About Questo
Nurturing Champions Since 1958
For over six decades, Questo has been at the forefront of rhythmic gymnastics in Canada. Our club combines the artistry of dance with athletic excellence, creating an environment where young athletes can discover their potential and pursue their dreams.
Each year, Questo athletes become provincial and national champions and join the Canadian National Team. Our top gymnasts have competed at World Championships, Pan American and Commonwealth Games, and Junior Olympic events.
Whether your goal is to enjoy the beauty of rhythmic movement or compete at the highest levels, our experienced coaches and supportive community are here to guide you every step of the way.
Our History
Young Estonian immigrants formed the first rhythmic gymnastics group in Montreal.
The group officially became the School of Modern Gymnastics.
The School's gymnasts participated in the World Gymnaestrada.
The School performed in the Opening Ceremony of the Summer Olympics in Montreal.
The school was renamed Questo and became a competitive rhythmic gymnastics club.
Questo athlete Siiri Paul represented Canada at the World Championships.
Questo athlete Yana Tsikaridze represented Canada at World Championships.
Questo athlete Maria Kitkarska represented Canada at the Summer Youth Olympics.
Questo athletes continue to win medals for Canada worldwide.
Questo is always thankful to
Hilja Paul
One of the first Canadian rhythmic gymnasts (1950s-1960s).
One of the co-founders of the club.
First instructor of the school.
First president and head coach.
Agnet Toke
One of the first Canadian rhythmic gymnasts (1950s-1960s).
One of the co-founders of the club.
Ex-coach, ex-managing director.