Classes

In this one hour per week class children will learn the basic skills of gymnastics, gymnastics terms as well as experience all the fun you can have on each of the gymnastics apparatus. This class blends physical activity with daily living skills such as listening and following directions. In this class, children are given the experience of learning and working without his/her parent. In learning without mom or dad’s help, as well as cooperating and learning with peers throughout the class. Children gain a great deal of self-confidence and a tremendous sense of pride and accomplishment.

Girls Beginners Age 5 and Up

Each student enrolled in our beginner gymnastics (one hour per week) class will receive instruction on all four Women’s Olympic Events (Floor, Balance Beam, Uneven Bars and Vault) as well as trampoline. With safety in mind, each student is guided through the basic skills on each event with emphasis on skill progressions to help provide a good foundation to progress through more challenging skills. Our instructors provide a positive and supportive environment to begin to learn gymnastics.

Intermediate Girls

This one hour per week class will continue the progressions of skills on all four events. Gymnast will be challenged to a higher level of strength and concentration. A strong development of the basic skills is necessary for this class. This class will enter a skill level that includes flipping skills on all events. (Instructor approval required)

Boys’ gymnastics is a difficult sport combining strength, quickness, and agility. A gymnastics share with other sports the opportunity to learn about teamwork, sportsmanship, fair play, dedication, and other key athletic lessons. Sometimes these character traits may be considered old-fashioned, but gymnastics does provide a terrific opportunity for teaching these characteristics. Because gymnastics is so very difficult to perform, the learning time is long when compared to most sports. Gymnastics provides athletic training for young boys and prepares them for any sport.

These classes are specifically offered for those who would like to increase their tumbling and aerial skills. It is most popular with cheerleaders, skaters, and divers. The major goals of this program are to learn a back handspring or “flip flop” and back tuck. Please be aware that these cannot be learned in one session. It takes years of a developmental process to learn. The rate at which a person can learn a back handspring is dependent on a person’s strength and flexibility. We have added a conditioning and flexibility rotation to help the student speed up the learning process. Strength, flexibility, and proper progression are essential to the safety of the student. It also will help cut down the number of injuries.