No Limits Trampoline Club

💙 Our Girls Made Us Proud 💙

There are moments in sport that remind you that success isn't measured only by selection—it's measured by courage, growth, resilience and the determination to keep chasing your dreams.

Last weekend, our three incredible No Limits girls competed at the Second World Age Group Trials in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), and we couldn't be prouder of every single one of them.

What stands out most isn't just the scores they achieved—it's the upward trajectory each of them showed from their first trials to their second. They stepped onto the competition floor stronger, more confident and determined to improve—and they did exactly that.

Some came heartbreakingly close, missing selection by as little as 0.5 of a point. While that disappointment hurts, it does not define who they are or what they're capable of achieving.

At No Limits, we don't just celebrate medals—we celebrate growth, resilience and the courage to keep getting back up.

Nala, Amara and Zama—never lose sight of your dreams. Every challenge, every setback and every lesson learned becomes another stepping stone towards something greater. Keep believing, keep working and keep showing the courage you've already shown. Your No Limits family is incredibly proud of you.

🇿🇦 Congratulations, Nala Tshabalala! 🇿🇦

We are absolutely thrilled that Nala Tshabalala has once again been selected to represent South Africa at the 2026 World Age Group Games in China this November.

Nala has already proven herself on the international stage, representing South Africa at the 2025 World Age Group Games in Spain, and earlier this year proudly winning Bronze at the African Championships.

We have no doubt that she will once again wear the South African colours with pride and represent both our club and our country with everything she has.

❤️ We Need Your Help

One thing many people don't realise is that these international opportunities are entirely self-funded by the gymnast and their family.

By the time flights, accommodation, entry fees, uniforms, tracksuits and official clothing have all been paid for, the total cost is expected to be around R65,000.

We're asking our No Limits family, friends and supporters to help us make this dream a little lighter to carry.

If every person reading this donated even R10, it would make an incredible difference.

We'll soon be launching Nala's BackaBuddy campaign, complete with a fundraising thermometer so that everyone can follow her journey and celebrate every milestone together.

Let's show Nala what the No Limits family is all about.

Every Rand counts. Every share helps. Every bit of support brings her one step closer to representing South Africa on the world stage once again.

Go Nala! We are behind you every step of the way. 💙🇿🇦✨

It's something that never ceases to amaze me.

People are often incredibly quick to cast themselves as the wounded party, while forgetting how we arrived where we are in the first place. It's easy to point fingers when the consequences finally land at your own door, but much harder to acknowledge the decisions, actions, or lack of support that helped create those circumstances.

The same principle applies to leadership. Consistency matters. Principles should apply equally, whether the decision benefits your own circle or someone else's. When discretion is exercised for some, but opportunities disappear for others who are equally close, it leaves people questioning whether the same standard is truly being applied.

The saddest part isn't disagreement—healthy debate is part of any sport. The saddest part is when talented athletes, especially young ones who've worked incredibly hard, are left feeling that consistency depends on who you are rather than what you've earned.

Our sport deserves transparency, accountability, and the courage to apply the same principles to everyone. Our athletes deserve nothing less.