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  • What are your summer camp hours?
    Our camp operates from 9am to 3pm. Drop-off begins at 8:50am and pickup begins at 2:50pm.
  • What are your camp dates and tuition?
    Our 2021 summer camp operates from July 5th through August 26th. For your convenience, you can register for camp by the week. The tuition is $540/week.
  • What do the kids do in camp?
    During camp, your gymnast will have the opportunity to learn new skills on each of the Olympic events - beam, bars, parallel bars, mushroom, rings, vault, floor, and trampoline. Campers will also work on strength, cardio, and flexibility training. In addition, campers will do arts & crafts, engage in group games and themed activities, and enjoy our giant unicorn sprinkler every Friday. For a sample of our daily schedule, click here.
  • What is the camper-to-coach ratio?
    Our ratio for camp is 7:1.
  • Who teaches camp?
    Our recreational and team coaches also coach our summer camp! For more information about our coaches, visit our staff page.
  • What should my child wear/bring to camp?
    Lunch, a water bottle, two snacks, and any necessary medications in a well-labeled bag each day. Please carefully label items in the bag. We are a nut free camp. This means that your children may not bring any food items containing peanuts, tree nuts, or other nuts to camp. Children with nuts in their lunches will be asked to eat in an area away from the other children. Children should dress comfortably in clothing that allows them to move freely and use the restroom unassisted. Children may wear leotards or athletic attire, and long hair should be pulled back. They should not wear jewelry, and clothing should be free of clasps, zippers, or button waists. On Fridays, we play in our giant unicorn sprinkler. Children should bring a bathing suit, a towel, and a change of clothes in a ziplock bag.
  • Can I register by the day?
    Camp registration is on a weekly basis to ensure that we provide proper camper-to-coach ratios. In addition, our camp curriculum is progressional. Each day, they will build on the previous days skills.
  • What is the cancellation and refund policy?
    Cancellations must be made one week prior to the camper's start date to receive a refund. Exceptions due to extenuating circumstances will be reviewed on a case by case basis.
  • My child has never taken gymnastics before. Is this camp appropriate for them?
    Yes! Our camp is great for gymnasts of all levels, from beginner to advanced.
  • My child has special needs or a physical disability. Is this camp appropriate for them?
    Industry Gymnastics welcomes gymnasts of all abilities. We want to be sure that we’re providing the most supportive environment for them. Please email us at info@industrygymnastics.com with specific information so that we can discuss necessary accommodations.
  • My child is gender expansive. Is this camp appropriate for them?
    Industry Gymnastics supports kids of all gender identities. We recognize that not every child fits into the gender binary. While USAG guidelines for gymnastics classes are broken up into "girls" and "boys" events, as that is the standard in Olympic gymnastics, our LGBTQ+ coaches and allies, have created a safe space to enjoy any event regardless of gender.
  • My child is almost 5. Can I register them for full day camp?
    All campers must be 5 by their camp start date. While we understand that children’s maturity levels and abilities differ, we are limited by the restraints of the Department of Health and can only offer camp to children that are currently 5 or older.
  • How are the campers grouped?
    While groupings are primarily made by age, we also take into account the skills that each gymnast is working on because our coaches lesson plan for each apparatus. Our coaches work hard on the groupings so that each child is working on the skills appropriate for them, while giving them a little push. Each week of camp has a different set of children with different levels of exposure and skills on each event. Each week is unique and the coaches take that into account. It is for this reason that your child may be in a different group if they’re registered for multiple weeks. In addition, we occasionally switch their group placements after the first day if we feel that another groups skill focus would be a better fit. This does not mean they are being moved “up” or “down” a level as all of the groups are equal. It is a lateral shift that will better fit their needs as a gymnast and will help them continue to feel confident and attain their skills at an appropriate rate.
  • Can I request that my child be in the same group as their friend?
    While we cannot guarantee group placements, you can email us a group request up to 1 week prior to your child’s start date at info@industrygymnastics.com. We will do our best to accommodate this request, but keep in mind that we will always place the priority on appropriate skill placement over group requests. In addition, our campers will see each other at lunch and during groups games, so they will have plenty of opportunity to spend time with their friends.
  • When arriving, where should I check-in and drop-off my child?
    Arrive at the Industry Gymnastics entrance on 5th Street and 50th Avenue between 8:50am - 9am. Before entering the facility, our staff will perform a temperature check and check the vaccination card of each child (if you haven't already uploaded it to your account). Remain on the line with your child until they've entered the facility. Our lobby is closed to all parents and visitors in an effort to limit the amount of foot traffic entering the building. Once your child has completed their health screening, goodbye hugs and special handshakes will happen at the foot of the ramp before they enter our facility. Viewing of the gym is easily accessible from our windows on 50th Avenue.
  • Can I drop my child off before 9am?
    Unfortunately, we do not offer early drop-off. The check-in process will begin at 8:50am and the camp day begins at 9am.
  • Where do I pickup my child at the end of the day?
    After camp, we will dismiss at our entrance on 5th Street and 50th Avenue between 2:50pm - 3pm. Please note, late pickups will incur a $35 late fee.
  • Are you adjusting your health policies due to COVID-19?
    Yes! Please visit our COVID-19 policies page for an up to date list of all new health policies.
  • Does my child need to have a medical form on file in order to attend camp?
    Before their first day of camp, we MUST have their current (within 12 months) medical form completed and dropped off. If we do not receive this form by the first day of camp, your child will not be able to attend. No exceptions. This form must be completed by you and your child's pediatrician, and it should list any medications or allergies that your child has.
  • Who fills out the medical form?
    There are 2 parts to the medical form. The top half of the form is filled out by the parent and the bottom half of the form must be filled out by your child’s pediatrician. The form must be signed and dated within the last 12 months in order to be considered valid.
  • Can I give you a copy of the health form that I give to my child’s school?
    Yes, as long as it’s dated within the last 12 months, that form is acceptable.
  • I do not have the medical form. Can my child still come to camp?
    Your child cannot be admitted into camp without a completed medical form. Even if you are in the process of getting the form from your child’s pediatrician, we cannot admit them while you are waiting. Please note, it typically takes 24-48 for your child’s pediatrician to process a medical form request. Do not wait until the first day of camp to put in your request, as your child will miss several days of camp while you wait. We are unable to prorate the tuition because of missed days of camp, so you will not receive a refund if your child misses camp because of missing forms.
  • My child has an epi-pen or inhaler. Should I send them to camp with it?
    Yes. Please inform us of all medications they need. If your child requires any medications, please drop that off with us during check-in.
  • Are meals provided?
    Meals are not provided. Campers should pack a lunch, 2 snacks, and a water bottle. Please make sure you provide enough food for both lunch and snack as your gymnasts will be burning lots of energy! We are a nut free camp. This means that your children may not bring any food items containing peanuts, tree nuts, or other nuts to camp. Children with nuts in their lunches will be asked to eat in an area away from the other children.
  • What kind of lunch and snack should I pack?
    We encourage campers to bring protein and nutrient rich foods, including: lean meats, cheese, yogurt, legumes, and fruits/vegetables (no candy). We are a nut free facility (this includes peanut butter, almond butter, cashews, etc.). Keep in mind that your child will be burning more calories at camp than they do at school, so they may need more food to keep them full throughout the day.
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