Through obstacle courses, trampoline training, and tumbling practice, students will develop coordination, focus, and resilience while unleashing their inner ninja. Perfect for fostering physical fitness and social skills, this class is an adventure your child will love!
5&6 Year Old Ninja Class Times
To request a free trial class, make sure to select "Trial" instead of "Class."
Most Mini Ninja classes are held in the Big Gym. Others are in the Little Gym, which is accessible on the far side of the lobby.
Little Gym
Class Spots: 11
Make Up Spots: 1
Coach to Students: ~ 1 : 4
Big Gym
Class Spots: 15
Make Up Spots: 1
Coach to Students: ~ 1 : 4
Make-up spots are first come, first served.
Benefits of Ninja and Tumbling Classes for 5 & 6 Year Olds
1. Enhances Physical Fitness: Tumbling and ninja classes keep kids active, helping them build strength, flexibility, and stamina. At this age, physical activity is essential for healthy growth, improving posture, and maintaining a healthy weight, while also establishing lifelong fitness habits.
2. Develops Advanced Skills: The activities in these classes challenge children to refine their balance, coordination, and agility. They learn more complex movements like cartwheels, handstands, or navigating obstacle courses, which contribute to their physical and cognitive development.
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3. Encourages Goal Setting: These classes often set incremental skill challenges, such as completing a specific course or mastering a new technique. This teaches kids the value of practice, persistence, and achieving goals—skills that translate to other areas of their lives.
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4. Fosters Confidence: As children successfully complete more advanced skills and overcome physical challenges, they gain a sense of pride and confidence. This boost in self-esteem encourages them to tackle new activities and challenges, both in and out of class.
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5. Supports Social Growth: Group classes provide an opportunity for kids to work and play with others in a structured setting. They learn teamwork, communication, and mutual support while forming friendships and practicing respect for peers and instructors.