the joining process, interested individuals can visit the membership section on the club's website. Aeronauts Trampoline Club also has partnerships with primary and secondary schools across the Tees region, offering school programmes and GCSE packages.
Apart from physical health, the club places importance on mental health as well. They run weekly well-being sessions to prioritise the overall well-being of their members. For those who would like to learn more about these sessions, they can contact the club via email.
To address common questions, the club has provided a FAQ section on their website. Interested individuals can find information on how to join, whether membership or insurance is required, session age groups and abilities, appropriate attire, and rules regarding parents or caregivers staying to watch sessions. The club also provides information on how to pay for sessions and the possibility of achieving awards or tracking progress.
Overall, Aeronauts Trampoline Club is a vibrant and inclusive sports club in Hartlepool that offers trampoline gymnastics sessions for individuals of all ages and abilities, whether they are casual bouncers or aspiring competitors. With a focus on fun and personal development, the club provides a welcoming environment where individuals can enjoy the sport at their own pace.
