Rubies | Ages 1 ½ through 3 years old (co-ed)
Our Rubies Parent/Tot class is a wonderful introduction to gymnastics for little ones starting at age 1.5. With a parent actively participating alongside their child, this class offers a playful and supportive environment where children explore age-appropriate obstacles designed to build strength, balance, and coordination across various apparatuses. It’s a fantastic way to develop gross motor skills while learning the foundational movements of gymnastics—all through fun and engaging activities.
Diamonds | Ages 3 through 4 ½ years old (co-ed)
Diamonds is your child’s exciting first step into independent gymnastics. In this confidence-building class, young athletes participate without a parent or caregiver, gaining independence as they move through creative obstacle courses tailored to their age and ability. They’ll discover foundational shapes that lead to essential skills, learn core gymnastics terminology, and train across all apparatuses—including the tumble track. With a perfect blend of fun, focus, and progress, this class keeps kids motivated and eager for more!
Promotion to the next level happens when the student completes the skill list for this class or when they turn 4.5 (child must be potty trained)
Sapphires| Ages 4 ½- 6 years old (co-ed)
Sapphires is all about strength, confidence, and the joy of movement. In this dynamic class, young gymnasts build foundational shapes, develop physical strength, and explore movement through thoughtfully designed obstacle courses across all gymnastics events. As they rise to each challenge, athletes grow not only in skill but also in self-assurance and trust in their coach.
Promotion to the next level requires the skill list for this level completed.
Our Rubies Parent/Tot class is a wonderful introduction to gymnastics for little ones starting at age 1.5. With a parent actively participating alongside their child, this class offers a playful and supportive environment where children explore age-appropriate obstacles designed to build strength, balance, and coordination across various apparatuses. It’s a fantastic way to develop gross motor skills while learning the foundational movements of gymnastics—all through fun and engaging activities.