• Our Principles
  • To encourage each child to strive for their personal best!
  • To promote cooperation and sportsmanship through structured play!
  • To teach correct developmental progressions!
  • To teach to each child's ability!
  • To find the right class for you child!

• Payment Options
  • Monthly tuition is due by the 1st of the month. Payment is expected on time and will reserve your child a space in their class. If you do not plan on continuing into the next month, please communicate with the Front Desk prior to the 1st of the month.
• Fun Pay Option
  • If Funtastics receives the current balance owed by the 27th of the previous month, you may subtract $5.00 from your child's monthly tuition!
• Multi-Class Discount
  • Receive a 35% discount off each monthly class when your child attends more than one (monthly) class per week. Discount does not apply to Fun Bus.
• Family Member Discount
  • Receive a 10% discount off each child's monthly tuition. When 2 or more children are enrolled in monthly programs. Discount does not apply to Fun Bus.
• Annual Membership Fee
  • A membership fee of $75.00 per family is renewed annually in September.
• Make-Ups
  • In the event a student is unable to attend a class and the Front Desk is notified prior to class time, the student will be allowed to make-up the class if they are currently enrolled and current with tuition payments.
• Refunds
  • There is a 100% money-back guarantee after the first class if you let us know that you do not wish to return. This must be done the same day of participation. Membership fees, Make-ups and Missed classes may not be used to pro-rate tuition or for monetary refunds. There are no refunds on pre paid months.

• Q: What Should I Wear?
  • A: Your child should where something comfortable, with long hair tied back and bare feet.
• Q: Where do I go when I get there?
  • A: Once registered you can watch from our observation area until your child is called down with tambourines and bells.
• Q: How long does the program last?
  • A: Funtastics recreational gymnastics classes are month to month and go year round.
• Q: What happens in class?
  • A: Our recreational lesson plans are designed with equipment specific to the age and ability of school aged girls, set up in a circuit format for a very active learning environment!
• Q: What will my child learn?
  • A: Funtastics recreational gymnastics classes teach Social Skills, Body Awareness, Developmental and Movement FUNdamentals on all gender specific Olympic gymnastics events. Lesson plans are cyclical to reinforce basic skills while introducing new skills throughout the year.
• Q: How does my child move to the next level?
  • A: Quarterly skill testing is done to measure each child's progress during the year and readiness to move to the next level.

Invitational: 4/5yr old Mini TOPs

Required 2 times per week 3 hours per class, working on TOPs physical abilities and beginning level skills with testing.
This class has a very low athlete:coach ratio of 6:1

Invitational: 5/6yr old Mini TOPs

Required 3 times per week 4 hours per class, working on Tops physical abilities and more advanced skills with testing, when they turn 7 testing out of level 5 and 6.
This class has a very low athlete:coach ratio of 6:1

Skill Development: 7-8yr Diamond TOPs

Required 4 times per week 4 ½ hours each practice and attending one day of double day per week that is a minimum of 2 hours, testing TOPs physical abilities and skills, competing level 7/8, practicing HOPEs and FIG skill development.
This class has a very low athlete:coach ratio of 6:1

Skill Development: 9-10yr Pre Hopes

Required 5 times per week 4 ½ hours each practice and attending 2 double day practices at a minimum of 2 hours each practice, testing TOPs physical abilities and skills, competing level 8/9/10, practicing HOPEs and FIG skill development
This class has a very low athlete:coach ratio of 6:1

Skill Development: 10-13yr Hopes

Required 5 times per week 4 ½ hours each practice and attending 2 double day practices at a minimum of 3 hours each practice, testing TOPs physical abilities and skills, competing level 9/10, Practicing HOPEs and FIG skill development and possibly competing in HOPEs competitions
This class has a very low athlete:coach ratio of 6:1

Skill Development: 11-16yr Pre Elite

Required 6 times per week 5 hours each practice and attending 2 double day practices at a minimum of 3 hours each practice, testing TOPs physical abilities and skills, competing elite
This class has a very low athlete:coach ratio of 6:1

Skill Development: 11-16yr Jr. Elite

Required 6 times per week 5 hours each practice and attending 3 double day practices at a minimum of 3 hours each practice, testing TOPs physical abilities and skills, competing elite. The difference between pre elite and elite is start value on events
This class has a very low athlete:coach ratio of 6:1

Skill Development: 16yr Sr. Elite

Required 6 times per week 5 hours each practice and attending 3 double day practices at a minimum of 3 hours each practice, testing TOPs physical abilities and skills, competing elite. The difference between Jr. and Senior Elite is age only
This class has a very low athlete:coach ratio of 6:1