15 gymnastics programs for kids in Queens. Tumbling, ninja, parkour. Includes Christy's Gymnastics Center and Commonpoint Queens Children's Gymnastics.
A drop-off gymnastics class at Commonpoint's Forest Hills center where kids 4-11 practice tumbling, balance and agility on vault, beam and an air tumble track. Classes are grouped by age on Monday afternoons.
A Main Street gym with more than 30 years of coaching where toddlers start in Mommy & Me and Tiny Tots, preschoolers learn basics, and school-age girls and boys train in separate programs. A competition team is available for advanced athletes.
A family-run gymnastics center in Astoria, open since 1971, where children learn gymnastics and acrobatics in after-school and Saturday classes. There is also a performing kids' class, cheer/stunt clinics and private training.
Children move through age-based gymnastics programs, starting with tumbling play for toddlers and progressing to recreational and advanced classes for school-age kids and teens. The gym also runs a USAG competitive team and hosts birthday parties.
A long-running Czech-American Sokol club that holds weekly co-ed gymnastics and fitness sessions for kids and teens. Young members also get chances to volunteer and build leadership skills.
Kids learn circus-style aerial skills on silks, lyra, hammock, rope and straps, along with acrobatics. The studio runs circus summer camps and offers a trial class for newcomers.
A woman-owned Long Island City gym with classes from Baby Bobcats (3-15 months) through school-age Tigers, plus camps and clinics. It emphasizes inclusion, with sensory-friendly classes and programming for neurodivergent and gender-expansive kids.
A gymnastics gym offering training from beginner level up to competitive teams for children, plus adult classes. Class tracks include a toddler program, girls' and boys' classes, and girls' and boys' teams, with trial classes available.
A kids' fitness gym on Astoria Boulevard offering gymnastics-based classes, games and Mommy & Me for babies through age 10. Enrollment is flexible with no contracts.
A Union Turnpike My Gym with structured play, tumbling and gymnastics for infants to 10-year-olds. It also runs camps and parents' night out events.
A Court Square branch in LIC offering baby and toddler gym classes and preschool gymnastics. Kids develop coordination and early tumbling skills.
A 5,000-square-foot North Flushing gym with Olympic-style equipment, an in-ground trampoline, a 20-foot tumble track and spring floor. Kids from 12 months take Mommy & Me, recreational or competitive classes, and there is open play too.
A Forest Hills rhythmic gymnastics and dance program for girls 4-16, working on flexibility, coordination and routines with apparatus like ribbon and hoop. It has been running since 1991 and offers trial classes.
A family-owned USA Gymnastics member club in Glendale with recreational levels from pre-K through team skills. Competitive USAG and Xcel teams and summer programs are offered, and new kids get a free trial class.
A long-running gymnastics gym in Maspeth offering recreational classes and competitive training. Competitive gymnasts train through USAG levels 2-10 and the Xcel program.
LittleGotham lists 15 gymnastics programs for kids in Queens.
No. Every listing here charges a fee; prices are shown on each listing.
15 listings are indoors, such as Christy's Gymnastics Center, Commonpoint Queens Children's Gymnastics, D.A. Sokol Youth Gymnastics.
Astoria (3), Long Island City (2), Forest Hills (2).