The Tumble Kids Star System

Our Level 1 gymnastics class introduces children to the foundational shapes, rolls, balances, and jumps that form the building blocks of gymnastics. Students will explore forward rolls, bridges, basic cartwheels, and simple bar hangs in a fun, supportive environment. This level builds strength, coordination, and confidence while sparking excitement for gymnastics.

Level 2 expands on beginner foundations with new balances, connected jumps, backward rolls, and early handstand progressions. Gymnasts also begin learning squat-on vaults, front supports on bars, and more challenging beam work. This stage helps students link skills together and develop stronger body control.

In Level 3, gymnasts progress to cartwheels on the floor, one-handed variations, kick-up handstands, backward rolls, and bridge kickovers. On bars, students learn baby casts and pullovers, while beam skills expand to levers and side handstand dismounts. This level marks an exciting shift from single skills to short skill series. Class length: 55 minutes.

Level 4 introduces round-off progressions, handstand snap downs, bridge kickovers, dive rolls, and glides on bars. On the beam, gymnasts practice handstands, split jumps, and longer walking sequences. This level builds strength and flexibility while preparing students for advanced tumbling and bar work

Comets focuses on advancing tumbling with handstand holds, headstands, cartwheel variations, tick-tocks, and the first stages of back handsprings. Gymnasts learn straddle vaults, casts on bars, and cartwheels on low beams. This level is all about refining shapes, adding control, and gaining the power needed for higher-level skills.

Constellations  begin mastering walkovers, backward rolls to handstand, cartwheel-to-backward-roll connections, and round-offs to mats. Vaults include flat backs and handsprings, while bar skills progress to pullovers into casts. Beam work expands to cartwheels, split handstands, and full turns. This level transitions gymnasts into more fluid and connected skills.

Novas introduces aerial cartwheels, Valdez, round-off back handsprings, and front somersaults from mini tramp. On bars, gymnasts learn back hip circles and glide swings, while beam work includes leaps, backward walkovers, and front handspring dismounts. At this level, gymnasts start developing the confidence and power needed for advanced tumbling.

Galaxies athletes train back tucks, front layouts, straddle press handstands, round-off back handspring connections, and running front tucks. Vaults expand to front handsprings over the table, and bar work includes undershoots, mill circles, and back hip circle combinations. Beam skills advance to aerial dismounts, back walkovers, and connected jumps. This level prepares gymnasts for the highest recreational skills.

Cosmos represents the peak of our recreational program. Gymnasts at this level perform front and back aerials, standing back tucks, back handspring series, and front handspring front tucks. On bars, athletes work kips, free hips, and cast handstands, while beam skills include back handsprings, front tucks, and advanced dismounts. This level is designed for gymnasts who want to master high-level skills outside of competitive team.