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The Church Avenue location of Prospect Gymnastics teaches tumbling, apparatus skills and parkour to kids from infancy to 14. Camps and cheer are offered as well.
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Ages 0–14.
Session pricing varies by program
Seasonal sessions
1023 Church Avenue, 11218, in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn.
Yes. Prospect Gymnastics is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Prospect Gymnastics: prospectgymnastics.com, or call (718) 484-0911.
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