Ms. J's Gymnastics - Williamsburg
A neighborhood gym where babies, toddlers and school-age kids take gymnastics and dance classes. The schedule also includes family fun hours, kids' night out, camps and a competitive team.
by STREB Lab for Action Mechanics (SLAM)
Kids 5 and up learn to bounce, flip and twist on trampolines or fly on a trapeze at STREB's lab. Tweens and teens can also drop into evening Action Club sessions.
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Fall semester Sep 14-Dec 17, 2026
$625 per semester; Fly Team $750; Tween/Teen Action Club $25/session
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Ages 5–17.
$625 per semester; Fly Team $750; Tween/Teen Action Club $25/session
Fall semester Sep 14-Dec 17, 2026
51 North 1st Street, 11249, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Yes. STREB Kid Trampoline & Flying Trapeze is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by STREB Lab for Action Mechanics (SLAM): streb.org, or call (718) 384-6491.
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