Tumble Tots: Walking- 2 years old(Child must be able to walk on their own)
First Steps Gymnastics/Tumbling Parent–Child ClassDesigned for our youngest movers, Tumble tots introduce children to gymnastics through exploration, bonding, and joyful movement.Caregivers participate alongside their child, providing comfort and support as children begin developing balance, coordination, and confidence.Classes focus on safe exploration through crawling, climbing, gentle jumping, rolling, and assisted balancing. Activities are short, playful, and developmentally appropriate, helping toddlers build trust in their bodies while strengthening the caregiver-child connection.Focus areas:•Gross motor development•Balance and coordination•Confidence through movement•Positive first experience with structured physical activity

Tumble Sprouts: Ages 2-3 years old
Preschool Parent–Child Gymnastics/Tumbling Parent–Child Class
Tumble Sprouts supports toddlers as they transition toward more independent movement while still benefiting from caregiver involvement.This class blends guided exploration with simple structure, allowing children to try new skills while building confidence and body awareness.Participants practice basic gymnastics shapes, balance activities, and beginner obstacle courses in a non-competitive, encouraging environment. Stations are designed to match developing attention spans and growing independence.Focus areas:•Agility, balance, and coordination (ABC’s of movement)•Following simple directions•Confidence and independence•Social interaction and turn-taking

Tumble Trailblazers: Ages 3-4 years old
Preschool Gymnastic/Tumbling Independent Class
Tumble Trailblazers is an independent preschool gymnastics class that helps children develop strength, coordination, and poise while learning beginner-level gymnastics skills.Children participate with or without a caregiver, building independence, teamwork, and self-confidence in a supportive setting.Classes focus on controlled jumping and landing, balance sequences, flexibility, and strength development. Coaches guide participants through skill progressions in a safe, positive, and developmentally appropriate way, emphasizing effort and fun over perfection.Focus areas:•Strength, balance, agility, and flexibility•Fundamental movement patterns (running, jumping, landing)•Listening skills and problem-solving•Confidence, teamwork, and sportsmanship