Gymkhana Gymnastics Programs and Camps
Gymkhana Gymnastics – Point Breeze @ The Factory, 7501 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15208
About
Gymkhana Gymnastics Programs and Camps offers gymnastics instruction through Infant & Toddler Programs, Children & Teenager Programs, Summer Camps, Birthday Parties, Ninja Khana, a Recreational Team, and a Competitive Team. The program includes a competitive team program that began in 1980.
• Ages: 0–17 years old
Gymkhana Gymnastics was opened in 1977 by founders Ed Swerdlow and Elliott Sanft, both competitive gymnasts for the University of Pittsburgh. Its original location was in Shadyside, and the business moved to The Factory building in Point Breeze in 1986, with additional locations opening in Bethel Park in 1983, Monroeville/Plum in 1984, and Wexford in 2010. Gymkhana’s mission statement is to foster the physical, emotional and social development of children through unparalleled gymnastics instruction. The leadership team includes founders Ed and Elliott and three of their children: Leah, Liza, and Luke. The coaching staff has led gymnasts to numerous individual and team placements at local, State, Regional, and National competitions.
At the Point Breeze location, the program uses 11,600 square feet of space that includes a main gym with traditional men’s and women’s apparatus, a giant trampoline, and a tumble track, plus a separate Infant/Toddler Gym space with a treehouse, a loft, several slides, and equipment sized for infant and toddler students. Gymkhana describes an emphasis on F-U-N-damentals and notes that it is a family business with many instructors and coaches having been Gymkhana students themselves, and many students are second or third generations of Gymkhana families. Gymkhana aims to positively impact more children in Pittsburgh by operating four Pittsburgh area locations.
Gymkhana sends a monthly newsletter once a month, arriving on the 1st of the month. Newsletter subscriber information is used solely for sending Gymkhana’s monthly newsletters and is not sold or given to any other party, and subscribers can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the “Unsubscribe“ link at the bottom of each newsletter. Gymkhana’s instructors and coaches state that they celebrate by portraying unconditional positivity when working with students and colleagues and celebrating their individual successes, coach by providing safe, individualized, progressive gymnastic instruction, collaborate by communicating opinions, sharing ideas and listening to others, and connect by treating students, parents and colleagues with generosity and understanding.
Last updated July 15, 2026.
• Ages: 0–17 years old
Gymkhana Gymnastics was opened in 1977 by founders Ed Swerdlow and Elliott Sanft, both competitive gymnasts for the University of Pittsburgh. Its original location was in Shadyside, and the business moved to The Factory building in Point Breeze in 1986, with additional locations opening in Bethel Park in 1983, Monroeville/Plum in 1984, and Wexford in 2010. Gymkhana’s mission statement is to foster the physical, emotional and social development of children through unparalleled gymnastics instruction. The leadership team includes founders Ed and Elliott and three of their children: Leah, Liza, and Luke. The coaching staff has led gymnasts to numerous individual and team placements at local, State, Regional, and National competitions.
At the Point Breeze location, the program uses 11,600 square feet of space that includes a main gym with traditional men’s and women’s apparatus, a giant trampoline, and a tumble track, plus a separate Infant/Toddler Gym space with a treehouse, a loft, several slides, and equipment sized for infant and toddler students. Gymkhana describes an emphasis on F-U-N-damentals and notes that it is a family business with many instructors and coaches having been Gymkhana students themselves, and many students are second or third generations of Gymkhana families. Gymkhana aims to positively impact more children in Pittsburgh by operating four Pittsburgh area locations.
Gymkhana sends a monthly newsletter once a month, arriving on the 1st of the month. Newsletter subscriber information is used solely for sending Gymkhana’s monthly newsletters and is not sold or given to any other party, and subscribers can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the “Unsubscribe“ link at the bottom of each newsletter. Gymkhana’s instructors and coaches state that they celebrate by portraying unconditional positivity when working with students and colleagues and celebrating their individual successes, coach by providing safe, individualized, progressive gymnastic instruction, collaborate by communicating opinions, sharing ideas and listening to others, and connect by treating students, parents and colleagues with generosity and understanding.
Last updated July 15, 2026.
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