From first cartwheels to back handsprings, Cal Elite has a class for every age and stage — built to grow confidence, strength and a love of the gym.
Every age & level
These are our ongoing, enroll-and-attend classes — the ones your gymnast comes back to week after week. Progression is built in: a Wee Pea moves through the preschool Peas, into recreational Levels 1 through 4, and on to tumbling. Coaches track each skill so nobody sits idle or gets pushed too fast. Tuition is monthly and based on a four-week month.
ProgramOne Peas learn self-awareness and physical adaptation through developmentally appropriate gymnastics activities such as stepping, rolling, balancing, sliding and swinging. One Peas learn baby rhythm and sequencing through physical activities coordinated with music and prompts.
ProgramTwo Peas provides large motor skill and gross motor skill development with whole body activities in developmentally appropriate circuits. Two Peas learn to run with developing synchronization; step, hold and balance on alternate feet; roll forward, sideways and backwards on a wedge with a spot; transfer weight from feet to hands and back.
ProgramThe Wee Pea curriculum includes activities that promote grip strength and hand coordination in grasping and releasing objects. Objectives include activities that promote crossing the mid-line and bilateral awareness needed for crawling and walking. Wee Peas work on spatial awareness and positional comfort through gentle, developmentally appropriate rolling and inversion exercises.
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ProgramKids LOVE to tumble! Tumbling builds strength, power, courage, and confidence! Tumbling also gives children a perfect venue for showing off both in and out of the gym! Tumbling is an important component of cheerleading, gymnastics, and dance.
ProgramStudents are introduced to proper body positioning, terminology, and technique. They learn about the muscle groups responsible for each tumbling skill and the role that flexibility, strength, sequencing and timing plays in tumbling. Emphasis is placed on initiating the conditioning requirements needed for intermediate and advanced tumbling.
ProgramStudents in Intermediate Tumbling refine their basic tumbling skills and increase their strength and flexibility. The back handspring is the cornerstone of cheer tumbling and is a requirement of many cheer teams. One of the primary goals of Intermediate Tumbling is to introduce and master the back handspring.
ProgramAdvanced Tumbling students work on front tumbling and multiple trick skills and combinations. Students will refine and add to multiple back handsprings, back handspring to a back tuck, back handspring to a layout, and a layout full twist. Students must be able to do a round off to two back handsprings AND a standing back handspring (without a spot) in order to register for this class.
If you do not intend on participating in classes for the next month, please inform our front desk as soon as possible so that we may move another child into that spot.
If you miss a tuition deadline, or your credit card has expired or is no longer valid, please inform us immediately. If we do not receive payment by the 25th, we assume you are not continuing with classes and we will open up your child's spot to another child on the wait list.
Consistency is key to growth in your child's sport. However, we understand that sometimes schedules change. Mid-month transfers can be done online by logging into your account. Find your current class under enrollments and select transfer. From there, you will be guided to the new class to which you'd like to transfer.
We want your child to be able to get their lesson in and for this reason we offer free make ups for most classes, for currently enrolled students. If your child is absent, upon being marked absent from class, we will issue a makeup token. Please schedule a makeup online, after the class is missed.
For safety reasons, we discourage jewelry, hooded sweatshirts, jeans or street pants, belts, zippers, and baggy clothing. Long hair should be pulled back. Apparel is available for purchase in the Elite Boutique! Gymnastics: Girls can wear a leotard with or without shorts. Boys can wear a t-shirt and shorts. No socks, shoes, or hard barrettes. Dance: For ballet, tap or jazz, girls can wear a leotard and tights with ballet/jazz/tap shoes – skirts and dance shorts are optional. Boys can wear athletic shorts and a t-shirt. For hip hop, girls and boys can wear athletic shorts or sweats and a t-shirt, with tennis shoes. Swim: Children still potty training are required wear a reusable swim diaper. Goggles are recommended.
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