The goal of the Byron Community Education Gymnastics program is to offer a fun, safe and physically active outlet for kids. Kids will work on flexibility, strength and gymnastics skills along with social skills. Gymnasts will work on flexibility, strength and gymnastics skills along with social skills. This class is the final recreational class gymnasts are able to participate in. In this class they start working on more advanced skills such as flight skills on beam, handsprings and tucks on the floor, kips and handstands. The advanced level has 16 skills to pass. Gymnasts will participate in the class independently with a coach. Attire: No clothing with buttons, snaps or zippers are allowed as these items can damage the equipment and a safety hazard. Leotards/singlets are encouraged, but shorts and t-shirts are allowed, and all long hair needs to be pulled back or put in a ponytail. If you have any questions about the programming or level placement, please contact Charro Coleman at charro.coleman@byron.k12.mn.us. The Byron Gymnastics Center is located at 235 2nd Ave SW, Byron.

The goal of the Byron Community Education Gymnastics program is to offer a fun, safe and physically active outlet for kids. Kids will work on flexibility, strength and gymnastics skills along with social skills. This is the first level in our recreational program. If your child is new to gymnastics, this class is right for them! Children must be 5 years and older to attend this class. They will learn basic gymnastics, strength skills, stretches and terms in this class. Gymnasts will participate in the class independently. This class is designed for boys and girls. Attire: No clothing with buttons, snaps or zippers are allowed as these items can damage the equipment and a safety hazard. Leotards/singlets are encouraged, but shorts and t-shirts are allowed, and all long hair needs to be pulled back or put in a ponytail. If you have any questions about the programming or level placement, please contact Charro Coleman at charro.coleman@byron.k12.mn.us. The Byron Gymnastics Center is located at 235 2nd Ave SW, Byron.

The goal of the Byron Community Education Gymnastics program is to offer a fun, safe and physically active outlet for kids. Kids will work on flexibility, strength and gymnastics skills along with social skills. This is the second level in our recreational program. Children must be 6 years old to attend this class and must have successfully passed the Beginner 1 level or have instructor approval to register. This class would be a good choice for those with some past gymnastics training. Gymnasts will build on the gymnastics and strength skills they learned in Beginner 1 by adding additional skills and improving both strength and flexibility. Gymnasts will participate in the classes independently. This class is designed for boys and girls. Attire: No clothing with buttons, snaps or zippers are allowed as these items can damage the equipment and a safety hazard. Leotards/singlets are encouraged, but shorts and t-shirts are allowed, and all long hair needs to be pulled back or put in a ponytail. If you have any questions about the programming or level placement, please contact Charro Coleman at charro.coleman@byron.k12.mn.us. The Byron Gymnastics Center is located at 235 2nd Ave SW, Byron.

The goal of the Byron Community Education Gymnastics program is to offer a fun, safe and physically active outlet for kids. Kids will work on flexibility, strength and gymnastics skills along with social skills. Intermediate 1 is the next level in our recreational program after Beginner 2. Children must be 7 years old to attend this class and have successfully passed the beginner level 2 or have a couple of years of gymnastics experience. They will build on the gymnastics strength skills they learned in Beginner 2 by adding additional skills and providing both strength and flexibility. These skills require additional strength and flexibility. The intermediate level has 19 skills to pass. Gymnasts will participate in the classes independently. Attire: No clothing with buttons, snaps or zippers are allowed as these items can damage the equipment and a safety hazard. Leotards/singlets are encouraged, but shorts and t-shirts are allowed, and all long hair needs to be pulled back or put in a ponytail. If you have any questions about the programming or level placement, please contact Charro Coleman at charro.coleman@byron.k12.mn.us. The Byron Gymnastics Center is located at 235 2nd Ave SW, Byron.

The goal of the Byron Community Education Gymnastics program is to offer a fun, safe and physically active outlet for kids. Kids will work on flexibility, strength and gymnastics skills along with social skills. This class includes the final recreational class gymnasts are able to participate in at this time. In this class, they start working on more advanced skills like cartwheels on the beam and back handsprings on the floor. In Intermediate 2 children must have successfully passed Intermediate 1. The advanced level has 16 skills to pass. Gymnasts will participate in the class independently. Attire: No clothing with buttons, snaps or zippers are allowed as these items can damage the equipment and a safety hazard. Leotards/singlets are encouraged, but shorts and t-shirts are allowed, and all long hair needs to be pulled back or put in a ponytail. If you have any questions about the programming or level placement, please contact Charro Coleman at charro.coleman@byron.k12.mn.us. The Byron Gymnastics Center is located at 235 2nd Ave SW, Byron.

The MAGA Team Program is for gymnasts that have demonstrated skills at a level that allows them to start putting enough skills together to complete a full routine. Some general skills that are required include: Vault - Handspring or Half on vault Bars - Pull over, Back hip circle, hop-up to high bar Beam - Full toe turn / cartwheels / round-off dismount Floor - Back walkover / front walkover / working back handsprings This program follows the same rules and scoring used for high school which is nice for those that are planning to compete at the high school level in the future. Please note that this registration fee helps pay for the coaches. Additional frees for leotards or tournaments may be required. If you have any questions about the programming or level placement, please contact Charro Coleman at charro.coleman@byron.k12.mn.us. The Byron Gymnastics Center is located at 235 2nd Ave SW, Byron. These codes apply whether it’s one child taking multiple sessions or different children enrolled in the same level!

High School Gymnastics Prep & Conditioning Designed specifically for gymnasts planning to join or compete on the high school team, this clinic focuses on refining technique, advancing skill levels, and preparing for the upcoming season. Instruction emphasizes detailed drill work to clean up current skills and safely build progression toward new, higher-level elements. Gymnasts will receive tailored feedback from a judge's perspective to understand how routines are evaluated and maximize their execution marks. Each session incorporates dedicated strength and mobility conditioning to ensure athletes enter the season in peak physical shape and reduce the risk of injury. Attire Requirements: Leotards or singlets are strongly encouraged. Athletic wear must be completely free of buttons, snaps, or zippers to protect the equipment and ensure safe spotting and training.

The goal of the Byron Community Education Gymnastics program is to offer a fun, safe and physically active outlet for kids. Kids will work on flexibility, strength and gymnastics skills along with social skills. In Tiny Tots, gymnasts are introduced to gymnastic terms, positions, and basic skills working on strength and building a love for the sport. Gymnasts will participate in classes independently. This class is designed for boys and girls ages 3 to 4. Attire: No clothing with buttons, snaps or zippers are allowed as these items can damage the equipment and a safety hazard. Leotards/singlets are encouraged, but shorts and t-shirts are allowed, and all long hair needs to be pulled back or put in a ponytail. If you have any questions about the programming or level placement, please contact Charro Coleman at charro.coleman@byron.k12.mn.us. The Byron Gymnastics Center is located at 235 2nd Ave SW, Byron.