Train. Perform. Belong.
Gymnastics and dance for every level — from a first cartwheel to a full competitive season. Eight weekly classes across two studios, coached by people who know every athlete by name.
View the scheduleA studio built on measurable progress
Studio 1 — the main sprung training floor, set up for bars and floor rotations.
This week's classes
All classes run on a 12-week term. Capacity is capped so coaches can keep eyes on every athlete — most classes fill 3–4 weeks out.
- Beginner Beam & Basics — Sat 09:00–10:00 · Studio 2
- Intermediate Ballet — Sat 10:00–11:30 · Marley Hall
- Hip-Hop Minis — Sun 10:00–11:00 · Studio 1
- Competitive Floor Team A — Mon/Wed 16:00–17:30 · Studio 1
- Competitive Bars Team B — Tue/Thu 16:30–18:00 · Studio 2
- Intermediate Vault & Power — Tue 18:00–19:30 · Gym Floor
- Contemporary Competition Group — Wed/Sun 11:00–12:30 · Marley Hall
- Jazz Intermediate Troupe — Fri 17:00–18:30 · Studio 3
Inside the studio
A few ordinary days from the last term.
What families say
“Emma moved from the recreation lane to Team A in one year. What sold me was never the trophies — it was that her coach could tell me exactly which skill she was stuck on and what we'd do about it.”
“As a parent I liked being told things early. When Zoe was struggling with injuries we weren't left guessing; the app flagged it, the coach called, and we had a plan the same week.”
“The Saturday ballet class is the highlight of my daughter's week. Her teacher is strict about placement and completely warm with the kids. I have never had a bad experience here.”
Common questions
What age can my child start?
Our minis class starts at age 4, and most children who start with us are 6 or older. There is no upper limit — several of our competitive athletes train with us into their late teens.
Do I need any experience to join a class?
None at all. A meaningful share of every beginner class is made up of children trying gymnastics for the first time. That is genuinely what the class is designed for.
How do I know if my child is ready to compete?
You will not have to guess. Your coach scores your child against the level progression, and we raise competition at the end-of-term family meeting rather than by email. Roughly 40% of our competitive athletes had never competed before joining us.
What happens if my child is injured?
Attendance is recorded per session, and an injury triggers an automatic alert to the parent and the academy admin. Classes you miss for a documented injury are credited to your account for the remainder of the term.
Are costumes and competition fees included in tuition?
They are not. Tuition covers instruction and studio access. Costumes are charged per recital group and competition entry fees are billed separately, usually 6–8 weeks before the event.