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FAQs

FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is there a membership fee to join your classes?
    Enrollment for classes requires a non-refundable membership fee. You can pay a “without membership fee” price for our auxiliary programs such as Open Gym, Clinics, Camps, and Birthdays.
  • How long are your classes and how often do they meet?
    Recreational classes are 60 minutes and TumbleKids and Tumbling classes are 45 minutes. Classes meet once a week.
  • How long are your terms?
    During the school year our terms are either 8 or 7 weeks long. Summer Sessions are 5 weeks each.
  • What if my child misses a class?
    Each student is allowed one make-up per term. Make-ups will only be given if we are notified of the absence prior to the start of the class.
  • How do I know what class to put my child in?
    Our TumbleKids classes are age-based. Recreational classes depend on their skill level. If you are not sure what is best for your child, you can request an evaluation or call our office.
  • What does my child need to wear?
    Gymnasts should wear clothing that allows freedom of movement. Shorts, T-shirts, leggings and/or leotards are good choices (no tights that cover feet, skirts, or tutus, please). Long hair must be tied back and jewelry removed prior to entering the gym.
  • When can my child move up?
    It is skill-based. Once a child has mastered the skills at their level, a staff member will recommend what comes next.
  • What age can children start at Kids Gym?
    Our TumbleKids Program starts at age 1 (they do not need to be walking) with a parent. Our Recreational Program goes through age 14.
  • How does my child make it onto the competitive team?
    Our recreational staff will recommend students to the Team Directors. They look for coachability, enthusiasm, strong skills, and work ethic.
  • Do I need to stay during my child’s class?
    If you are not enrolled in a with-parent class, you do not need to stay during your child’s class unless they are younger and need assistance going to the restroom.
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