Los Angeles Gymnastics Center Camps
Los Angeles Gymnastics Center, 169 N La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036
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Los Angeles Gymnastics Center Camps include gymnastics training and gymnastics instruction along with warm-up and stretching, strength and coordination activities, games, creative play, sensory play, creative activities, seasonal fun, social development, creative crafts, and free play. Camp days include two major breaks, with snack time from 10:20–10:40 and lunch from 12:00–1:00, and campers bring their own nut-free lunch, snack, and refillable water bottle. Younger children are encouraged to bring an extra change of clothes in a disposable plastic bag inside their backpacks.
• Ages: 3–12 years old
• Schedule: Day Camp hours are 9 AM–3 PM, with day camps available during winter and spring breaks, school holidays, and throughout the entire summer season, including summer camp from June 1 through August 28 and winter camp from December 18, 2026–January 8, 2027.
Camps and programs are led by experienced, supportive coaches and caring, experienced staff, including Olympic-level coaches experienced in preparing gymnasts for high-level competitions. The center uses European methods of instruction, plyometric training, stretching, and conditioning with high quality instructors from around the world and hand-selected staff with significant credentials in sports and gymnastics. The mission of Los Angeles Gymnastics Center is to provide a caliber of service in sports parallel to Los Angeles’ renowned quality and to offer a center with the highest caliber of training and service in the world.
Los Angeles Gymnastics Center Camps include an inclusive summer camp designed for children of all abilities, as well as fall and winter camps designed for children of all abilities. Day camp programs are designed for children aged 3 to 12 and include options such as Rhythmic Camp and Cheer Camp. Children are separated by age and assigned to a coach for the day, and there is at least a 9:1 ratio of kids to grown-ups at camp. Meals are eaten on a gated outside patio, and if there is rain, excessive heat, or poor air quality, groups are moved inside and take frequent breaks in the air conditioning.
Each camper is required to bring a nut-free lunch and snack in a labeled bag or backpack and a refillable water bottle, and campers are not permitted to share snacks. Bathroom breaks are held before and after any major break, and children are asked about every hour if a restroom break is needed. If a child requires assistance in toileting, a parent or guardian must plan to stay in the area to assist with wiping and changing, as coaches and staff are not equipped to handle major accidents.
Last updated June 14, 2026.
• Ages: 3–12 years old
• Schedule: Day Camp hours are 9 AM–3 PM, with day camps available during winter and spring breaks, school holidays, and throughout the entire summer season, including summer camp from June 1 through August 28 and winter camp from December 18, 2026–January 8, 2027.
Camps and programs are led by experienced, supportive coaches and caring, experienced staff, including Olympic-level coaches experienced in preparing gymnasts for high-level competitions. The center uses European methods of instruction, plyometric training, stretching, and conditioning with high quality instructors from around the world and hand-selected staff with significant credentials in sports and gymnastics. The mission of Los Angeles Gymnastics Center is to provide a caliber of service in sports parallel to Los Angeles’ renowned quality and to offer a center with the highest caliber of training and service in the world.
Los Angeles Gymnastics Center Camps include an inclusive summer camp designed for children of all abilities, as well as fall and winter camps designed for children of all abilities. Day camp programs are designed for children aged 3 to 12 and include options such as Rhythmic Camp and Cheer Camp. Children are separated by age and assigned to a coach for the day, and there is at least a 9:1 ratio of kids to grown-ups at camp. Meals are eaten on a gated outside patio, and if there is rain, excessive heat, or poor air quality, groups are moved inside and take frequent breaks in the air conditioning.
Each camper is required to bring a nut-free lunch and snack in a labeled bag or backpack and a refillable water bottle, and campers are not permitted to share snacks. Bathroom breaks are held before and after any major break, and children are asked about every hour if a restroom break is needed. If a child requires assistance in toileting, a parent or guardian must plan to stay in the area to assist with wiping and changing, as coaches and staff are not equipped to handle major accidents.
Last updated June 14, 2026.
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