by Chelsea Piers
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Kids' gymnastics classes inside the Field House on the Hudson River piers, progressing from caregiver-assisted tot classes to independent preschool and school-age groups. Children work on rolls, handstands, beam, bars and trampoline in a large dedicated gym.
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Classes offered 7 days a week in seasonal sessions
Session-based: about $528–$594 for 8–9 weekly classes (preschool levels)
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Ages 1–12.
Session-based: about $528–$594 for 8–9 weekly classes (preschool levels)
Classes offered 7 days a week in seasonal sessions
62 Chelsea Piers (23rd St & Hudson River Park), 10011, Manhattan.
Yes. Chelsea Piers Field House Gymnastics is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Chelsea Piers: chelseapiers.com, or call (212) 336-6500.
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