Parent and Me, Preschool
Classes

Gymnastics for ages two-and-a-half through five — kid-sized equipment, obstacle courses, and first turns on the bar.

The Champions United preschool gym floor

Their very first gymnastics class

Kid-sized equipment, short attention spans respected, and coaches who know that a first cartwheel is a big deal.

A young gymnast on the bar with a coach spotting
2½ – 4 years

Parent and Me

Mom or dad is on the floor for the whole class. Together you work through games, obstacle courses and group activities built for little bodies — motor skills, balance, coordination, confidence, and the first taste of taking turns with other kids.

A young gymnast on the bungee harness while classmates watch
Ages 4 – 5

Preschool

A drop-off class built around themed lessons, obstacle courses and games, with extra time on the trampolines. Age- and size-appropriate equipment sits right up front, so you can watch the whole thing from the viewing area.

A young gymnast playing in the blue foam pit
All preschool

The Foam Pit

Every preschool class gets pit time. It’s where new skills get tried first, because landing in more than 20,000 foam blocks takes the fear out of falling. First bar drops, vault landings and upside-down shapes all start here.

What a class looks like

Warm-up circle

Stretching and a quick body warm-up as a group.

12–15 min
Station rotation

Bars, beam, vault, rope, tumbling, strength and an obstacle course — plus the trampoline, tumble track, zip line, trapeze, the foam pit and fun games, in small groups with lots of turns.

45 min
Total class time

Every preschool class runs a full hour.

1 hour

Parent questions

What should my child wear?

A leotard, or a fitted t-shirt and shorts. Bare feet. Long hair tied back, and no jewelry on the equipment.

Do I stay in the gym?

For Parent & Tot you’re on the floor with them. For Preschool it’s drop-off, and you’re welcome to stay and watch.

My child is shy — is that okay?

Very normal. Coaches start slow, and plenty of kids spend their first class watching more than doing. That’s fine.

Is my 2-year-old old enough?

We start at two-and-a-half. If your child is close, call us and we’ll talk it through.

Come try a class

You can try a class before you make your decision.

Request a trial class

New students can start any time — tuition is prorated for your first session.