STEP 1: DECIDE ON YOUR PREFERRED PROGRAM
Tumbling
In our recreational tumbling classes, the goal is to have fun and teach new skills. Our athletes are always encouraged to set personal goals and work with coaches and independently to achieve those goals. Our highly-trained instructors teach by using drills and spotted skills. Each class uses stations where we implement drills to teach muscle memory and flexibility to our athletes. Our tumbling program is the perfect place to start if you’re looking for something fun and challenging for your child. We have several different skill levels available so your athlete can comfortable work at their own pace!
Girls' Gymnastics
Gymnastics is a great way for your child to build strength, flexibility and balance. Athletes in our gymnastics program will work skills on balance beam, uneven bars, and vault, occasionally working in elements of floor tumbling. ​We have class options for all levels of gymnasts! With consistent execution of certain skills, athletes will promote from Bronze to Silver. Finally, our Gold classes are for our more advanced gymnasts!
Boys' Gymnastics
Gymnastics is the perfect way for your child to build strength, flexibility and balance. Not only that, but they will build confidence and have a blast on the climbing rope, high bar, parallel bars, pommel horse, and vault, occasionally working in elements of floor tumbling.
Ninja-Nastics
This class focuses primarily on fun and fitness. While it will teaches some elements of gymnastics and tumbling, the main focus of the class is on movement, overcoming obstacles (courses), and flexibility. Ninja-Nastics is open to both boys and girls ages 7 and up.
Toddler & Preschool Programming
During these classes for our youngest athletes, we focus on independent learning as well as group learning skills. Our safety-certified instructors teach the fundamentals of tumbling, core strength, balance and flexibility. TGC Tots is for our youngest age group starting at 2 years, and allows the parents to assist. Pre-K Gymnastics allows athletes to learn skills independently as they continue to work and refine their gross motor skills and be introduced to more advanced tumbling and gymnastics elements. ,
STEP 2: SEE THE CLASS SCHEDULE