87 gymnastics programs for kids across all five boroughs of New York City. Tumbling, ninja, parkour. Includes Chelsea Piers Field House Gymnastics and Chelsea Piers Toddler Gym.
Kids' gymnastics classes inside the Field House on the Hudson River piers, progressing from caregiver-assisted tot classes to independent preschool and school-age groups. Children work on rolls, handstands, beam, bars and trampoline in a large dedicated gym.
A padded indoor play area inside the Chelsea Piers Field House where toddlers crawl, climb and bounce on mats, mini beams and bars, trampolines and a ball pit. It is a good rainy-day outlet for very young children to burn energy and build coordination with a caregiver nearby.
A parent-and-child play program mixing gymnastics and music activities designed around each stage of early development. Classes are kept small, and the space also hosts parties and weekend play by appointment.
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.
Upper West Side branch of the kids' fitness franchise offering age-based gymnastics and movement classes, from caregiver-and-baby play to school-age tumbling on bars and beam. Sessions use games and music to develop strength, balance and listening skills.
A franchise gym running structured movement and gymnastics classes by age, starting with parent-and-baby sessions and moving up to independent grade-school gymnastics. Classes mix tumbling, bars and beam with music and games to build coordination and confidence.
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.
A cheerleading gym where young athletes take tumbling and cheer classes, join All-Star competitive teams, or book one-on-one private lessons. It also runs camps, clinics and a summer camp.
Babies, toddlers and preschoolers take themed play classes here that build movement, balance and social skills on climbing structures, tunnels and cushions, with parachute and bubble time. There are also unstructured open gym sessions and a preschool-prep class for ages 2-5.
Girls learn rhythmic gymnastics, a blend of gymnastics, ballet, acrobatics and dance performed with ribbons, hoops, balls, ropes and clubs. Classes run from a playful intro for ages 3-5 to recreational and competitive groups for ages 6 and up, with gala shows in December and at year's end.
Toddlers ages 1-2 join a parent in Little Ninjas movement classes, kids 2-12 run ninja warrior obstacle courses, and children 3 and up can study taekwondo with belt progression. The padded, supervised gym also hosts birthday parties, school-closure camps and playdates. Formerly Leaders Sports Performance.
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 Staten Island gym teaching kids gymnastics on all the Olympic apparatus plus trampoline, grouped by age and ability. It also runs tumbling classes for cheerleaders and parent-and-child classes for toddlers, along with birthday parties and summer classes.
A rooftop-level gymnastics studio at 92NY where kids from 12 months to teens learn skills on age-appropriate equipment. Serious gymnasts can join USA Gymnastics Junior Olympic and Xcel teams.
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 Tottenville sports center with recreational gymnastics for ages 5-18 and Tiny Tumblers for 18 months to 3. Kids train on vault, bars, beam, floor, tumble track, trampoline and climbing rope, with competitive teams for boys and girls.
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.
An Upper West Side enrichment center with gymnastics in six levels, parkour and cheer, plus ballet and hip-hop dance. Classes serve babies through teens.
LittleGotham lists 87 gymnastics programs for kids in New York City.
No. Every listing here charges a fee; prices are shown on each listing.
87 listings are indoors, such as Chelsea Piers Field House Gymnastics, Chelsea Piers Toddler Gym, Baby Power Bronx.
Manhattan (32), Brooklyn (29), Queens (15).