As your child becomes vertical, a world of wonder is revealed. Now your child is on the move, climbing on everything in sight. This 45-minute class provides an environment to meet other new explorers, build strength and develop coordination.

Embrace your little one’s independence in an environment where your child can climb, roam and explore. This 45-minute class will allow your child to practice physical skills while focusing on listening, patience and following directions.

Pre-K 1: This 50 minute class captures the joy and excitement of being a 3 year old while applying just the right amount of structure. Your child will build physical skills all while working on listening, socialization and following directions.

PreK 2: This hour-long class emphasizes physical skill growth in a group setting, allowing children to interact and make new friends. Group stations present opportunities to practice tumbling while music and games sharpen their listening skills.

This hour-long combination class emphasizes physical skill growth in a group setting, allowing children to interact and make new friends. Children focus on linking progressive skills and learning to remember multiple directions.

PreK 3: This hour-long class helps children develop the abilities needed to remember directions and link progressive skills. The combination of gymnastics skills and the ability to process directions builds confidence and self-esteem.

(BEGINNER/ INTERMEDIATE) This hour-long combination class features individualized instruction with a focus on gender-specific skill growth. Classes include equipment unique for girls and boys, focusing on natural skill progressions to build strength and endurance.

(INTERMEDIATE GIRLS) This hour-long intermediate class builds off of current gymnastics knowledge as girls develop new skills. A cartwheel becomes a round-off. A handstand turns into a handspring. This natural progression builds strength, endurance, and confidence.

This hour-long combination class features individualized instruction with a focus on age-specific skills. Children learn fundamental ballet, tap, and creative movement skills and techniques while focusing on rhythm, counting, and group cooperation.