Between months of limited activity due to the pandemic and the looming chilly and cold weather of fall and winter {winter is coming…}, active little toes will be anxious to move around. Everyone will be happier at home if kids have a way to get out their energy. In addition to getting out those wiggles, kids can learn balance and self-discipline {not to mention socialize with children their own age} in local gymnastics classes. Keep reading for a list of kid-approved gymnastics classes offered in the area.
Disclaimer: Please check with each place directly to confirm the most up-to-date COVID-19 precautions for each facility.
Diamond Gymnastics {738 Willow Avenue, Hoboken}
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Young tumblers can enjoy tumbling, ninja warrior obstacle courses, and even combination gymnastics/rock climbing classes. Diamond Gymnastics also boasts a USAIGC competitive team. The facility features three in-ground trampolines and an in-ground foam pit. Diamond offers various class levels from 15 months old to advanced high school classes.
MyGym {720 Monroe Street, Suite E-312, Hoboken}
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Runners, jumpers, and climbers can enjoy classes at MyGym. This local play haven is offering “Tumble Champs,” an intermediate to advanced gymnastics class for kids ages seven to 10. Your first class is always free, so give this locale a try to see if it’s a good fit for your little one.
Work it Out Gymnastics {5 Marine View Plaza, Hoboken}
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Work it Out offers a variety of classes for kids ages two to fourteen, including Mommy & Me classes and Kiddie Tumblers. Older kids can challenge their skills in the intermediate and advanced programs as w ell. Check out WiO’s website for class and registration details.
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ENA Gymnastics {600 Winters Avenue, Paramus}
Flip, fly and tumble at ENA Gymnastics. Junior gymnastics classes start at 18 months old, proving it really is never too early to start learning. Advanced students will focus on strength, flexibility, and coordination as they develop intermediate gymnastics skills.
The Field House at Chelsea Piers {Chelsea Piers, Pier 62, New York City}
Located on the waterfront in Chelsea, this location is the largest and best-equipped gymnastics training center in the city. Students can take advantage of world-class instructors, camps, competitive teams, and other tumbling activities all in one spot.
Flippin’ Out Tumbling + Gymnastics {263 Hillside Avenue, Nutley}
Weekly classes at Flippin’ Out include Pee Wee, gymnastics, and tumbling. The instructors help children build confidence and self-discipline as they learn and improve their skills. View the website for a full schedule and rates.
NYC Elite Gymnastics {44 Worth Street, New York City}
With strict hygiene regulations in place, NYC Elite is ready to welcome tumblers to class. Programs are designed for infants as young as three months in the Wiggle Worms class, up to the Teen Starz Advanced classes for children ages 13-15. There is something for every age group at NYC Elite.
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Sunburst Gymnastics {565 Rahway Avenue, Union}
Starting at 18 months, children can begin their gymnastics and tumbling instruction at Sunburst Gymnastics by learning basic motor skills and spatial awareness in the Parent + Tot class. Tiny Tots and Kinder kids will learn balance, coordination, and concentration skills in addition to basic gymnastics abilities. Competitive teams are available as young as five years old. Find the right fit for your little one on the website and register today.
The Little Gym {380 Newark Avenue, #101 + #102, Jersey City}
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This is a great facility for kids to act like kids and have fun while learning. The Little Gym aims to complement the traditional school experience with active play. In addition to their Mommy & Me classes, toddler program, and grade school gymnastics, The Little Gym will offer a Wonderkids Club starting September 2020. This PreK prep program combines active play with art, storytime, and creative building for a comprehensive and engaging experience.
Where have your kids taken gymnastics? Share your favorite spots below!
