An Industry City gym offering group and private gymnastics lessons for toddlers through teens. Families can also drop in for open play sessions, camps and birthday parties.
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Year-round classes, open play and camps
$40 annual membership; private lessons $60 per half hour
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Ages 1–16.
$40 annual membership; private lessons $60 per half hour
Year-round classes, open play and camps
253 36th Street, Floor 2, Unit C-256, 11232, in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
Yes. Joy Gymnastics is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Joy Gymnastics: joygymnastics.com, or call (929) 489-9285.
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