
PBG is following Philadelphia guidelines regarding safety measures. All entering students, parents and coaches wear a mask, use hand sanitizer and maintain social distancing in class and while seated. Families are asked to limit the number of family members accompanying students to one when practical.
Equipment is sanitized on a regular basis. Philadelphia is requiring masks to be worn in setting such as ours. Since most of our students are too young to be vaccinated yet, we require mask wearing whenever possible in our facility, and ask parents to do the same and be sure their child has a mask when coming in for class.
Equipment is sanitized on a regular basis. Philadelphia is requiring masks to be worn in setting such as ours. Since most of our students are too young to be vaccinated yet, we require mask wearing whenever possible in our facility, and ask parents to do the same and be sure their child has a mask when coming in for class.
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Philadelphia Boys' Gymnastics began as Temple University Boys' Gymnastics Team (TUBGT) in the fall of 2003 when two nearby boys' team programs were terminated and the gym at Temple became available for evening activity. That first year was also the start of the Temple Boys' Invitational, which later became the Philadelphia Boys' Invitational.
About Us
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We aim to promote the sport of gymnastics by offering life-changing opportunities for area youth so that they can realize their individual potential by developing in a safe, professional and challenge-seeking environment. Philadelphia Boys' Gymnastics is the only high-level boys' gymnastics club in Philadelphia and it is one of the only gyms dedicated to boys specifically in the country.
Fred Turoff
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During his 41 years as the head coach of the Temple Owls Men's Gymnastics Team, Fred Turoff produced 18 EIGL/ECAC title teams, 94 individual conference champions and 5 NCAA event champions. He retired as head coach after the 2017 season, and now serves as assistant to his former pupil, Jesse Kitzen-Abelson, who took over the head coach position in 2017-18.
Staff
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Walt graduated from Temple U in 1982. In his senior year he was 2nd all-around in the EIGL. Walt has much experience, having coached at both John Pancott Gymnastics Center and Upper Merion Dance and Gymnastics Center prior to joining PBG. He'll work mainly with levels 4, 6-8. Tom is a graduate of Univ of PA, earning his Master's in bioethics.
Classes
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You can arrange for your child to take part in a free trial lesson. Our coaches will determine the training level appropriate for your child based on his capabilities and age. Dress is a T-shirt and athletic shorts or a warmup. Socks or bare feet are the norm. Levels 1-2: Introductory and pre-team, ages 5-10 years old.
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