Acrobatic Gymnastics
Individual skills only
AGE: 6 -10 Instructor/student ratio 1:10
Students will learn fundamental gymnastics, acrobatic and tumbling
moves that are performed on gym mats. This class is strictly floor work and does not perform any gymnastics with bars or beams. Sample moves include front & back rolls, headstands, backbend, cartwheels, walkovers, etc. Class format will focus on building core strength, flexibility and stretching while acquiring
valuable skills that can be easily transferred to acro dance, cheerleading and gymnastic routines.
Individual skills only
AGE: 6 -10 Instructor/student ratio 1:10
Students will learn fundamental gymnastics, acrobatic and tumbling
moves that are performed on gym mats. This class is strictly floor work and does not perform any gymnastics with bars or beams. Sample moves include front & back rolls, headstands, backbend, cartwheels, walkovers, etc. Class format will focus on building core strength, flexibility and stretching while acquiring
valuable skills that can be easily transferred to acro dance, cheerleading and gymnastic routines.
Tuition:
Monthly payments are automatically charged to the on-file credit/debit card on the 1st of each month.
55 minute class: $108.00 ( 4 weeks)
Discounts
For multiple classes or family members, receive 10% off all additional classes of equal or lesser value.
MEMBERSHIP/REGISTRATION FEE:
In addition to Tuition, there is an Annual Membership/Registration Fee of $40.00 per student or $68.00 per family . Effective until August 28th, 2023.
Single class/try-out/drop-in costs: 1h, $35, If class have an available spot, appointment required.
Monthly payments are automatically charged to the on-file credit/debit card on the 1st of each month.
55 minute class: $108.00 ( 4 weeks)
Discounts
For multiple classes or family members, receive 10% off all additional classes of equal or lesser value.
MEMBERSHIP/REGISTRATION FEE:
In addition to Tuition, there is an Annual Membership/Registration Fee of $40.00 per student or $68.00 per family . Effective until August 28th, 2023.
Single class/try-out/drop-in costs: 1h, $35, If class have an available spot, appointment required.
Schedule 2022-2023
*Here is some additional information pertaining to Acro-gymnastics athlete opportunities with the National Collegiate Acrobatics and Tumbling Association
NCATA (National Collegiate Acrobatics & Tumbling Association)
History , Mission & Vision Mission
NCATA (National Collegiate Acrobatics & Tumbling Association)
History , Mission & Vision Mission
In September 2010, USA Gymnastics and the National Collegiate Acrobatics and Tumbling Association (NCATA), formerly known as the National Collegiate Stunts and Tumbling Association, announced that USA Gymnastics would sanction NCATA events. NCATA has the goal of establishing itself as a sport within the NCAA framework.
Acrobatics & tumbling was adopted as an NCAA emerging sport in all three divisions effective August 1, 2020, meaning when 40 programs meet NCAA sport sponsorship thresholds for participants (18) and competitions (6), acrobatics & tumbling will be eligible to begin the legislative process for NCAA championship status.
Currently, there are 45 universities in 18 states that offer this collegiate varsity sport!
USA Gymnastics wants to make sure our athletes at the USA Gyms are aware of the existing opportunities to participate.
You can continue to track Acrobatics and Tumbling’s progress at
https://usagym.org/pages/home/college/atinfo.html
The all-female acrobatics and tumbling teams are recognized an treated as fully sponsored varsity sports at their respective institution and are in full compliance with NCAA rules and regulations. The teams range in size, with a maximum of 40 women. There are 28 spots on the game day roster. Scholarships are available at D1 and D2 institutions.
The purpose of an acrobatics and tumbling team is to represent a university six to eight times each season in a head-to-head competitive format against other collegiate acrobatics and tumbling teams. An NCATA meet includes six events-compulsory, toss, acro, pyramid, tumbling and a team event. The scoring system includes pre-determined start difficulty values for each skill in each round for consistent scoring by officials. The NCATA’s unique meet format with standardized scoring, officiating, and safety provide clear separation from other related sports or activities
For more information, go to https://thencata.org/index.aspx