About Us

13,500 square feet built for gymnastics — and a coaching staff dedicated to helping every gymnast reach their highest ability.

About Us at Champions United

13,500 square feet, fully air conditioned

Everything under one roof — a full competition spring floor, in-ground foam pit and trampolines, tumble track, zip line, trapeze, ropes, bars, beams, vault and a dedicated preschool area.

The Champions United gym floor
The floor

Purpose-built, not converted

Every inch of this building was set up for gymnastics. Fully matted, climate controlled, and laid out so classes rotate without ever crowding each other.

The in-ground foam pit
The pit

The biggest foam pit around

Thousands of foam blocks, set in-ground with trampolines level to the floor. All eight Olympic events — vault, uneven bars, balance beam, floor, pommel horse, still rings, parallel bars and high bar — feed directly into the pit, so a gymnast can attempt a new skill on the apparatus itself and land somewhere soft.

The preschool area
Preschool wing

A gym inside the gym

Little gymnasts get their own dedicated area with age- and size-appropriate equipment, right up front so parents can watch every minute.

Who we are

Every age, every level

From a two-and-a-half-year-old’s first forward roll to competitive team athletes training multiple days a week — boys and girls both.

2½ and up
Safety certified staff

Our coaches are safety certified, professionally trained gymnastics staff — not seasonal help. Every skill is taught in progression and spotted before it’s soloed.

Certified
A real path forward

Beginner to Intermediate to Advanced to Competitive Team. Gymnasts move up when they’ve earned it, and there’s always a next step waiting.

Rec → Team
State competitors

Our team athletes compete through a full meet season and have brought home state championship results — every one of them started in a recreational class here.

Competitive

What we’re actually trying to do

Gymnastics builds strength, flexibility, coordination and body awareness better than almost anything else a child can do. It also builds a strong mind, real discipline, and friendships that outlast the sport. But that’s not why kids come back.

A young gymnast climbing the rope
Somewhere in the middle of all that flying and flipping they learn to point their toes, hold a handstand, and try the thing that scared them last week. That’s the whole idea.

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