Our youngest athletes get a room of their own. Tots classes run in the Jungle Gym, filled with equipment sized for little bodies, and the curriculum is built around developmental milestones rather than skill level. That means you enroll by age, and our coaches adjust up or down for each kiddo in the room.

• 2s  ·  A parent-participation class focused on balance, body awareness, core strength and hand-eye coordination.
• 3s  ·  The first independent class. No parents on the floor, and a big focus on listening, resilience and confidence in a group.
• 4s  ·  Real gymnastics foundations begin here, with skill stations, flexibility work and technique.
• Mighty Shots  ·  For 5-year-olds getting ready to move from the Jungle Gym into the big gym, with hands-on spotting and drills.
• Mighty Ninja  ·  Ages 4 and 5, held in the big gym on our ninja cage. Climbing, swinging, jumping and balancing.

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This is our girls’ recreational program, and it is where most gymnasts spend their first few years in the sport. Athletes work through six levels in the main gym, moving up as coaches recommend advancement rather than on a fixed timeline. No experience needed to start, and there is no pressure to compete.

If your gymnast has been in classes elsewhere, or you are not sure which level fits, request a level assessment and our coaching staff will place her correctly before the session starts.

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Our fastest-filling program, and it is easy to see why. Ninja classes are co-ed, obstacle-based, and run on a state-of-the-art ninja cage with a warped wall, hanging obstacles and balance challenges. Every class includes a dynamic warmup, air awareness and trampoline work, then focused circuits on the cage.

• Mighty Ninja  ·  Ages 4 and 5. An introduction to climbing, jumping, swinging and balancing.
• Intro to Ninja  ·  Ages 6 to 12. Fundamentals of balancing, rolling and swinging, plus strength and agility.
• Ninja 1  ·  Ages 7 to 12, with Intro to Ninja as the prerequisite. Endurance, strength and problem solving.
• Ninja 2  ·  Ages 10 and up, for athletes who have completed Ninja 1. Complex obstacle combinations and elite-level technique.

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Round-offs, back handsprings, and everything past that. All tumbling classes are co-ed and run at our dedicated Tumbling & Cheer facility, where coaches build technique step by step across six levels. Athletes start with forward rolls and cartwheels and work toward connected twisting passes.

Tumbling is a strong fit for cheer athletes who want extra floor time, gymnasts working on specific skills, and kids who simply want to learn to flip. All backgrounds welcome, and beginners are always placed with beginners.

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Cheer runs on its own season calendar, so the dates here are different from our weekly classes. Fall Rec Cheer runs September 14 through December 4, an 11-week season at $449, and enrollment closes August 24. That is the tightest deadline on this page.

• Mini Squad  ·  Ages 5 to 8. One 90-minute practice each week.
• Junior Squad  ·  Ages 9 to 13. One 90-minute practice each week.

Athletes learn motions, jumps, sideline cheers, beginning stunts, basic tumbling and choreography. Every season ends with a showcase performance for family and friends, plus a community sideline performance at a local Central Oregon sporting event. Registration includes weekly coaching and a custom Bailey’s Sports Cheer performance shirt.

For athletes ready to compete year-round, our Impulse Elite All Star Cheer program offers Prep and Elite teams. Those require a tryout.

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