In'Finite Artsports, Inc.

Cheerleading classes for ages 4 and up. Jump'In Gymnastics & Tumbling is a one-stop shop for your child's athletic and entertainment needs.

Ninja classes for ages 4 and up. Jump'In Gymnastics & Tumbling is a one-stop shop for your child's athletic and entertainment needs.

Tumbling and Trampoline classes for ages 4 and up. Jump'In Gymnastics & Tumbling is a one-stop shop for your child's athletic and entertainment needs.

Gymnastics classes for ages 1 and up. Jump'In Gymnastics & Tumbling is a one-stop shop for your child's athletic and entertainment needs.

Teams build on Level 1 skills, increasing the difficulty and introducing more advanced techniques. Athletes execute back and front handsprings, and can connect Level 1 tumbling into a handspring. Includes two-legged stunts at an extended level, and single-legged stunts at prep level without a brace. Flyers are permitted to do half-twisting movements to extended two-legged stunts and prep-level one-legged stunts. Straight-ride basket tosses are allowed, where the flyer doesn't perform any skill in the air.

This is the beginner level, emphasizing the mastering of fundamental techniques. Athletes perform basic skills such as cartwheels, round-offs, forward and backward rolls, and walkovers. Stunts involve flyers lifted to a knee or waist-level on one leg or a two-footed prep. Flyers are allowed to be lifted on two legs at an extended level, with bracing from other flyers on prep level or below. Basket Tosses: Not yet included at this level.

Our Infinity Cheer Diamonds and Lady Paragons All Star Cheer squads are at the top of our cheer program! A Level 1 All-Star cheer team is an entry-level team focused on building foundational skills, including basic tumbling like cartwheels and walkovers, and simple stunts with flyers on two legs. A Level 2 team progresses to include back and front handsprings, more complex stunting with extended two-legged stunts and single-legged stunts at prep level, and straight-ride basket tosses.

The Mini-Finity Cheer Pre-Team is the next step after the Level 1 Cheer Class. In our pre-team All-Star cheer class, athletes learn the foundational skills and techniques needed for competitive cheerleading in a low-pressure, technique-focused setting. The program is designed to bridge the gap between recreational cheerleading and the higher commitment of competitive teams. Includes Motions and dance, Jumps, Stunting basics, Tumbling, Transitions and formations, Performance and choreography.

Our Level 1 Cheer Class focuses on fundamental floor acrobatics necessary for cheerleading, including strength training, flexibility, and proper technique. In a basic cheer tumbling class, students work toward mastering the following essential skills: Forward and backward rolls, Handstands, Cartwheels, Round-offs, Bridges and backbends, Bridge kickovers, Front and back walkovers.

Our Infinity Cheer Program consists of recreational, pre-team, and competitive classes. We hold tryouts in April for our Diamonds and Lady Paragon squads. Members of our classes and squads learn stunting, jumps, tumbling, and cheer dances. Infinity Cheer is a great place to learn the skills necessary to tryout for community and school teams.

This pre-team program is designed for students aged 1st grade and up who have shown exceptional aptitude and work ethic in tumbling and trampoline. It serves as a stepping stone towards competitive teams. Invitations are sent out twice a year, in April and December, to physically strong and flexible students with excellent listening skills and the ability to make corrections quickly. The program aims to develop air awareness and supreme basics, leading to more advanced skills.

Advanced TumbleStars learn the highest level of tumbling and trampoline which include back tucks, back layouts, and twisting. This class is the highest level tumbling class offered other than our T&T Pre-Team and Team. Most Advanced TumbleStars are invited to one of these teams or transition into our competitive cheer program. This class requires instructor approval.

Intermediate TumbleStars begin to learn back handsprings, front handsprings, connecting skills, and more advanced trampoline and rod floor tumbling. They also begin to connect skills on trampoline and double mini-trampoline. Most students take class once or twice a week in preparation for Advanced T&T or our Pre-Team. Discounts are provided for attending more than one class per week and for multiple children in one family.

Beginner TumbleStars will learn the basics of tumbling including front and backward rolls, handstands, cartwheel, bridge kickovers, limbers, and round-offs. They will also learn basic jumps on trampoline and double-mini trampoline. Once they master these skills, they will be moved up to the Intermediate Class. Returning students should register for the same class they completed in May.

A class designed for young children aged 4-6, focusing on foundational tumbling skills and trampoline use. The class structure includes general fitness activities such as cardio, strength, and flexibility warm-ups. Athletes learn and practice various tumbling skills using specialized equipment like spring floors, tumbling mats, and trampolines, including the TumbleTrak and rod floor. Skills progress from basic movements to more advanced techniques depending on the child's level and development.

This pre-team program is for students in 1st grade and up who have shown exceptional skills and work ethic. It is an invitation-only program designed to prepare athletes for competitive teams. The class meets twice a week and focuses on developing advanced tumbling and trampoline skills.

Advanced TumbleStars learn the highest level of tumbling and trampoline which include back tucks, back layouts, and twisting. This class is the highest level tumbling class offered other than our T&T Pre-Team and Team.

Intermediate TumbleStars begin to learn back handsprings, front handsprings, connecting skills, and more advanced trampoline and rod floor tumbling. They also begin to connect skills on trampoline and double mini-trampoline.

Beginner TumbleStars will learn the basics of tumbling including front and backward rolls, handstands, cartwheel, bridge kickovers, limbers, and round-offs. They will also learn basic jumps on trampoline and double-mini trampoline.

This program is for ages 4-6 and focuses on basic tumbling and trampoline skills. It includes general fitness activities like cardio, strength, and flexibility. Athletes learn and practice various tumbling skills using spring floors, tumbling mats, drills, and trampolines, including the TumbleTrak and rod floor.

This pre-team program is designed for students who have shown exceptional skills and work ethic, potentially leading to competitive teams. Athletes develop air awareness and supreme basics which lead to more advanced skills like double flips and twists.

Advanced TumbleStars learn the highest level of tumbling and trampoline which include back tucks, back layouts, and twisting. This class is the highest level tumbling class offered other than our T&T Pre-Team and Team. Most Advanced TumbleStars are invited to one of these teams or transition into our competitive cheer program.

Intermediate TumbleStars begin to learn back handsprings, front handsprings, connecting skills, and more advanced trampoline and rod floor tumbling. They also begin to connect skills on trampoline and double mini-trampoline. Most students take class once or twice a week in preparation for Advanced T&T or our Pre-Team.

Beginner TumbleStars will learn the basics of tumbling including front and backward rolls, handstands, cartwheel, bridge kickovers, limbers, and round-offs. They will also learn basic jumps on trampoline and double-mini trampoline. Once they master these skills, they will be moved up to the Intermediate Class. Returning students that have not received a move-up slip or move-up certificate should register for the same class they completed in May.

This class is designed for younger children, focusing on foundational tumbling and trampoline skills. It includes general fitness activities such as cardio, strength, and flexibility. Athletes will learn and practice a variety of tumbling skills using spring floors, tumbling specific mats, drills, and trampolines. Skills range from basic handstands and cartwheels to back flips and twisting, depending on class level.

The JumpStars Pre-Team program is for students aged 1st grade and up. It is an invitation-only program designed to prepare athletes for competitive teams.

Beginner TumbleStars will learn the basics of tumbling including front and backward rolls, handstands, cartwheel, bridge kickovers, limbers, and round-offs. They will also learn basic jumps on trampoline and double-mini trampoline. Once they master these skills, they will be moved up to the Intermediate Class.

Jr. TumbleStars are for ages 4-6 and focus on tumbling and trampoline skills. The class is 50-minute long with an 8:1 student to instructor ratio.

75-Minute Class, 2 Days a Week. This program is an advanced level pre-team with a focus on developing skills for competitive teams.

50-Minute Class. This class is designed for ages 4-6, focusing on foundational tumbling and trampoline skills with a low student-to-instructor ratio.

JumpStars Pre-Team offers advanced training for students aged 1st grade and up, requiring an invitation. Classes are 75 minutes long, held twice a week, with a 10:1 student to instructor ratio.

Beginner TumbleStars will learn the basics of tumbling including front and backward rolls, handstands, cartwheel, bridge kickovers, limbers, and round-offs. They will also learn basic jumps on trampoline and double-mini trampoline.

Jr. TumbleStars is a program designed for children aged 4-6, focusing on foundational tumbling and trampoline skills. Classes are 50 minutes long with an 8:1 student to instructor ratio.

50-Minute Class 8:1 Ratio (Ages 4-5)

60-Minute Class 9:1 Ratio (1st Grade & Up)

65-Minute Class 9:1 Ratio (1st Grade & Up)

As with our Girls GymStars, the Boys GymStars program aims to instill a love of fitness and strength in every student. Gymnastics is a great foundation for any sport. It provides flexibility, agility, balance and strength training which all lead to success in other sports.

90-Minute Class 9:1 Ratio (Instructor Approval Needed)

75-Minute Class 9:1 Ratio (Instructor Approval Needed)

65-Minute Class 9:1 Ratio (1st Grade & Up) (Beginner Requires Some Experience)

Our goal in the GymStars program is to instill a life-long love of fitness in young athletes. Since gymnastics is the basis of all sports activities, we at Jump’In Gym aim to help every child attain strength, balance, power, flexibility and kinesthetic awareness that will help them excel in whatever activity or sport they choose.

60-Minute Class 8:1 Ratio (Instructor Approval Needed)

55-Minute Class 8:1 Ratio (KindersStars enter K-5 in August)

45-Minute Parent/Tot Class 7:1 Ratio (3's Only = No Parent Assistance)

30-Minute Parent/Tot Class 7:1 Ratio

The American Heart Association recommends that all children age 2 and older participate in at least 60 minutes of enjoyable, moderate-intensity activities every day. They should also perform at least two 30 minute periods of vigorous physical activities each day to achieve and maintain a good level of cardio-respiratory fitness.

50-Minute Class 8:1 Ratio (Ages 4-5)

As with our Girls GymStars, the Boys GymStars program aims to instill a love of fitness and strength in every student. Gymnastics is a great foundation for any sport. It provides flexibility, agility, balance and strength training which all lead to success in other sports. The boys program trains on six events: vault, high bar, parallel bars, pommel horse, rings and floor exercise. If gymnastics isn't for your child, we offer another alternative with the same benefits! Ninja and Lil'Ninjas are obstacle course based with the discipline of gymnastics while teaching parkour-style skills. Trial classes available. Co-Ed classes for ages 4-6 and 1st Grade and Up.

Our goal in the GymStars program is to instill a life-long love of fitness in young athletes. Since gymnastics is the basis of all sports activities, we at Jump’In Gym aim to help every child attain strength, balance, power, flexibility and kinesthetic awareness that will help them excel in whatever activity or sport they choose. All NEW school-age students should start in an Intro Level class unless they have some experience or have been evaluated by a Jump’In Gym coach. Your child may sign-up for a Trial in an Intro or Bronze GymStars class to be evaluated or schedule a private evaluation by one of our coaches through the front desk. At the end of the evaluation the coach will let you and the office know which class is appropriate for your child. Returning students should register for the class in which they last finished or a Beginner GymStars Class is they haven't received a Move-Up Slip. They may also schedule a private evaluation through the front desk to see where your child’s skill level is and what which skills are needed to move-up.

The American Heart Association recommends that all children age 2 and older participate in at least 60 minutes of enjoyable, moderate-intensity activities every day. They should also perform at least two 30 minute periods of vigorous physical activities each day to achieve and maintain a good level of cardio-respiratory fitness. When involved in a structured exercise program, such as gymnastics children are guaranteed to get the recommended level of dynamic activity needed to develop healthy hearts and lungs. The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) suggests that kindergarteners be exposed to a variety of large motor experiences that enhance sensory-motor integration, develops controlled movement such as balance, strength and coordination and ranges from new to challenging activities. Placing children in pre-school gymnastics and dance classes will ensure they are TAUGHT HOW to run, jump, skip and hop and how to succeed when those activities get difficult; all important physical components of the NAEYC criteria for Kindergarten.

As with our Girls GymStars, the Boys GymStars program aims to instill a love of fitness and strength in every student. Gymnastics is a great foundation for any sport. It provides flexibility, agility, balance and strength training which all lead to success in other sports. The boys program trains on six events: vault, high bar, parallel bars, pommel horse, rings and floor exercise. If gymnastics isn't for your child, we offer another alternative with the same benefits! Ninja and Lil'Ninjas are obstacle course based with the discipline of gymnastics while teaching parkour-style skills. Co-Ed classes for ages 4-6 and 1st Grade and Up.

Placing children in pre-school gymnastics and dance classes will ensure they are TAUGHT HOW to run, jump, skip and hop and how to succeed when those activities get difficult; all important physical components of the NAEYC criteria for Kindergarten. When involved in a structured exercise program, such as gymnastics children are guaranteed to get the recommended level of dynamic activity needed to develop healthy hearts and lungs.

As with our Girls GymStars, the Boys GymStars program aims to instill a love of fitness and strength in every student. Gymnastics is a great foundation for any sport. It provides flexibility, agility, balance and strength training which all lead to success in other sports. The boys program trains on six events: vault, high bar, parallel bars, pommel horse, rings and floor exercise. If gymnastics isn't for your child, we offer another alternative with the same benefits!

The American Heart Association recommends that all children age 2 and older participate in at least 60 minutes of enjoyable, moderate-intensity activities every day. They should also perform at least two 30 minute periods of vigorous physical activities each day to achieve and maintain a good level of cardio-respiratory fitness. When involved in a structured exercise program, such as gymnastics children are guaranteed to get the recommended level of dynamic activity needed to develop healthy hearts and lungs.

50-Minute Class. Ninja and Lil'Ninjas are obstacle course based with the discipline of gymnastics while teaching parkour-style skills.

60-Minute Class. Ninja and Lil'Ninjas are obstacle course based with the discipline of gymnastics while teaching parkour-style skills.

65-Minute Class. As with our Girls GymStars, the Boys GymStars program aims to instill a love of fitness and strength in every student. Gymnastics is a great foundation for any sport. It provides flexibility, agility, balance and strength training which all lead to success in other sports.

As with our Girls GymStars, the Boys GymStars program aims to instill a love of fitness and strength in every student. Gymnastics is a great foundation for any sport. It provides flexibility, agility, balance and strength training which all lead to success in other sports. The boys program trains on six events: vault, high bar, parallel bars, pommel horse, rings and floor exercise.

90-Minute Class. Our goal in the GymStars program is to instill a life-long love of fitness in young athletes. Since gymnastics is the basis of all sports activities, we at Jump’In Gym aim to help every child attain strength, balance, power, flexibility and kinesthetic awareness that will help them excel in whatever activity or sport they choose.

75-Minute Class. Our goal in the GymStars program is to instill a life-long love of fitness in young athletes. Since gymnastics is the basis of all sports activities, we at Jump’In Gym aim to help every child attain strength, balance, power, flexibility and kinesthetic awareness that will help them excel in whatever activity or sport they choose.

65-Minute Class. Our goal in the GymStars program is to instill a life-long love of fitness in young athletes. Since gymnastics is the basis of all sports activities, we at Jump’In Gym aim to help every child attain strength, balance, power, flexibility and kinesthetic awareness that will help them excel in whatever activity or sport they choose.

60-Minute Class. Our goal in the GymStars program is to instill a life-long love of fitness in young athletes.

55-Minute Class. The American Heart Association recommends that all children age 2 and older participate in at least 60 minutes of enjoyable, moderate-intensity activities every day.

45-Minute Parent/Tot Class. The American Heart Association recommends that all children age 2 and older participate in at least 60 minutes of enjoyable, moderate-intensity activities every day.

30-Minute Parent/Tot Class. The American Heart Association recommends that all children age 2 and older participate in at least 60 minutes of enjoyable, moderate-intensity activities every day.

Pre-school gymnastics and dance classes will ensure they are TAUGHT HOW to run, jump, skip and hop and how to succeed when those activities get difficult; all important physical components of the NAEYC criteria for Kindergarten. Placing children in pre-school gymnastics and dance classes will ensure they are TAUGHT HOW to run, jump, skip and hop.

The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) suggests that kindergarteners be exposed to a variety of large motor experiences that enhance sensory-motor integration, develops controlled movement such as balance, strength and coordination and ranges from new to challenging activities. Placing children in pre-school gymnastics and dance classes will ensure they are TAUGHT HOW to run, jump, skip and hop and how to succeed when those activities get difficult; all important physical components of the NAEYC criteria for Kindergarten.

Placing children in pre-school gymnastics and dance classes will ensure they are TAUGHT HOW to run, jump, skip and hop and how to succeed when those activities get difficult; all important physical components of the NAEYC criteria for Kindergarten.

50-Minute Class with an 8:1 Ratio for Ages 4-5. This introductory obstacle course based class incorporates gymnastics principles and teaches parkour-style skills.

60-Minute Class with a 9:1 Ratio for 1st Grade & Up. This obstacle course based class teaches parkour-style skills and the discipline of gymnastics.

65-Minute Class with a 9:1 Ratio for 1st Grade & Up. This program trains on six events: vault, high bar, parallel bars, pommel horse, rings and floor exercise, building strength and agility.

Boys GymStars program aims to instill a love of fitness and strength in every student, providing flexibility, agility, balance and strength training which all lead to success in other sports. Ninja and Lil'Ninjas are obstacle course based with the discipline of gymnastics while teaching parkour-style skills.

90-Minute Class with a 9:1 Ratio. Instructor Approval is Needed. This advanced class prepares students for competitive gymnastics and high-level skill execution.

75-Minute Class with a 9:1 Ratio. Instructor Approval is Needed. This class challenges students with more complex gymnastics skills and routines.

65-Minute Class with a 9:1 Ratio for 1st Grade & Up. Beginner requires some experience. This class focuses on fundamental gymnastics skills and builds a solid base for future progression.

School-Age Gymnastics program aims to instill a life-long love of fitness in young athletes. It helps every child attain strength, balance, power, flexibility and kinesthetic awareness that will help them excel in whatever activity or sport they choose.

60-Minute Class with an 8:1 Ratio. Instructor Approval is Needed for this advanced level class that requires a strong foundation in gymnastics.

55-Minute Class for ages 4-5 and Kindergarten students with an 8:1 Ratio. KinderStars enter K-5 in August. This class introduces more challenging gymnastics skills.

45-Minute Parent/Tot Class for ages 1-6 with a 7:1 Ratio. For 3's Only, there is No Parent Assistance. This class focuses on building fundamental movement skills.

30-Minute Parent/Tot Class for ages 1-6 with a 7:1 Ratio. This class is designed to help children develop motor skills and coordination.

Pre-School Gymnastics classes are designed to introduce young children to a variety of large motor experiences that enhance sensory-motor integration, develop controlled movement such as balance, strength and coordination and range from new to challenging activities. These classes will ensure children are TAUGHT HOW to run, jump, skip and hop and how to succeed when those activities get difficult; all important physical components of the NAEYC criteria for Kindergarten.