Cape Cod Gymnastics Pre-School Gymnastics Program

The Cape Cod Gymnastics Center Pre-School Program is the first step toward physically fit and active lives. Not only do our pre-school gymnastics classes introduce children as young as 18 months to a structured, safe, and fun learning enviroment, but children will also meet new friends and gain confidence in their physical abilities. Each class offers a new challenge appropriate to the age and maturity level of each child.

Our youngest students age 18 months-3.5 year olds begin to learn a bit of structure and lots of fun bouncing, balancing, hanging and rolling  in the 40-min. My Buddy program.   Of course, mom, dad, granny or babysitter are there to help them through the class. 

When they are approximately 3.5 years old they will move into the Pre-K Kids program. This may be the child’s first experience in a class setting without mom or dad.  This class incorporates great musical warm-ups, unique obstacle courses, as well as specific work on each Olympic gymnastics event.  Each class ends with a cheer and stamp of approval!

Our Kinder Kids class caters to the 5 and 6 year old kindergartener. Even though this class is similar in structure to the Pre-K Kids class, it begins to focus on finer motor skill activities and more focused gymnastics skill training on each Olympic gymnastics event.

Why Pre-School Gymnastics?                             

• Develops Coordination, Strength, and Flexibility
• Introduces children to their first social interactions with peers
• Learn to listen and follow directions
• Gain self-esteem and confidence at a very young age
• Learn the fundamentals of movement in a safe and structured environment
• Begin to encourage healthy habits at a young age
• Enhance skill training for other sports
• It’s Fun!!       
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• Why ALL boys should do gymnastics...even if they don't want to be gymnasts!
• https://annejosephson.wordpress.com/2015/10/12/5-simple-reasons-your-son-should-do-gymnastics-even-if-he-doesnt-want-to-be-a-gymnast/