Gymnastics at Endurance Elite
Our gymnastics programs are designed to build strength, confidence, coordination, and strong fundamentals in a positive and supportive environment. We offer age-appropriate classes for beginners through advanced athletes, with both recreational and competitive pathways available.
What We Offer
Endurance Elite provides a structured gymnastics progression that allows athletes to grow at their own pace while developing proper technique and confidence. Athletes are placed by age and ability to ensure a positive and successful experience.
We offer:
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Preschool & Kinder gymnastics
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Recreational gymnastics (boys & girls)
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Competitive gymnastics programs
Gymnastics Programs by Age
Preschool
Ages 3 months – 4 years
Movement-based classes that introduce basic gymnastics skills through play, obstacle courses, and age-appropriate activities. These classes focus on coordination, strength, body awareness, and confidence.
Kinder
Ages 5 – 6 years
The final step in our preschool program, Kinder gymnastics builds foundational skills, listening skills, and confidence in a structured, supportive setting while preparing athletes for recreational gymnastics.
Recreational Gymnastics
Ages 7 – 17 years
Discipline-based gymnastics classes for boys and girls focusing on Olympic-style events. Athletes work on strength, flexibility, skill progression, and technique in a structured training environment.
Boys’ Gymnastics focuses on men’s Olympic events.
Girls’ Gymnastics focuses on women’s Olympic events.
Competitive Gymnastics
Ages 3 years – Adult
Our competitive gymnastics programs are designed for athletes who demonstrate readiness, commitment, and a desire to train at a higher level. Competitive athletes train additional hours and follow a structured training plan.
Placement by evaluation or invitation.
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How Class Placement Works
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Athletes are placed by age through our Preschool and Kinder programs
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Beginning at age 7, athletes are placed in Level 1–4 classes based on skill progression
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Coaches regularly monitor skill development and readiness
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Advancement is based on skill mastery, not just age
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Competitive placement is by evaluation or invitation
