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1620 Sheyenne Street, West Fargo, ND 58078Monday to Thursday: 3:30 pm to 8:00 pmFall registration opens in August(701) 555-0105

Classes

Three kinds of class, each in the mat room and each with a level to start from.

  • Children skipping across a studio floor in a line, seen from behind in soft daylight
    Rolls and bridges, Cartwheels

    Tumbling basics

    Rolls, bridges and the first cartwheels. A game, skill stations on the mats and a turn across the floor, with a coach beside every new skill.

    • Ages 5 to 11

    • 45 to 60 minutes

    • Classes of up to 6, or up to 8 from age 8

    Tumbling basics
  • Children standing in a row with their arms out to the sides while a coach in front shows the shape
    Handstands to Round-offs

    Acro skills

    Handstands, walkovers, round-offs and handsprings, taught one named skill at a time and spotted until the coach says otherwise.

    • Ages 8 to 16

    • 60 to 75 minutes

    • Classes of up to 8

    Acro skills
  • A girl in a lavender leotard holding an arabesque with her arms out while a coach leans in beside her
    All levels

    Acro for dancers

    Tumbling for students who also dance: floor skills, partner shapes and transitions that fit a dance routine.

    • Ages 8 to 16

    • 60 to 75 minutes

    • Classes of up to 8

    Acro for dancers

Which class is right?

My student has never tumbled. Where do they start?

In Rolls and bridges, in the age group that fits. A student who has done gymnastics or cheer can come to a class and the coach will place them at the door.

My student already does a cartwheel.

Come to a Cartwheels or Handstands class and the coach will watch a few skills and say where the student fits. Levels are about the skill, so a ten-year-old and an eight-year-old can share a level and take it in their own age group.

Does acro for dancers need dance experience?

It is meant for students who also dance in another studio or on a team, but it is open to anyone who has the skills of the Cartwheels level.

Come and try a class

Book a class on our registration page, or call the studio and talk it over first.