Chris Waller's 18th Annual Heart of a Champion Invitational
Chris Waller's 18th Annual Heart of a Champion Invitational is set to take place from January 4-6, 2025 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. This exciting gymnastics event brings together athletes from across the nation to compete at levels 2-10 and Xcel, showcasing their skills and determination.
The invitational isn’t just about gymnastics—it also supports a great cause. A portion of the event's proceeds will benefit Camp del Corazon, a camp on Catalina Island dedicated to children with heart disease, providing them with an unforgettable sleep-away experience. Additionally, the funds help reduce competition costs for families involved with Gymnastics Olympica, which nurtures young athletes through elite gymnastics programs.
The event will take place in South Hall K at the LA Convention Center, offering attendees easy access to various amenities and nearby attractions. From vendor booths to fun activities around Los Angeles, this event promises an engaging weekend for athletes and spectators alike. For families traveling from out of town, recommended accommodations and travel tips are available on the event’s official site.
This annual competition exemplifies sportsmanship, community support, and the spirit of giving, reinforcing the importance of perseverance both on and off the mat. Don't miss the chance to witness some of the most inspiring young gymnasts in action!
For more details and updates, visit the official event website: Heart of a Champion Invitational
January 4-6, 2025
Los Angeles Convention Center
1201 South Figueroa Street
Los Angeles, CA 90015Supporting children with heart disease, with over $130,000 donated to charities to date.
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