Break the Barriers Gymnastics Camp

Break the Barriers Gymnastics offers gymnastics for students ages 3 years old to adult. Students are trained in trampoline, tumble track, parallel bars, uneven bars, high bar, spring floor, vault, rings, and balance beam. The program also offers "Gymnastics Toddler & Me," where one adult is to be with each child enrolled in the class.

Programs

• Gymnastics — Students ages 3 years old to adult · $75–$150 per month · Students of all abilities are trained in main gymnastics events; classes are taught in a fun and encouraging environment. One hour per week is $75/month; two hours per week is $150/month.
• Gymnastics Toddler & Me — Toddler & Me · One adult is to be with each child enrolled in the class.

At a glance

• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Price range: $75–$150 per month
• Facility hours: Monday–Thursday: 8:30am–7:15pm; Friday: 8:30am–6:15pm; Saturday: 8:30am–12:15pm

About the provider

Break the Barriers says it was incorporated as a nonprofit corporation in October 1984. It says that in June 2019, Steve and Deby passed the torch to the next generation, and their oldest son, Jared Hergenrader, is the Chief Executive Officer. The mission statement is: "Celebrating awareness and victories of all abilities, ethnicities, and ages through exceptional programs, outreach, and inclusion education."

Fees are due at registration and are non refundable; no credit can be given. Students are grouped by age and gymnastics experience, not ability level. A student may be transferred to a class at the Director’s discretion. A doctor’s release may be required for certain physical or medical conditions. Dress code requires no tummies showing, no low-cut shirts, no spaghetti straps, shorts with at least a 6 inch inseam, no gum, barefoot or gymnastics shoes, and long hair tied back. New students or those absent for over two years must complete the appropriate liability waiver.

What families say

“Fidel gets so excited to go to Break the Barriers every week and it has really kept his spirits up during such a challenging year.” — Gymnastics Parent

Last updated September 19, 2026.