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2 year old Gymnastics?
Any recommendations for some affordable gymnastics class/activities for a 2 year old?
G is really active and loves to jump and tries to do somersaults so I think he'd really enjoy gymnastics.
I called The Little Gym of McMurray and I'm experiencing a bit of sticker shock. It's $760 a year. Is that a typical price?
The Sarah Heinz House program, which is very affordable, is full and doesn't start a new session until October.
Ryan & Casey Married July 17, 2004
Gabriel John Born February 23, 2012
Re: 2 year old Gymnastics?
DD goes to Gymkhana and really enjoys. They have a couple different locations within the city. We pay $140 per 12 week session and once a year there is some $25 fee or something. It did seem expensive at first but found with this sometimes you get what you pay for. We tried a few 6 week classes through our local rec association and she didn't get too much out of. http://gymkhanafun.com/
we didn't have to pay per year just per session. Summer has shorter sessions too around 6 weeks or something.
How time flies! Caileigh (9), Keira (6) & Eamon (3)
http://www.allstarathleticsandgym.com/
I think until age 3 it's "My Grown Up and Me Classes.
DD liked it and I didn't think the prices were bad (cheaper than the dance classes we're doing now!)
I liked Gymkhana's program better, as they had more equipment for the kids to use and spent more time on it. Sarah Heinz's program is more tumbling for the 2s (J does half tumbling/half beam). You can't beat the price though.