From toddler tumbling to competitive team gymnastics, these are the gyms Central Florida parents recommend around Kissimmee, Poinciana, St. Cloud and Orlando. Many offer open gym, ninja classes, cheer tumbling and birthday parties too. I've also incl...
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SportsRock on E Donegan Ave is Kissimmee's go-to gym for recreational and competitive gymnastics, with preschool classes, boys' and girls' teams and open gym nights. The coaches are patient with nervous first-timers, and the birthday parties here are...
SportsRock Gymnastics
A newer gym in the Fortune Retail Court plaza off Fortune Road, We Do Gymnastics is big on the fundamentals: tumbling, bars, beam and vault for kids from preschool up, plus cheer tumbling for the school-squad crowd. Class sizes are small and pricing ...
We Do Gymnastics
Metro Gymnastics of Osceola on E 17th Street has been St. Cloud's gymnastics home for years, with a full competitive girls' program alongside rec classes and tumbling. If your kid wants to compete eventually, this is one of the strongest programs in ...
Metro Gymnastics of Osceola
Epic on Hamlin Ave in St. Cloud runs rec gymnastics, tumbling, ninja and parkour-style classes, which is perfect for the kid who has more energy than the living room can handle. Open gym sessions are a cheap way to burn off a rainy Saturday, and they...
Epic Gymnastics
Orlando Gymnastics on S Orange Blossom Trail near Hunters Creek is the closest big competitive gym to the Kissimmee side of town, with a well-known girls' team program plus rec classes, preschool and camps. The facility is huge and the coaching is se...
Orlando Gymnastics
For the under-6 crowd, The Little Gym on E Colonial is the gentlest intro to gymnastics around: parent-and-me classes from 4 months, then structured tumbling and balance work in a colorful, padded space. It's more about confidence and motor skills th...
The Little Gym of Northeast Orlando
KCX Elite on E Irlo Bronson is Kissimmee's all-star cheer gym, and their tumbling classes are open to kids who aren't on a team yet. If your kid wants a back handspring for the school squad, this is where to get it, with spring floors and coaches who...
KCX Elite All Stars (Cheer & Tumbling)
This is the mat every gym parent ends up buying: it folds into a tidy square, wipes clean, and gives your kid a safe strip for cartwheels and forward rolls in the living room. The 4x10 is the sweet spot for a Florida house with tile floors, which are...
BalanceFrom 4' x 10' Folding Gymnastics Mat
A low foam beam is the safest way to practice beam skills at home because it's only a few inches off the floor but the same width as the real thing. It folds for the closet, and my kid uses it daily for handstands and turns before her weekly class, w...
Marfula Folding Foam Balance Beam (6-9 ft)
If your gymnast is working on pullovers, casts and kips, a home bar is the one purchase that actually speeds things up. Tumbl Trak is the brand the gyms use, the height adjusts as they grow, and it's sturdy enough for real repetitions. Put it on the ...
Tumbl Trak Adjustable Junior Kip Bar
Rec classes at every gym above just need a basic leotard, and Amazon's are a third of the price of the pro-shop ones. Grab two or three sparkly ones the kid actually wants to wear, check the size chart since they run small, and skip anything with att...
Girls' Gymnastics Leotards (Amazon Picks)
An air track is the big-ticket backyard toy for tumblers: inflate it in two minutes, and the bounce makes round-offs and back handsprings way easier to learn without a coach spotting every rep. It works on grass, on the pool deck, or even floating in...
AKSPORT Inflatable Air Track Tumbling Mat
The wedge is how coaches teach forward rolls, backward rolls and eventually back walkovers, because the slope does half the work. For preschoolers it's basically the perfect indoor toy, and it's the mat my kids fight over on rainy days when the gym i...
Gymnastics Incline Wedge (Cheese) Mat
Once bar work gets serious, rips (torn palms) show up fast. Palm grips take the friction off little hands, and the kids think they look cool, which helps. Get the beginner style without dowels, size by finger length, and pair them with a small bag of...
Kids' Gymnastics Bar Grips
Florida humidity makes bars slippery even in an air-conditioned garage, and a block of gym chalk fixes that instantly. A pack lasts a full season, it's the same stuff the gyms use, and it keeps the kip bar from turning into a slip-and-slide. Keep it ...