We provide a fun, safe, and supportive space where little ones can explore, play, and develop confidence, coordination, and social skills through active, engaging sessions. 🤸♂️🎨✨ Gymnastics and early childhood movement education is directly attributed to developing neurological pathways in students and promoting reading readiness. While the gymnastics coach runs about and plays with the little ki
ds in her class, they are preparing the students for successful experiences in school; children who have participated in movement education activities have longer attention spans, increased communication skills, general problem solving skills and improved self-esteem. Early Gymnastics Education can enhance and benefit your child’s development in many ways including;
Physical Benefits:
Coordination, balance, agility, flexibility, fitness, strength and power. Because it’s fun to do gymnastics, children develop positive feelings associated with exercise and fitness that can last a lifetime. Mental Benefits:
Focus, concentration, visualization, listening and following directions, goal setting. For many children gymnastics class is their first experience working with a teacher. Because it’s fun they chose to participate, resulting in a positive ‘class’ experience. This creates a successful model for them as they enter school. And as they master basic skills, they set goals to learn more advanced skills. Emotional Benefits:
Confidence, stress management, and working through fearful experiences. Learning how to manage the fear associated with new experiences will enhance a person’s life. Whether it’s learning a cartwheel or speaking in front of your class at school – associating risk and fear with joy and excitement instead of apprehension and dread will make a lasting difference in anyone’s life. Because we introduce new skills only when they are achievable (the student is ready to succeed), and because we define success as personal best instead of better than others (our non-competitive philosophy) children quickly become comfortable trying new things expecting to succeed (improved confidence). Social Benefits:
Teamwork, cooperation, working together supporting others. In a competitive environment children are taught “for me to win, you have to lose”. Many studies have shown that, while youth sports are popular, most children are forced to experience failure, resulting in kids quitting sports and becoming unfit. Our “Personal Best” non-competitive philosophy helps every child experience success, resulting in higher self-esteem, greater cooperation (the opposite of competition), friendships and healthy social bonds.
