Arctic Gymnastics opened its doors in 1988. Previous owners Carolyn Crouch, Karin Carter, and Sheila Vonesh - along with current owners Dan and Nichole Alch - believe in the ongoing development and success of every level of athlete. The diverse array of programs offered under one roof makes Arctic Gymnastics a powerful tool for our members.
From recreational gymnastics classes to Level 10 competitive gymnastics, our gymnastics students can choose from many different programs. Students with different interests can also choose from a range of different programs including cheer and jujitsu. This is part of what makes Arctic Gymnastics a strong competitor on the national level.
From recreational gymnastics classes to Level 10 competitive gymnastics, our gymnastics students can choose from many different programs. Students with different interests can also choose from a range of different programs including cheer and jujitsu. This is part of what makes Arctic Gymnastics a strong competitor on the national level.
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Arctic Gymnastics' recreational gymnastics programs are designed for children or adults that want to learn basic gymnastics skills while keeping fit, building strength, and improving flexibility - but are not interested in gymnastics competition. We offer recreational gymnastics classes and programs to suit any age and skill level.
Competitive
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Arctic Gymnastics offers a winning competitive gymnastics program. Coach Dan Alch and his team of talented coaches bring a family spirit to the team that offers healthy competition and an encouraging atmosphere for your athlete. Arctic Gymnastics program begins at Pre Team and Level 1, where gymnasts learn the basic skills that prepare them for competition and continues through Level 10 where experienced gymnasts prepare for college careers.
Recreational
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Arctic Gymnastics' recreational gymnastics programs are designed for children or adults that want to learn basic gymnastics skills while keeping fit, building strength, and improving flexibility - but are not interested in gymnastics competition.
Recreational gymnasts use most of the same gymnastics equipment that our competition gymnasts use to train such as the spring floor, balance beam, uneven bars, vault, pit, trampoline, and various types of mats.Focus: To develop self-confidence, kinesthetic awareness, hand-eye coordination, strength, flexibility, and coordination which will progress towards gymnastics skills.
Recreational gymnasts use most of the same gymnastics equipment that our competition gymnasts use to train such as the spring floor, balance beam, uneven bars, vault, pit, trampoline, and various types of mats.Focus: To develop self-confidence, kinesthetic awareness, hand-eye coordination, strength, flexibility, and coordination which will progress towards gymnastics skills.
Preschool
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The goals of our curriculum reflect the philosophy of creative play. While striving to attain the maximum development of each child we provide a safe and nurturing environment that promotes the social, emotional, intellectual, (cognitive), and physical development of each child. While striving to attain maximum development in these areas, our preliminary focus is on the child's self-esteem.
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