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Aesthetic Group Gymnastics Federation of USA (AGGUSA) is an official A-member of the International Federation of Aesthetic Group Gymnastics (IFAGG).

The National Competition entry fee is $95 per athlete. Entrance tickets for spectators of national meets will be $25 per person if the AGG competition is attached to a Rhythmic Gymnastics competition. If the national-level event is a stand-alone AGG competition, the entry fee will be $35 per person.

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AGGUSA is responsible for registering all USA teams for international events, as well as for booking hotels and transfers. Teams are not required to stay in the host accommodation, and have the option to stay in an alternate location and handle their own transfers; however AGGUSA welcomes teams to stay at the host accommodation in order to stay united as one delegation. If a team chooses to stay in their own accommodation, AGGUSA will not held responsible for any issues that may arise from the alternate accommodation and transfer. There is a service fee of 15% to be made to AGGUSA for booking hotel and transfers. 

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Club members are NOT permitted to communicate with the International Federation directly. Club members are also not permitted to communicate directly with foreign AGG Federations that are members of IFAGG. Only AGGUSA should be in direct communication with the International Federation or any other foreign federations.
 

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*Keep in mind that the AGGUSA 6-8 Children Category Free Program Rules and the AGGUSA 6-8 Short Program rules are only applicable in USA only competitions. If a 6-8 team wishes to travel and compete internationally, they must abide by the IFAGG 8-10 Children Long Program Rules.

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*Once a team qualifies for international competition, their team and program may not be altered for their international events. This means that the number of gymnasts, choreography, and age category must remain unchanged, and should be the same as was presented at the AGGUSA qualifying event. Choreography and number of athletes can not be changed.

*Every 2 years, we have the Four Continents Championships, which is the most important competition for our continent. In order to qualify for World Cups and/or World Championships, teams must attend Four Continents. 

 

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Antidoping Rules

As a condition for participating in IFAGG events, the member must follow the WADA anti-doping rules. All gymnasts, coaches, assistants of the gymnasts, and officials are required to become acquainted with the doping rules. Information about the banned substances and methods can be found on the World Anti-Doping Agency's website: http://www.wada-ama.org/ (available in several languages) IFAGG anti-doping program is being updated at the moment.

 

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