Carolina Power Tumbling

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Carolina Power Tumbling It is our goal to provide each athlete, from K5 to college, with quality coaching to maximize potential in a fun and safe environment.

From beginner to advanced, let us help you achieve your tumbling goals! BELIEVE...ACHIEVE...SUCCEED! WHO WE ARE:
We are a tumbling/cheer gym located in Powdersville, SC and have been in operation since 1992. We specialize in teaching tumbling specifically designed for, but not limited to, cheerleaders. Here, your child will learn proper technique in a fun and safe environment. All of our staff members are trained to coach the same techniques in order for each child to maximize his/her potential without confusing them by switching instructors with different techniques. We also have an all-star competitive cheer program with some of the best choreographers/coaches in the state, who have successfully brought home several National Championships to Carolina Power. We also have the ability for competitive school squads to be choreographed as well. We would love for you to become part of the POWER family!!! MISSION STATEMENT:
We are dedicated in coaching each tumbling student and cheerleader to the best of our ability in order to maximize his/her potential. It is our goal that each student will learn dedication, hard work, teamwork, and how to set goals and achieve them. Hopefully, every student and cheerleader will walk away with a sense of accomplishment and a high self-esteem.

Over the course of the last 30 years, I’ve coached several athletes who were autistic. It can be challenging at times wh...
10/21/2026

Over the course of the last 30 years, I’ve coached several athletes who were autistic. It can be challenging at times when teaching an athlete who has a neurological disorder, but I always keep this in mind and alter my coaching to meet their needs. There's a lot of misinformation and stereotypes about those who are autistic, so I would encourage anyone who is not familiar with the condition to do a little research and become more educated on the subject. I currently have two autistic children who I coach each week. They're two of the smartest, sweetest, loving, and hard working athletes I coach. It can sometimes be a difficult task, but I truly love coaching them and look forward to seeing them each week. Although I'm the coach and they are learning from me, I'm learning just as much from them. They're helping me to be more patient, more empathetic, and an overall better coach. It's the challenges we experience in life that help us learn, grow, and better ourselves. 💚

Being a coach is such a rewarding career! I truly admire those who coach a team, as it's an incredibly difficult task to...
10/18/2026

Being a coach is such a rewarding career! I truly admire those who coach a team, as it's an incredibly difficult task to bring together so many different personalities and mold them into a cohesive unit. That said, I love the fact that I coach individuals vs a team. I have the privilege of working with athletes from several sports and many different recreational, middle school, high school, and allstar cheer teams; competitive gymnastics teams; competitive dance teams; and more. In the last few days, I've received videos from parents showing me how their child is progressing with their skills and messages or verbal conversations letting me know how confident their child has become. That is always the ultimate goal, and it warms my heart to see they're thriving. In the high school competitive cheer world, I coach a peppering of athletes from all of the surrounding schools, some schools more than others. Many of them have recently won first place and/or grand champs in their division, especially AAA, and I'm so happy for them! The AAA division is very competitive this year, and multiple teams have been battling it out for those top spots the last few weeks. It's exciting to see so many of the athletes I coach have success with their teams! It's also exciting to see those athletes I coach who have not been in those top spots still work hard, do everything than can to help their team, and perform the skills they've learned. Your hard work has not gone unnoticed! Regardless of what team you're on, regardless of what skills you're performing in the routine, and regardless of what place you finish in your division, just know that I'm proud of you! Thank you for allowing me to coach you! 💚🖤⚡️

- Coach Wes

Make the decision that you want to accomplish something, eliminate the excuses not to, and go after it! 💚🖤⚡️
10/16/2026

Make the decision that you want to accomplish something, eliminate the excuses not to, and go after it! 💚🖤⚡️

Coaches and Parents,Whether an athlete is experiencing normal fear or they have a true mental block, it might be instinc...
10/15/2026

Coaches and Parents,

Whether an athlete is experiencing normal fear or they have a true mental block, it might be instinctive to tell an athlete who has difficulty with their confidence to "get out of your head." It's understandable why it seems to be a reasonable thing to say to them. Unfortunately, it does the opposite of what you think. The athlete already knows that they have confidence issues, and they already don't want to "be in their head," so telling them that just continues to remind them of their issue and heightens stress and anxiety. They want to be "out of their head" just as much as you. Helping the athlete to create the right mindset where they're talking to themselves in a positive way, visualizing the skill that they are trying to perform, and letting them know you believe in them is the way to go. They need positive reinforcement and learn how to navigate their emotions. This is easier said than done and can sometimes be a long process, but with the right environment, the right words, and the right mindset, they'll be able to overcome their fears. 💚🖤⚡️

Parents,Although you have good intentions, promising your child gifts to get them to perform a skill is never the answer...
10/14/2026

Parents,

Although you have good intentions, promising your child gifts to get them to perform a skill is never the answer. It's an attempt at a shortcut to success, and there are no shortcuts, as they are always temporary. They need to want it for themselves and they have to put in the time and effort. Just love them, encourage them, and teach them to always do their best. That's all they need from you. The rest will fall into place. 💚🖤⚡️

Parents,In addition to the post I made last night, YOUR MENTAL HEALTH is just as IMPORTANT. Before you can take care of ...
10/09/2026

Parents,

In addition to the post I made last night, YOUR MENTAL HEALTH is just as IMPORTANT. Before you can take care of your family, you have to take care of yourself.

I've posted about this before, but once again, I was brought to the verge of tears last night when speaking to the mom o...
10/09/2026

I've posted about this before, but once again, I was brought to the verge of tears last night when speaking to the mom of one of my athletes. Her daughter is struggling with her mental health and her peers have only exacerbated the issue by being petty and cruel. I don't want anyone to be in a state of mind where they're contemplating ending their life, especially a 13 year old girl who has her entire life in front of her. It breaks my heart every time I have a conversation like this with a parent. These athletes mean the world to me, and the ones I've coached for many years often feel like daughters to me because I've watched them grow up before my eyes, so I can't imagine how their family feels.

Parents,

Please make sure you have good and frequent communication with your children. Let them know that they can come to you with any problem, and let them know that they will always be loved. Their grades, popularity, and athletic accomplishments mean nothing, unless they are in good mental health. 💚🖤⚡️

- Coach Wes

Thank you for the allowing me to coach you! It's an honor!
09/25/2026

Thank you for the allowing me to coach you! It's an honor!

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09/24/2026

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Address

9797 Anderson Road
Piedmont, SC
29673

Opening Hours

Monday 3:15pm - 9:15pm
Tuesday 3:15pm - 9:15pm
Wednesday 3:15pm - 9:15pm
Thursday 3:15pm - 9:15pm
Friday 6:15pm - 9:15pm

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+18646162525

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