Gymnastics

Gymnastics includes Preschool Recreational Gymnastics, School Age Developmental Program, Developmental I (DI) and Developmental DIA (DIA), Developmental II (DII) and Developmental DIIA (DIIA), and Developmental III (DIII). Preschool classes are 30 to 50 minutes once per week, with parent participation for children 18 months to 3 years and separate classes for 3-year-olds and 4-year-olds. The program also offers Dance/Gym Combo Classes for ages 3 to 7 and Momentum Dance classes in Ballet, Jazz, Lyrical, Hip Hop, Acro, and Gymnastics combo classes.

Programs

• Preschool Recreational Gymnastics — 18 months to 5 years old · 30-50 minutes, once per week · Built on fun and safety; includes parent participation for 18 months to 3 years, and separate classes for 3-year-olds and 4-year-olds.
• School Age Developmental Program — School age · Once per week · Gender-specific classes divided by age and ability, with a maximum of 10 kids per instructor.
• Developmental I (DI) & Developmental DIA (DIA) — 55 minutes, once per week · For children brand new to gymnastics or returning students; boys classes work on men's training events.
• Developmental II (DII) & Developmental DIIA (DIIA) — 55 minutes, once per week · Next step in progression; boys and girls must be recommended to these levels.
• Developmental III (DIII) — Girls ages 7+ by Oct 31 · 85 minutes, once per week · Coach recommendation required; held in the Training Gym.
• Momentum Dance — Ages 3 to 18 · Offers Ballet, Jazz, Lyrical, Hip Hop, Acro, and Gymnastics combo classes.
• Dance/Gym Combo Classes — Ages 3 to 7 · Dance plus gymnastics classes; children head to the Junior Gym after dance.
• Ballet — Begins the beginner through advanced levels section.
• Jazz — High energy style with turns, leaps, performance quality, musicality, and dynamic movement.
• Lyrical — Blend of ballet and jazz emphasizing technique, fluid movement, musicality, storytelling, and emotional expression.
• Hip Hop — High energy style that gets kids moving immediately.
• Acro Dance — Blends classical dance technique with acrobatic elements.

At a glance

• Ages: 1–18 years old
• General schedule: School year programs; once per week.

About the provider

The site says Branch Gymnastics has been "the most respected name in gymnastics since 1978." Its mission statement says it is committed to building character, commitment, and community by impacting children’s lives through sports.

Parent participation classes require adult attendance. Preschool 3-year-old classes are for children 3+ years by 10/31. Preschool 4-year-old classes are for children 4+ years by 10/31. School age classes are divided by age and ability. Boys and girls must be recommended to DII/DIIA and DIII is coach recommendation required.

Last updated November 4, 2026.