Private Lessons
(Ages 3+)
Sometimes gymnastics is a challenge and we need a little extra practice time. Sometimes fear gets in the way of our progress. Sometimes our schedules just don’t work with group classes, but we really don’t want to miss a full semester of gymnastics!
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Private lessons are a great way for athletes to get in extra practice on a specific skill or event that is challenging them. This can be working through a fear in a calm 1:1 environment, perfecting that pesky cartwheel, or an extra session of trampoline because we just love tumbling!
During private lessons, students have the opportunity to work 1:1 with a coach to set specific goals and work towards them. That goal always includes fostering a love for gymnastics and fitness!
Gymnastics
$40/30-minutes
Ages 3+
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Private lessons are a great way to learn new skills, overcome an event fear, or just get a great workout. Our coaches can help you through any of the Olympic events, as well as strength and conditioning training. Open to all bodies and levels of experience.
Sensory Friendly
$40/30-minutes
Ages 3+
We offer sensory friendly privates for both children with Autism, sensory processing difficulties, learning disabilities, ADHD, and a variety of other needs that require a calm environment.
Our coaches will work one-on-one with the student to give them the best experience in the gym. These lessons are scheduled when the gym is empty or has minimal programming going on to ensure a calm and comfortable environment. We begin with a 30-minute lesson and add additional time as the student progresses.
Adaptive Gymnastics
$40/30-minutes
Ages 3+
Adaptive private lessons are designed for people with physical differences to get the opportunity to participate in gymnastics. Our coaches will work individually with athletes to take their existing abilities and help them participate in gymnastics. This includes working on motor skill development, strength, balance, and gymnastics specific skills.
We welcome and invite people with limb differences, neurological differences, neuromuscular differences, and visual impairment to try the wonderful sport of gymnastics!