29 gymnastics programs for kids in Brooklyn. Tumbling, ninja, parkour. Includes The Little Gym of Brighton Beach and Victory Gymnastics Brooklyn.
A kids' gym where babies and toddlers attend parent-and-child movement classes and older children progress to gymnastics skills like flips and bar work. Separate dance classes, camps and birthday parties are also offered.
Kids learn artistic gymnastics on the floor and apparatus, from first rolls through competitive USAIGC team training. There is a parent-and-child intro class for the youngest, plus private lessons, a summer camp and birthday parties.
A lower-level Midwood studio where kids learn rhythmic gymnastics with ribbons, hoops and balls alongside dance technique. Preschoolers start with basics while older gymnasts can move into recreational or competitive Level 3-5 training.
A Bath Beach gym offering progressive gymnastics classes from walking toddlers with a parent through advanced tumblers. Kids rotate through bars, beams, vault and floor, with boys-only and tumbling classes also on the schedule.
The Prospect Heights Field House has a large gymnastics and parkour center where kids from toddlers to teens take leveled classes. Programs range from beginner tumbling to elite training, plus ninja and parkour obstacle classes.
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.
A gymnastics school offering recreational classes for kids 3 and up, a competitive floor-routine team for ages 6+, and parent-and-baby classes that build early motor skills. Clinics, private lessons, summer camp and birthday parties are also available.
The Cobble Hill location of Gymstars runs age-grouped gymnastics and tumbling classes with a playful, confidence-building approach. Children also get to try circus arts and parkour-style movement.
Kids tumble, balance and swing through playful gymnastics classes that also mix in circus skills, parkour and dance. Classes are grouped by age from preschoolers to young teens, and some sites offer school pickup.
Gymstars runs age-grouped gymnastics, tumbling and circus-skill classes at Congregation Beth Elohim in Park Slope. Classes serve preschoolers through young teens.
At the Kings Bay Y in Brooklyn, Isadora runs rhythmic gymnastics for ages 4-18 in recreational, intermediate and competitive groups. Newcomers get their first class free.
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.
The Greenpoint branch of Ms. J's teaches gymnastics basics to little ones and builds skills for older children. It also hosts camps and parent-free evening events for kids.
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.
A children's fitness gym in the City Point complex with gymnastics, games and music-driven activities for babies through age 10. Membership includes weekly classes plus open play time.
A Smith Street My Gym with structured gymnastics, games and music for babies through age 10. Membership pairs a weekly class with open play time.
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.
A Henry Street location with gym babies, gym tots and gym kids classes that build to gymnastics levels I-III. It's geared to babies and preschoolers.
Gymnastics-centered enrichment classes for babies, toddlers and preschoolers built around developmental milestones. Kids graduate from gym babies and tots into leveled gymnastics classes.
A Bedford Avenue gym offering gymnastics, parkour, ninja and cheer classes for babies through young teens. Dance classes and a regional team are also available.
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.
A Brooklyn gymnastics program running 15-week semester classes for kids of all skill levels, Sunday through Friday. It also offers one-on-one coaching at your home and two-hour gymnastics birthday parties.
A girls' rhythmic gymnastics program at the Shorefront Y with recreational and competitive options. Gymnasts learn flexibility, dance elements and apparatus routines.
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.
LittleGotham lists 29 gymnastics programs for kids in Brooklyn.
No. Every listing here charges a fee; prices are shown on each listing.
29 listings are indoors, such as The Little Gym of Brighton Beach, Victory Gymnastics Brooklyn, Aviator Sports Gymnastics.
Gravesend (3), Cobble Hill (2), Brooklyn Heights (2).