14 Best Gymnastics Classes on Long Island for Kids in 2025
Gymnastics is a multidimensional sport that improves endurance, strength, and flexibility, as well as grace and poise. Few sports challenge participants in so many areas.
Long Island is home to many great gymnastics programs, and we've included our top picks below. For additional class suggestions, see our Classes and Enrichment Guide for Long Island Kids, which includes a rundown on mommy-and-me programs.
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Best Gymnastics Classes for Kids Across Long Island
1. Gold Medal Gymnastic Centers
Fully equipped facilities at six Long Island locations offer classes for all ages and abilities. In addition to gymnastics classes, Gold Medal also provides tumbling, trampoline, and cheerleading instruction. The focus is on athletic skills, goal setting, and achievement. Instructors are certified and provide plenty of individualized instruction. Children younger than 3 enroll in mommy-and-me classes, and there's even a drop-off option for preschoolers 3-6 years old. Kids ages 5-7 who show a serious interest in gymnastics can join a Gold Medalists class, which meets twice a week and includes optional fun competitions in an informal environment.
2. Little Gym
The Little Gym provides several classes for children ages 4 months through 12 years. The program is designed to get kids moving, encourage problem-solving skills, and develop cooperation, listening, and leadership skills. Parent/child classes for kids younger than 3 combine music and movement for a fun and interactive experience. Kids 3 and older register for gymnastics, dance, or sports skills classes. FREE introductory classes are also available. Locations are in Port Washington, West Hempstead, Levittown, Lynbrook, Huntington, and Smithtown.
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3. All American Gymnastics and Totnastics Too — Bellmore, Lynbrook, Oceanside
These fully equipped training centers feature programs taught in a positive atmosphere by certified coaches. Classes include preschool gymnastics, cheerleading, karate, dance, and men’s and women’s competitive gymnastics. A fun feature is the gym’s cross-gym zip line that is available for class participants and birthday parties.
4. Hotshots West / East Gymnastics — Mineola, Plainview
Boys and girls can begin learning the basics of gymnastics as soon as they start walking. The center offers a unique class for toddlers and preschoolers that slowly separates the child from his or her parent. Instructional classes are an hour and a half for older kids. The center also has Kids Night Out, where parents can drop off their kids for a couple of hours. The children can enjoy the gymnastics equipment as well as inflatables while parents get a much-needed break.
5. Infiniti Elite Gymnastics — Syosset
Boys and girls participate in a number of classes at this state-of-the-art facility. Classes include tumbling, cheer and dance, competitive gymnastics, mommy-and-me, and the popular Elite Warriors Ultimate Obstacles. Owner and head coach Tammy Marshall is an award-winning former college gymnast. The center is open to children and young adults of all abilities eager to have fun and learn new skills.
6. MGA — Massapequa
MGA does more than just gymnastics. Kids can focus on gymnastics, cheer, dance, rhythmic, or ninja courses. There are instructional gymnastics classes as well as competition teams. Mommy-and-me is separated into two classes: pre-walkers and walkers to 24 months. Ninja classes start at 3 years old and run until 10 years old, and are for both boys and girls.
7. Mid Island Gymnastics — Hicksville
This large facility offers a range of classes for all ages, including gymnastics, dance, cheerleading, and a flip-and-learn preschool class. Qualified gymnasts can join a competitive team. Instructors strive to build character along with muscles. Even little ones in the mommy-and-me classes can participate in gymnastics.
8. Phoenix Gymnastics — Old Bethpage
Kids can start learning gymnastics skills as early as 15 months at Phoenix Gymnastics. There are mommy-and-me, preschool, recreational, and advanced classes. It also has a competitive team if your child is looking for a challenge.
9. Sagamore Gymnastics — Syosset
The center has instructional classes, competition classes, and classes that are invite-only. Kids can begin tumbling in mommy-and-me classes and continue into their teen years.
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10. Free to Fly — Lake Ronkonkoma
Little daredevils looking to gain parkour skills can find what they need at Free to Fly. In addition to traditional gymnastics classes, it has multiple Parkour Ninja Warrior classes for various age groups.
11. Elite Gymnastics — Amityville
A variety of classes are offered at this studio, including gymnastics, tumbling, and ninja warrior. Little ones begin developing gymnastics skills in the tiny tots program, which starts at 18 months. Older children enroll in gymnastics classes at all ability levels and can compete on the competition team.
12. Gym-Nest Gymnastics — Medford
The Gym-Nest program provides gymnastics instruction based on age and ability. Coaches work with children to improve skills and strengthen self-esteem and confidence. From mommy-and-me classes all the way to competitive gymnastics, Gym-Nest offers something for the beginner to the advanced gymnast. Gymnastics and Ninja Warrior summer camps are also offered, as are birthday parties.
13. GymNation New York — Riverhead
This multisport training facility has a variety of equipment, including in-ground trampolines, an in-ground foam pit, tumble track, multiple bars, and spring surfaces. Younger participants can take part in mommy-and-me, tiny tumblers, and junior gymnastics, while older kids and more experienced participants can enjoy trampoline, athletic agility, competitive gymnastics, and cheer. GymNation New York hosts parties as well as summer camps.
14. Towers Gymnastics — Holbrook
Towers offers competitive and noncompetitive programs for kids ages 6 months through 18 years. Mommy-and-me classes help little ones up to 3 years old gain coordination skills. Competitive, evaluation-only programs start at age 5. Towers also has classes for noncompetitive gymnasts of all skill levels, including a special needs class.
A version of this post was published in 2012. It was updated in August 2025.
Writer Lisa Mancuso contributed additional reporting.
Places featured in this article:
Gymnation New York
All American Gymnastics and Totnastics Too
All American Gymnastics and Totnastics Too
Gym-Nest Gymnastics and Cheer
Towers Gymnastics
Phoenix Gymnastics
Free to Fly
Hotshots East
Hotshots West
