Pride of Illinois

Business Details

21 Years

experience

Gymnastics & Preschool Programs in Collinsville, IL

Pride of Illinois has been dedicated to fostering happy, healthy, and confident children since 2005. Our comprehensive programs in gymnastics, cheer, tumbling, swimming, and preschool education are designed to build foundational skills, promote physical fitness, and instill lifelong values. Located in Collinsville, Illinois, our 24,000-square-foot facility offers state-of-the-art equipment and a safe environment for kids to grow. Our team of experienced coaches and educators emphasizes progressive training, personalized attention, and a commitment to excellence. We serve families through structured classes, competitive teams, and recreational activities tailored to various age groups.

Our preschool curriculum integrates Montessori and Reggio Emilia principles, focusing on experiential learning and cognitive development. With flexible scheduling and small class sizes, we prioritize individual growth and community engagement. Our facility includes specialized areas for gymnastics, ninja training, and early childhood development, ensuring a dynamic experience for all participants. We maintain rigorous safety standards and transparent communication with families, reflecting our dedication to trustworthiness and client satisfaction. Pride of Illinois remains a trusted leader in youth development, combining expertise with a passion for nurturing young minds and bodies.

Services

Gymnastics Classes Ninja Training Tumbling Swim School Preschool Birthday Parties Competitive Teams Summer Camp After-School Club Private Lessons

Details

Year established: 2005

Highlights and features

We offer expert-led programs for gymnastics, swimming, and preschool education.
Our 24,000-square-foot facility features specialized training equipment for all skill levels.
Small class sizes ensure personalized attention and safe progression.
Preschool curriculum integrates Montessori and Reggio Emilia educational philosophies.
Competitive teams and recreational classes cater to diverse athletic goals.

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Services

Gymnastics Classes

Our gymnastics programs build strength, flexibility, and confidence for girls aged 5-18. Classes follow Olympic events and progress from beginner to advanced levels. Weekly sessions include balance beam, uneven bars, vault, and floor exercise.

Preschool Program

The Wonder Years Preschool serves ages 3-6 with Montessori-inspired curricula focused on cognitive development and physical fitness. Daily activities include gymnastics, math, literacy, and social-emotional learning in small classes.

Swim Lessons

Year-round swim lessons use small classes and personalized instruction in a 90F pool. Our progressive curriculum teaches water safety and swimming skills in a clean, UV-filtered environment for children of all abilities.

Ninja Training

Ninja programs develop focus and fitness for ages 4-12 through obstacle courses and skill stations. Classes emphasize the 'Big 5 Skills' while promoting respect, problem-solving, and physical resilience in a fun setting.

Birthday Parties

Themed birthday events feature access to gymnastics equipment, ninja courses, and dedicated party areas. Packages include instructor-led activities and customizable options for children aged 1-16 in a supervised environment.

Questions

What age groups do your programs serve?

We offer programs for children aged 1-18, including toddler classes, preschool, gymnastics, and competitive teams.

Are there options for competitive athletes?

Yes, we form competitive gymnastics, cheer, and tumbling teams with professional coaching and structured training programs.

Do you offer summer programs?

Our summer camp includes extended hours, themed weeks, and access to all gym facilities for continued skill development.

What safety measures are in place?

We maintain clean facilities, small class ratios, certified staff, and require liability waivers to ensure participant safety.

Can I try a class before committing?

How do I register for programs?

Register online through our customer portal or contact us directly via phone for assistance with enrollment and scheduling.

Reviews (6)

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Kisha May

Jan 26, 2022 Report

An amazing gym with a coaching staff that truly cares about its athletes...all of them not just a select few. So glad I brought my daughter here.

Rose Overstreet

Jan 10, 2022 Report

Critical:Communication,Value
They do not move students up. They charge good money and do nothing but cartwheels. The have favorites. But on the other hand the girls at the desk are super nice and helpful. Unless your child is popular and excepted socially I would not recommend.

Sophia Rams

Sep 03, 2019 Report

I came here when I was like 8 all the way until I was 11 I left because I moved to Florida but when I was here I felt that I couldnt speak up for myself and all my teachers hated me for some reason and never move me up even though I was hyper flexible and I was very strong for that age. I remember one time I was being evaluated to go to gold, and they forgot so I was stuck in Bronze || for the entire time I was there. It was not only unfair but it was scaring, because I would be abused in school by my teacher which I had for MANY years because I went to a Montessori school but after

Sherry Edwards

Jun 29, 2018 Report

Great coaches. Great atmosphere. Great experience and life lessons taught to my kiddo. Highly recommend.

Ariel Garcia

Nov 22, 2017 Report

Went for a party there and the floor space is awesome. Lots of equipment and the instructors were great.

Ruwatchin

Aug 10, 2017 Report

My experience with Pride of Illinois when it came to my children I had there is this. At first we loved this place, loved the coaches my children had, felt that we mattered. One of my children left the program due to an auto injury and was talked negatively about by her "teammates" who forgot to remove her from their "group chat". This of course did hurt, but wasn't enough to make a big deal out of, or make the other child not be in the program. Then as time went on my other child started to not feel the same about the program and felt maybe it was time to look elsewhere for a better fit. It seems