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RECREATIONAL CLASSES

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Toddler Tumbling

Ages 3-4. Do you have an energetic little one showing interest in gymnastics? Let’s develop gross motor skills through ever-changing obstacle courses, cardio exercises, intro tumbling skills, and game-filled flexibility training!

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Tiny Tumbling

Ages 5-6. Does your child love to tumble? Tiny Tumbling continues the development of gross motor skills, further training on introductory tumbling, flexibility, and strength training.

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Beginner Tumbling

Ages 7 and up. Tumbling is fun at every age! It’s a fantastic way to teach our students about flexibility, stretching, and growing our muscles in a healthy, safe way! Our tumbling curriculum ensures that student’s progress in an organized manner to ensure we are setting them up for success as they grow and learn more difficult skills along their tumbling journey! Beginner Tumbling focuses on basic introductory skills such as different tumbling shapes, rolls, handstands, cartwheels, bridges and more.

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Intermediate Tumbling

Ages 7 and up. Ready for the next tumbling steps? Once a student masters the basic tumbling skills from our Beginner Tumbling class, they move up to Intermediate Tumbling. Our tumbling curriculum ensures that students progress in an organized and safe manner to ensure we are setting them up for successful progress as they learn more difficult skills! The following skills must be mastered to move up to this class: Forward Roll, Backward Roll, Handstand, Candlestick, Cartwheel, Bridge. Intermediate Tumbling focuses on Standing Backbends, Kickovers, Back and Front Walkovers, Round-offs and more.​

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Private Tumbling

Ages 5 and up. Are you looking for more individual training time? Consider enrolling in Private Tumbling! Class ratio is one coach per two students. Private tumbling is scheduled monthly, so no long-term commitment. Set your skill goals and let us help you achieve it!​

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