Rhythmic Gymnastics (Upcomming)

Gymnastics is not just a sport but also a passion. Those who want to become a gymnast should offer one hundred percent dedication, guided by a world-class mentor.She is an international judge and coach and has been awarded the Shivchhatrapati Award, one of the most prestigious sports awards in the country.The International Gymnastics Federation has certified her as an international coach, where she completed the four levels of coach training by scoring 70% in level one in Tashkent, Uzbekistan in September 2017 and then level 2, by scoring 69% where she secured a second position. Since then, she has worked as a coach in Rhythmic gymnastics in various institutions such as Samartha Vyayam Mandir, Rajiv Gandhi District Sports Complex and Oberoi International school.She also represented India as an international Rhythmic Gymnast in places like Sofia, Belarus, Tashkent in Uzbekistan the prized Queen's Cup in Hongkong in 2016. As a judge, she has been accredited as the judge by the International Gymnastics Federation. Also, she has been recognized as a judge by the Gymnastics Federation India. She has represented India in international competitions in places like Delhi, Moscow, Belarus, and Qatar.She has also taken part in various national games an events, in one of which she ranked 2nd which was National Games in Ranchi. She has been the senior champion for the state in the year 2011 where she won 6 gold medals. Also, she has been the senior state champion in the year 2010, when she won 4 gold and 1 silver medals. To add another feather to her cap of achievements, she has been the junior state champion for 3 years in a row.

Rhythmic gymnastics needs discipline, perseverance and most importantly, a rock-solid will. We at DSCBKC are fortunate enough to have young mentors like Sadichha Kulkarni in our team.She has been working as a coach since 2013 in Mumbai’s Rajiv Gandhi Complex, besides also coaching in Bombay Scottish School and Andheri Sports Complex. Currently, she has 100 gymnasts training under her guidance, of which 25 have already competed in the district, state, national and international championships.She has represented the Indian team as coach in various international competitions in places such as Sofia in Bulgaria, Minsk in Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan. She also represented India in the Queen's Cup in Hong Kong and also in one invitational competition held in Malaysia where the Indian team bagged a bronze medal.Recently, she has also been recognized as an international judge by the International Gymnastics Federation for Rhythmic Gymnastics. Before that, she was recognized as a national judge and has been recognized as an honorary judge at district and state level sports.In 2018, she conducted the National Level Rhythmic Gymnastics course and exam which was conducted by Gymnastics Federation of India.Between 2007 and 2010, she has participated in 5 international competitions. Since 2008 to 2012, she has participated in 6 competitions.

Rhythmic Gymnastics has emerged as a popular sport for women since the past two decades. However, it requires to have a competent mentor such as Disha Nidre, who has many feathers in her cap. You can find her in DCSBKC.Disha Nidre is one of the top rhythmic gymnasts in India. She has participated in a good number of rhythmic gymnastics competitions, both national and international. She was awarded the Shiv Chhatrapati Rajya Krida Puraskar for rhythmic gymnastics on 17th February 2019. She also represented India in the 8th Senior Rhythmic Gymnastics Asian Championships held in Uzbekistan. From 2013 to 2018, she has represented India in international venues such as Brasilia, Malaysia, Minsk, and Bulgaria. Till date, she has won 174 gold, 85 silver, and 20 Bronze medals, totaling to a total of 279 medals. On national level championships, she has won 55 gold, 26 silver, and 11 bronze medals. She also represented Maharashtra in Kerala National Games in 2013.She has also been selected for Mission 2020 Olympics in Japan. Also, she has been selected for Children of Asia, Russia. Nidra ranked 3rd in the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Australia. She also ranked 4th in Asian games trials in the Asian Games.

Rhythmic Gymnastics is fast catching up as a mainstream sport in India. We at DSCBKC provide highly competent coaching for rhythmic gymnastics. We have no dearth of high-quality coaches in our organization. Beginning in the year 2005, Jahnvi Deepak Vartak has won several awards such as the Jilha Krida Puraskar and 2017 Prerna Puraskar. She is an international level player for Rhythmic Gymnastics and a national level medalist. She has also acted as a district-level, state-level, and a national-level judge. Till date, she has won 28 gold, 42 silver, and 13 bronze, a total of 83 medals.So far in her endeavors in the district-level championships, she has participated in 11 championships.Her most illustrious record lies in her participation history as a rhythmic athlete on a state-level where she participated from 2008 to 2019 in a total of 14 championships.Her achievements as a rhythmic gymnast are remarkable. In the year 2018, in the 24th Rhythmic Gymnastics National Championships held in Bengaluru, she won 2 gold medals. In 2019, she participated in the Selection Trials for the Asian R.G Championships where she achieved 1st rank in Group Exercise. So far she has participated in 11 national level championships.From the year 2016 to 2018, she has participated in 5 international championships in all.Currently, she is coaching in the Bombay Scottish High School. She teaches more than 30 students in the age groups below 8 to above 16 years of age. Her accomplishments as a coach have been enormous. 25 of her students participated in the Mumbai City District Championships. In the same competition for the year 2015-2016, 6 of her students won silver medals. In 2018-2019 for the Mumbai City District Championships, 5 of her students won silver medals.