My Gym Park Slope
Second-floor kids' gym near Grand Army Plaza where little ones do structured gymnastics, games and silly songs. Older kids work on basic tumbling and coordination.
Photo: gothamgymnastics.com
A roughly 14,000-square-foot Gowanus gym where children progress through leveled gymnastics classes on full-size equipment. Beyond weekly classes there are open gym times, school's-out days, summer camp and competitive teams.
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Seasonal sessions; open gym and school's-out programs
From about $64 per class, varying by level and length; 10% sibling discount
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Ages 1–17.
From about $64 per class, varying by level and length; 10% sibling discount
Seasonal sessions; open gym and school's-out programs
315 Douglass Street, 11217, in Gowanus, Brooklyn.
Yes. Gotham Gymnastics is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Gotham Gymnastics: gothamgymnastics.com, or call (718) 722-7122.
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