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EGA Gymnastics Miami offers gymnastics classes that include tumbling, beam, acrobatics, floor, trampoline, vault, and bar. The program also includes games, movies, and birthday parties as part of its activities.
• Ages: 3–16 years old
EGA Gymnastics Miami is guided by highly qualified coaches, including Andreina Angulo, Adriana Angulo, Ana Tiberi, Sofia Bonilla, Niurka Rivero, Marilin Gonzalez, Paola Bonilla, Yosbany Vega, Geobanis Santos, Alberto Flores, Reynier Reyes, Jenny Dulcey, and others. The administrative and support team includes Merly Ovares as Administrative Assistant, Yoanka Tamayo as Maintenance Supervisor, Monica Feller and Fabiana Hernandez as customer service specialists, and Jessica Vezga for competitive team customer service. The facility is described as spacious, fully air-conditioned, and equipped with state-of-the-art technology, with areas designed for training without limitations and a space for birthday parties.
EGA Gymnastics Miami offers gymnastics classes for kids ages 3 and up, from recreational to competitive levels, with programs for all ages and levels, including high performance training. The program has three competition teams (USAG Women, AAU Women, USAG Men), with USAG Women levels from Xcel Bronze through Level 10 and AAU Women levels Xcel Bronze and Xcel Silver. The program offers a free trial class by appointment only.
The organization states that it was founded with the vision of creating a top-tier training facility that supports the growth and success of gymnasts at all levels, with a focus on the integral development of athletes through personalized training. It reports that its athletes participate in 4 to 5 competitions a year at state, regional, and national championships and that it has represented Team Florida since 2012. It also reports being the only gym in Miami to qualify for Nationals every year and having the largest competitive team in South Florida.
EGA Gymnastics Miami lists college scholarship athletes including Francesca Lawal (UCLA), Samantha Forman (University of Kentucky), Samantha Rios (University of Whitewater), Veronica Castillo (University of Bridgeport), and Luiselena Rodríguez (University of Washington). National champions named by the program include Francesca Lawal, Alessandra Tuozzolo, Luiselena Rodríguez, Tiago Tosta, Dylan Tosta, and Lucía Fernández, and it lists Lucía Fernández as an AAU Olympic Champion. The program also offers Spring Break and Summer Camps with gymnastics, games, creative activities, and snacks included, and describes its summer camp as a gymnastics camp in a fully air-conditioned facility.
Last updated July 17, 2026.
• Ages: 3–16 years old
EGA Gymnastics Miami is guided by highly qualified coaches, including Andreina Angulo, Adriana Angulo, Ana Tiberi, Sofia Bonilla, Niurka Rivero, Marilin Gonzalez, Paola Bonilla, Yosbany Vega, Geobanis Santos, Alberto Flores, Reynier Reyes, Jenny Dulcey, and others. The administrative and support team includes Merly Ovares as Administrative Assistant, Yoanka Tamayo as Maintenance Supervisor, Monica Feller and Fabiana Hernandez as customer service specialists, and Jessica Vezga for competitive team customer service. The facility is described as spacious, fully air-conditioned, and equipped with state-of-the-art technology, with areas designed for training without limitations and a space for birthday parties.
EGA Gymnastics Miami offers gymnastics classes for kids ages 3 and up, from recreational to competitive levels, with programs for all ages and levels, including high performance training. The program has three competition teams (USAG Women, AAU Women, USAG Men), with USAG Women levels from Xcel Bronze through Level 10 and AAU Women levels Xcel Bronze and Xcel Silver. The program offers a free trial class by appointment only.
The organization states that it was founded with the vision of creating a top-tier training facility that supports the growth and success of gymnasts at all levels, with a focus on the integral development of athletes through personalized training. It reports that its athletes participate in 4 to 5 competitions a year at state, regional, and national championships and that it has represented Team Florida since 2012. It also reports being the only gym in Miami to qualify for Nationals every year and having the largest competitive team in South Florida.
EGA Gymnastics Miami lists college scholarship athletes including Francesca Lawal (UCLA), Samantha Forman (University of Kentucky), Samantha Rios (University of Whitewater), Veronica Castillo (University of Bridgeport), and Luiselena Rodríguez (University of Washington). National champions named by the program include Francesca Lawal, Alessandra Tuozzolo, Luiselena Rodríguez, Tiago Tosta, Dylan Tosta, and Lucía Fernández, and it lists Lucía Fernández as an AAU Olympic Champion. The program also offers Spring Break and Summer Camps with gymnastics, games, creative activities, and snacks included, and describes its summer camp as a gymnastics camp in a fully air-conditioned facility.
Last updated July 17, 2026.
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