The Little Gym
The Little Gym Houston-Bellaire, 8415 Stella Link Rd, Houston, TX 77025
About
The Little Gym offers gymnastics, dance, parent/child classes, pre-K gymnastics, and grade school gymnastics, along with kids birthday parties, camps, and a Parent Survival Night. It is described as a kid’s gym and as gyms that are safe spaces for children and parents to explore gymnastics and more.
• Ages: 0–12 years old
The Little Gym first opened its doors in 1976 in Bellevue, Washington, and it is stated that this year marks 50 years since it first opened. The program was founded by Robin Wes. The Little Gym is described as a place dedicated to helping kids build strength and confidence, nurturing the whole child, and helping kids learn and grow through movement-based learning and imaginative play, using physical activity as a conduit for nurturing the whole child through its Three-Dimensional Learning philosophy (Get Moving, Brain Boost, Citizen Kid). It is described as the original creator of childhood development long before it trended online, with a positive, non-competitive spirit and programs from 4 months through 12 years. Birthday parties are described as “simply AWESOME,” camps are described as educational and fun, and Parent Survival Night is described as something that gives parents a break. The Little Gym is described as a global community of families, instructors, and local business owners. The program also offers a mobile app to discover, book, and track classes, camps, and parties, get milestone updates, class photos, and celebrate progress.
One parent, criselda lumbreras, states, “My girls have been attending the Little Gym in Schertz since February and they both love it. The classes have helped with their physical strength and confidence.” Another parent, Rashida Kabba, states, “My daughter loves coming to the little gym, and especially loved the coaches who are always super nice and energetic! Special shout out to coaches Maddie, Kay, and Cheyenne!” A third parent, Andrew Brits, states, “My two girls love the Little Gym. They've had such a great time learning to use their bodies and build strength and coordination in a safe, supportive and loving environment.”
Last updated July 23, 2026.
• Ages: 0–12 years old
The Little Gym first opened its doors in 1976 in Bellevue, Washington, and it is stated that this year marks 50 years since it first opened. The program was founded by Robin Wes. The Little Gym is described as a place dedicated to helping kids build strength and confidence, nurturing the whole child, and helping kids learn and grow through movement-based learning and imaginative play, using physical activity as a conduit for nurturing the whole child through its Three-Dimensional Learning philosophy (Get Moving, Brain Boost, Citizen Kid). It is described as the original creator of childhood development long before it trended online, with a positive, non-competitive spirit and programs from 4 months through 12 years. Birthday parties are described as “simply AWESOME,” camps are described as educational and fun, and Parent Survival Night is described as something that gives parents a break. The Little Gym is described as a global community of families, instructors, and local business owners. The program also offers a mobile app to discover, book, and track classes, camps, and parties, get milestone updates, class photos, and celebrate progress.
One parent, criselda lumbreras, states, “My girls have been attending the Little Gym in Schertz since February and they both love it. The classes have helped with their physical strength and confidence.” Another parent, Rashida Kabba, states, “My daughter loves coming to the little gym, and especially loved the coaches who are always super nice and energetic! Special shout out to coaches Maddie, Kay, and Cheyenne!” A third parent, Andrew Brits, states, “My two girls love the Little Gym. They've had such a great time learning to use their bodies and build strength and coordination in a safe, supportive and loving environment.”
Last updated July 23, 2026.
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