Becca’s Place Gymnastics

Becca’s Place Gymnastics offers recreational gymnastics classes and a competitive team program. For recreational classes, a coach assesses each child’s age and ability to determine the best class, and class schedules vary between the school year and summer.

Programs

• Recreational gymnastics classes — from toddlers to teens; all ages · Class schedules vary between the school year and summer · A coach assesses each child’s age and ability to determine the best class. Tuition is billed monthly on the 25th for the following month's classes. Classes fill quickly.
• Competitive team program — Becca’s Place Gymnastics offers a competitive team program.

At a glance

• Ages: 1–18 years old
• General schedule: Recreational classes are offered for all ages from toddlers to teens. Class schedules vary between the school year and summer.
• Facility hours: Monday-Friday 3:30pm to 8:00pm; Saturday 8:00am to 4:00pm

About the provider

The gym opened in 2003 and closed for 18 months after Rebecca’s death in 2006 before reopening eight weeks later. Its leadership team includes Jessica Bohannon-Ferriss and Jennifer Ryan, who are coaches and owners, Coach Mackenzie, who is a team coach, and Jeremy Metcalf, who is the office manager. The gym says it is a Christian-based organization and that it will always respect other beliefs and everyone’s personal faith journey. It also states that its coaches and staff are USAG certified.

Classes are billed monthly on the 25th for the following month's classes. A coach assesses each child’s age and ability to determine the best class. Families are asked to remain flexible based on the child’s experience, skill level, age, and openings.

What families say

“I started my daughter at Becca’s when she was 18 months old in a parent-led class and have had a wonderful experience! Becca’s has impeccable communication when there are changes in the regular schedule and everyone is incredibly welcoming. And most of all, the instructors at Becca’s foster wonderful connections with the kids. It is apparent that they care!” — M. Kail

Last updated September 12, 2026.