The Best Sport for Toddlers
Get your little gymnast into a class at Eureka today!
Gymnastics classes for toddlers help preschool-age children develop faster both physically and mentally. Little kids involved in gymnastics classes enhance their gross motor skills, confidence, and social skills, all of which are beneficial as they start school. Gymnastics is one of the few sports toddlers can begin as soon as they can walk! In a gymnastics class, your toddler will learn to jump and land safely, walk along a balance beam just 10 cm wide, and perform forward rolls correctly.
If you are looking for kids gymnastics, you have come to the right place! Eureka Gymnastics Club is located in Ballarat, Victoria, and we welcome kids from 2 years old and up. You can request a free trial class by calling us on 0403 506 322, visiting our Parent Portal or contacting us by email or social media.
Our opening hours today are 3.00pm – 8.00pm.
Gymnastics Classes for Preschoolers
Under 5s classes at Eureka introduce your 2-5-year-old to the world of gymnastics! We teach essential gymnastics skills and shapes through fun circuits and games.
These classes build a foundation that is a great launchpad into our Gymstar, Women’s Artistic, or Men’s Artistic programs – or any other sport! Additionally, children learn important social skills, how to listen to a teacher, and how to wait their turn. Please note at least one parent is required to be present for the duration of the class.
TumbleFun
This class is specifically for boys and girls aged 2 or 3. Parents can assist their children during this class, making it ideal for kids who need a little help getting started with something new. Children in this class will only use the floor and trampoline. To join this class, children must be walking.
Under 5s
Our regular Under 5s classes are for kids between 3 and 5 years of age. Along with teaching gymnastics, these classes help foster independence in little kids. Parents do not assist their children in these classes, but we require at least one parent to stay for the duration of the class. We may also ask parents to assist if their child is too disruptive.