Full program
2026 Competition Schedule
Site opens:
12H30
Wednesday
March 4, 2026
Site closes:
22H30
| Session | Level | Walk in | Competition | Medals |
Behind the scenes at IG 10H15 to 11H45
Wednesday 10:15 to 11:45
This activity is aimed at gymnasts aged 6 and over, parents and coaches who wish to discover more about the behind-the-scenes experience of high-level athletes at the International Gymnix.
On the agenda: an exclusive tour of the competition areas, the chance to try out the gymnastics equipment, and of course, a host of surprises in store for participants. All of this will take place in a festive atmosphere inspired by the 70s, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Montreal Olympic Games and to relive the memorable moments of Nadia Comăneci!
| A1 | N9 | 13h30 | 14h00 | 17h20 |
| B1 | N6 | 13h50 | 14h50 | 17h50 |
| A2 | N9 | 17h20 | 17h50 | 21h30 |
| B2 | N6 | 16h55 | 18h16 | 22h00 |
Site opens:
7H00
Thursday
March 5, 2026
Site closes:
22H30
Training - Challenge8H00 to 10H00
Podium training – Challenge category
| B3 | N6 | 7h20 | 8h33 | 11h00 |
Training - Junior 10H00 to 12H00
Podium training – Junior Category
| B4 | N6 | 9h25 | 10h44 | 13h25 |
Behind the scene at IG 10h45 to 12h15
Thursday 10:45 am to 12:15 pm
This activity is aimed at gymnasts aged 6 and over, parents and coaches who wish to discover more about the behind-the-scenes experience of high-level athletes at the International Gymnix.
On the agenda: an exclusive tour of the competition areas, the chance to try out the gymnastics equipment, and of course, a host of surprises in store for participants. All of this will take place in a festive atmosphere inspired by the 70s, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Montreal Olympic Games and to relive the memorable moments of Nadia Comăneci!
Training - Senior 13H00 to 15H00
Podium training – Senior category
| B5 | N6 | 12h40 | 13h53 | 16h20 |
| B6 | N8 | 14h55 | 16h00 | 18h15 |
| A3 | N9 | 14h50 | 15h20 | 19h00 |
| B7 | N8 | 17h30 | 18h51 | 21h30 |
| A4 | N9 | 18h10 | 18h40 | 21h45 |
Site opens:
7H00
Friday
March 6, 2026
Site closes:
22H00
| B8 | Nintro | 7h20 | 8h17 | 10h00 |
| A5 | Jeunesse intro | 8h20 | 8h50 | 11h55 |
| B9 | Nintro | 8h50 | 9h47 | 11h30 |
| B10 | N8 | 10h05 | 11h18 | 13h55 |
| Challenge Gymnix | - | 12h00 | 13h52 | 16h30 |
| B11 | N8 | 13h10 | 14h23 | 17h00 |
Opening Ceremony18H45
Senior Cup19H00
Senior Cup
Warm-up:
17H10
March in:
19H00
Until:
22H00
Show 21H40
More information to come
This group originally brought together a collective of six second-year acrobats. Driven by a common momentum, the project quickly attracted other protagonists of acrobatics, from second and third years, animated by the desire to perform, by solidarity and by a passion for movement.
Some joined the adventure out of personal conviction, notably Sheyla, whose gymnastics background resonated particularly strongly with this creation. Returning to perform on the Gymnix acrobatic floor, after choosing the path of circus arts, represented for her a symbolic way of coming full circle. A touching gesture, full of meaning, that reflects the unifying and profoundly human spirit of this project.
Site opens:
7H00
Saturday
March 7, 2026
Family Day
Site closes:
22H00
| A8 | Novice | 7h20 | 7h50 | 12h10 |
| B12 | N7 | 8h20 | 9h21 | 11h20 |
Training with Ellie & René 11H00 to 12H30
Come train with Olympians Ellie Black and René Cournoyer at the Gymnix club just before the Junior Cup! Training is open only to gymnasts aged 8 and up. The activity includes 1 hour of training and 30 minutes for questions, photos, and autographs.
Please note, places are limited!
Conference - TBA 12H00 to 12H30
FREE CONFERENCE – Presented by Le Sideline
This conference will be led by an interdisciplinary team (medical students, kinesiologists and physiotherapists), offering a simple and interactive approach, with simplified posters, anatomical models and fun activities adapted to the context of the tournament.
The subject: Helping young gymnasts better understand and prevent injuries related to their sport by providing practical and safe advice directly applicable to their training and competition.
Junior Cup 14H00
Junior Cup
Warm-up:
12H10
March in:
14H00
Until:
17H30
Show - Kumpa'nia & Parkour-
KUMPA’NIA
In Montreal and throughout Quebec, KUMPA’NIA offers high-energy carnival entertainment! Whether in the street, on a stage, or among the crowd, a veritable human firework display awaits you! To the sound of original compositions inspired by Brazilian, Cuban, and African rhythms, the troupe comes alive like a riot of energy, complete with humorous choreography and exuberant costumes. Whether performing as a strolling group or in a fixed location, KUMPA’NIA has been enlivening festivals, parades, neighborhood parties, schools, and events for over 20 years.
Followed by a parkour demonstration!
| B13 | N7 | 16h30 | 17h37 | 19h50 |
| A10 | N10 | 17h20 | 17h50 | 21h25 |
| B14 | N7 | 18h30 | 19h37 | 21h50 |
Site opens:
8H00
Sunday
March 8, 2026
Site closes:
18H30
| A11 | N10 | 8h20 | 8h50 | 12h05 |
| B15 | N7 | 8h30 | 9h49 | 12h30 |
Conference - Support Team 12h00 to 12h30
FREE CONFERENCE – Presented by Jean-Paul Richard
A freestyle ski coach for 22 years, Jean-Paul Richard led the Swedish national team to the Vancouver Olympics (2010), then the Canadian women’s team, contributing to the Dufour-Lapointe sisters’ Olympic double in Sochi (2014). He subsequently gained extensive experience in performance management, holding various leadership positions, notably at Cirque du Soleil. A certified Integral Development Coach, he now applies his expertise to engaged leadership and well-being with TANGIBLE Performance.
The subject: Supporting autonomy for healthy and sustainable performance: everyone has their place in the integrated support team, including sports science professionals, sports medicine professionals, and those involved in performance management and the performance environment. The goal is to enable performance that is effective, sustainable, and respectful of the long-term development of individuals and teams.
Conference - Women gymnast health 13H00 to 13H30
FREE CONFERENCE – Presented by Bianca Dancose-Giambattisto
A former gymnast with the Canadian national team and the NCAA circuit, Bianca is a pelvic health physiotherapist, kinesiologist, and founder of Women in Sport, an initiative that mobilizes the sport ecosystem to place women’s health at the heart of sport culture. She supports athletes, leads workshops for sport organizations—including Gymnastics Canada—and trains health and sport professionals on the overall health of female athletes. Bianca works to bridge the gap between science and practice and build a more equitable sport by addressing the needs of girls and women on the field.
The topic: Helping gymnasts understand the particularities of women’s health and demystifying the role of the menstrual cycle and pelvic floor in sport.
Signatures - Male Gymnasts 13H45
Signing session with the men’s national artistic gymnastics team
Show 14H15
Performance by a group of contortionists from the National Circus School
The contortion group comprises six second- and third-year students who collectively created this act a few months ago, initially for performance at the school’s Cabarouette. Encouraged by the joy of creating together and the enthusiastic reception they received at this first performance, they wanted to develop the piece further and share it in other contexts. They enthusiastically accepted the invitation to present their work at International Gymnix, thus continuing the collective momentum that has driven this creation within their chosen discipline.
Internationale Finals 14H30
International Finals
Warm-up:
13H00
March in:
14H30
Until:
18H00
Demonstration - Men's Artistic Gymnastics 17H15
Signatures - Participating Gymnasts 18h00 to 18h40
Autograph session with the gymnasts who participated in the international finals
Detailed competition schedule (PDF format)
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