This month we are spotlighting our Preschool Director Kim Graham. She has been coaching at Gymcats since 2003, which makes her the most senior coach at Gymcats. Girls Team Head Coach This Month we are spotlighting our girls team head coach Jenny Benning. 3 Questions to Ask Yourself when Setting a Fitness Goal by Patrick Wood, ATC, CSCS One of the hardest questions to answer in fitness is, "What's next?"
We definitely want to encourage safety first and enjoyment in gymnastics. If your child is enjoying gymnastics, then they will improve faster. Encouraging stretching while watching TV and games to make building strength fun is a good start! With our preschool aged children we discourage moving up into a class with older kids.
We definitely want to encourage safety first and enjoyment in gymnastics. If your child is enjoying gymnastics, then they will improve faster. Encouraging stretching while watching TV and games to make building strength fun is a good start! With our preschool aged children we discourage moving up into a class with older kids.
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Preschool
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This class teaches toddlers everything to give them a jump in life- gross and fine motor learning skills, coordination, and of course interactive play. This class involves parent participation and encouragement. This is a great opportunity to bond with your child and give them special one on one time.
Recreational Gymnastics
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Our developmental program is second to none. Along with developing a passion for learning, Gymcats kids also learn to overcome obstacles. Through steps and progressions, coaches and kids will decide on small, reachable goals and keep a longer term goal to strive for. Basic techniques are taught and perfected at an early age.
Gymcats Tumbling
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Beginning Tumbling: (1 hour classes) Ages 6 & up - Tumbling classes focus on the Floor Exercise event in gymnastics. Although most participants are learning tumbling for cheerleading or dance, this class is designed for anyone interested in learning basic tumbling skills. No experience necessary. We will work toward learning walk-overs, back handsprings, front handsprings and aerials in this level.
Careers
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Gymcats is always seeking great people to join our staff! If you love kids and teaching, are hard working and conscientious, Gymcats might be the place for you to work. It is very rewarding to boost kids' confidence and give them a positive, safe place to learn gymnastics. We have an excellent staff that is great at training our new coaches on how to teach progressive gymnastics skills, spotting, class management and safety!
Ninja Zone
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Children learn a combination of flips, rolls, jumps, and kicks. Strength and agility are tested through obstacle courses and various training techniques. A progressive level system evaluates and advances children in their skill and knowledge of core values as described in the NinjaZone creed. Children advance and learn at their own pace.
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