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Class Level Descriptions

FREE Parent and Me: Wednesday 10:15 am to 11am – 18 Months to 2 years. Parents and children get 45 minutes of playtime in the gym assisting your own little one. Sign waiver form. No member Fee!!!
Monthly Payment Classes:
Gravel: 45 minute class, 2-3 year olds learning to roll, jump, and land on feet. Balance and Flexibility. A parent can be in the gym if you wish.
Pre-K : 1 hour 3-5 years old Beginners, Learning basic beginner tumbling and trampoline. Balance and Flexibility. All skills above. To learn; Front, Back Rolls, Cartwheel, Roundoff. Basic Trampoline Jumps.
Beginner – 1 hour Ages 4-7, learn forward and backwards rolls, cartwheel, round off, and all Trampoline beginner skills.
Advanced Beginner : 1 hour 6-9 years of age. Advanced Beginner To learn; Bending and Kicking over, Front and Back Walkovers. Trampoline beginning Aerials.
COBBLERS : 1 hour 10-13 years of age. Advanced Beginner skills will be taught. When/IF ready they will learn back handsprings and Aerial skills on trampoline.
BOULDERS : 1 hour 14-17 years of age. Advanced Beginners will be taught and can work on leveling up. Learn Back Handsprings, Front and Back Tucks. Move onto twisting when ready.
SPECIALITY
FREESTYLE TRAMPOLINE– Starting Classes and Competition team to all interested. We will be competing under the FTA Freestyle Trampoline Association. Ready to go from the backyard to World Medals? Come take classes and have the opportunity for competition in the Action Sport side of Trampoline!!!
INCLUSIVE T N T– Offers children with additional needs the opportunity to take part in Tumbling and Trampoline classes. Very Small Class Size. Neurodivergent, Autistic, We welcome all to try Tumbling and Trampoline! We are building our program to keep classes small. Children to Adults we will accommodate and continue to add in more classes.
Homeschool – 1 hour class. Tumbling and Trampoline in a P.E. style environment. Kids are instructed and then allowed 15 minutes of free time to work on what they like. This is not just for homeschool kids but, kids who do school at home or alternatively and don’t have anything physically active to do during the daytime.
