Our goal is to accept each child, place them in the appropriate class, and help them to realize their optimal potential through the medium of gymnastics. Our goal at High Flyers is to provide a safe and fun gymnastics experience for each gymnast, while at the same time providing opportunities for competition. Gymnastics is one of the most beautiful sports and is an excellent activity for developing the whole person. In addition to building strength, agility, and coordination, gymnastics also promotes essential life qualities such as self-confidence, attention to detail and perseverance.
Our progressive curriculum has been well planned. It has been developed relative to ages, developmental stages and appropriate gymnastics progression of skills. All activities are goal oriented. Correct gymnastics technique, form, strength and flexibility are emphasized throughout all levels.
Developmental / Preschool - Girls and Boys
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• Parent Tot - Age 2 Parents participate with their child. Emphasis on motor development, spatial awareness and movement exploration.

• Tumble Tykes - Ages 3 to 5 Emphasis on motor development, spatial awareness and movement exploration. Introductory skills on all apparatus and trampoline.

• Pre Novice - Preschool age children who have progressed beyond our tumble tykes program.
Kindergarten through High School - Girls and Boys
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• Novice I - Grade K-6 Introduction to all equipment, beginning tumbling and trampoline.

• Novice II - Prerequisite Novice I or coach approval. Additional skills are presented on each apparatus as well as tumbling and trampoline.

• Intermediate - Gymnasts are introduced to competition. Skills progress to a more advanced level. USAG levels 1-4 are presented.

• Pre-Team - (Invitation only) Transition from Intermediate to USAG level 5 skills. Emphasizes competition readiness for USAG.

• Jr. Team - (Invitation only) Intended for advanced skill development for younger gymnasts.

• Team - (Invitation only) USAG levels
5-10 as well as optional competition USAIGC and AAU.

• High School - Optional skills development specific to the individual. Competitive optional routines developed specifically for High School.		 • Novice I - Introduction to all six men's Olympic events plus trampoline. Fun with gymnastics. Opportunity to participate in beginning competition.

• Intermediate - Continuation of skill progressions on all events. MBGL competition opportunities.

• Team - (Invitation only) Skill progressions more advanced. Compulsory and optional competition through USAG, High School and AAU.

• High School - Optional skills development specific to the individual. Competitive optional routines developed specifically for High School