
Cubs (16-20 months)
Our Cubs 16-20 months class will introduce your little one to a structured class in a gentle way. This is the perfect time to focus on grip, taking turns, hand/eye coordination, and exploration. Special attention is given to stimulate the vestibular system (the inner ear system responsible for balance, spatial orientation, and coordinating movement with balance), with an extra focus on fun! Once you get going your little cub won’t ever want to leave the gym (but you do have to take them with you when you leave ;p).
Your coach will start with five minutes of play-time to warm up your child's body and make everyone feel comfortable and safe. Following playtime is a five minute age appropriate stretch routine and then you’re off to your events (Bars, Beam, Trampoline)! You’ll spend ten minutes at each event where your coach will guide you, and your cub, through a child-friendly circuit. After the hard work is done there will be five minutes of free exploration time, then bubbles and stamps to send you on your way!
Class Policies:
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For our Spring session, children must be 16mo by April 17th.
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Only 1 adult may accompany each registered child.
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Full COVID vaccination is required for everyone over the age of 5. COVID vaccination is strongly recommended, but not required for children under the age of 5. Masks are optional for everyone.
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We do not offer trial classes or drop-ins.
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For more information on our makeup, cancellation, and refund policies, view our FAQs
Current Session: Winter 2023 | January 3rd - April 5th
Upcoming Session: Spring 2023 | April 17th - June 17th
Spring 2023 Session
Priority registration (for currently registered families) opens on February 14th.
General registration (for all other families) opens on February 23rd at 9am.
Here is what your child will be working on in class:


Bars/Rings
3 swings
Toes to bar
Reach and swing
Hang, walk feet up wall
Beam
Mount
Walk w/ grown up
Balance independently
Jump to SLP

Floor/Trampoline
Jumping
Forward roll
Log roll
Tree fall
Cognitive
Follow circuits
Taking turns
Copy positions