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• Ages 9 months and up 
• No experience to advance
• Boys & girls

Tumble Smart classes are structured to teach foundational technique and skill development in a safe, progressive manner, with an emphasis on using drills to build skills and providing spotting when athletes are ready.

Mommy & Me (9mo-2 yrs.)

 Come with your baby and enjoy a safe, relaxed, and fun 30-minute class created for children under 2 years of age. Explore the gym and meet other parents with their babies while fostering crawling, walking, climbing on easy obstacle courses, bouncing on a tumble track and playing with soft colorful equipment. Instructors will guide you throughout the class, show you ways to spot your baby, and participate in songs with fun music.  

Just Twos (Age 2)

 In this 45-minute class, kids will gain coordination, strength, balance and confidence experiencing the class independently from parents. Coaches offer a structured class teaching basic body positions and engage children by rotating drills and stations throughout class.  

Mini tumblers (Ages 3-4)

 In this 50-minute class, children’s strength, coordination, and balance will be expanded by learning basic tumbling skills. Most of the skills have been broken down in order to create muscle memory and master age-appropriate drills. The class will include group structured games and songs for teamwork and participation.

(Ages 5-6)

 In this hour-long class, kids will learn vital spatial and body awareness through repetition of targeted drills. Our experienced instructors will provide hands-on spotting to ensure that each child not only completes their skills safely but also understands the correct body shapes necessary for mastering these movements. This personalized attention helps build confidence and encourages a love for tumbling.  

Just Twos - Minis 3/4 - Minis 5/6 class are all a part of the skill progression and development program. At the end of 8 weeks students have the opportunity to receive a ribbon for completion of their evaluated skills. 

Visit the Ribbon Program page for more information.

Jumps

In this hour-long class, athletes will learn and refine classic cheerleading jumps including toe touch, pike, and hurdlers, along with combination jumps like double and triple jumps with variety.

Athletes will work on toe point, flexibility, core strength, proper arm placement, and body control to build clean, sharp, and dynamic technique.

Cheer Prep

This class is designed for athletes who are not yet on a cheer team but are eager to develop and refine the foundational skills needed for future cheer opportunities. Athletes will work on motion technique, jumps, timing, and performance while building strength, flexibility, and coordination to support jumps, tumbling and stunt readiness.

Tumbling: Homeschool Edition

This daytime tumbling class is designed specifically for homeschool students to build strength, coordination, and confidence through skill-based movement. Athletes will work on age-appropriate tumbling drills in a fun, structured environment that supports both physical development and social connection.

Strength & Stretch

This class is designed to help athletes build strength, flexibility, and body control. Through targeted conditioning, core work, and guided stretching, students will improve balance, power, and range of motion — all essential for safe and confident skill progression.

Foundations
This class introduces essential body movements and tumbling basics. Athletes work on rolls, handstands, cartwheels, bridges, and body awareness. The focus is on strength, flexibility, and mastering correct body positions.

Progressions
Athletes build on the basics by learning how to implement power into skills like round-offs and walkovers.

Shaping
This level focuses on developing proper technique and body shaping for back handsprings. Athletes also continue building on round-off skills such as power hurdles and rebounds. Athletes will begin performing back handsprings with a spot when ready.

Connections
At this stage, athletes work on linking skills together such as round-off back handsprings and multiple handspring series. Emphasis is placed on timing, momentum, and control during connected tumbling passes.

Elevate
This level focuses on building technique for back tucks. Athletes continue to refine technique on back handsprings to gain power to connect to back tucks.

Excel
Athletes in this level develop technique for layouts and twisting skills. The focus is on clean execution, consistency, and preparing for specialty passes.

For class schedules and pricing visit our tuition and policies page.