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Gym Re-Opens June 15!
Great news...Gymstrada re-opens June 15. We will have no more than 50 people in the gym building at any time. We have revised our Class Schedule and Fees for the Summer. Click here to download.
When we reopen, your gymnast will be able to make up the number of classes that they missed in the month of March multiplied by 2. For example, if your gymnast misses 2 classes, they will get 4 makeups. Once we are able to reopen, and you re-enroll, you will be able to schedule these makeups.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the office at 757-499-8591 or GymstradaOffice@gmail.com .
Great news...Gymstrada re-opens June 15. We will have no more than 50 people in the gym building at any time. We have revised our Class Schedule and Fees for the Summer. Click here to download.
When we reopen, your gymnast will be able to make up the number of classes that they missed in the month of March multiplied by 2. For example, if your gymnast misses 2 classes, they will get 4 makeups. Once we are able to reopen, and you re-enroll, you will be able to schedule these makeups.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the office at 757-499-8591 or GymstradaOffice@gmail.com .
Gymstrada Gymnastics, Virginia Beach, VA
Welcome to the finest gymnastics program in Hampton Roads. Since 1973, we have provided recreation and competitive gymnastics programs for girls and boys from pre-school through high-school.
Our philosophy is student success. Each student is considered an individual. We strive to help beginning through advanced students reach their fullest potential. We encourage students to progress at their own rate without any unnecessary pressure. Our coaches teach with a firm, but positive hand, providing a challenging, yet non-competitive atmosphere.
Welcome to the finest gymnastics program in Hampton Roads. Since 1973, we have provided recreation and competitive gymnastics programs for girls and boys from pre-school through high-school.
Our philosophy is student success. Each student is considered an individual. We strive to help beginning through advanced students reach their fullest potential. We encourage students to progress at their own rate without any unnecessary pressure. Our coaches teach with a firm, but positive hand, providing a challenging, yet non-competitive atmosphere.
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2020 Gymstrada Invitational
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One of our goals at Gymstrada is to train gymnasts to compete at the collegiate level. Recently, we have had several gymnasts reach their potential in this area and were accepted at the following universities:
2018 Garrett Kasiski, U of Minnesota
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2018, Griffin James, University of Alabama
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2018, Leah Smith, Towson University
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2017, Sean Neighbarger, Ohio State
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2017, Hailey Haycox, The College of William and Mary
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2016, Jessican Rothman, Illinois State
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2016, Kassidy Cumber, West Virginia University
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2015, Tiffany Schelp, Davenport University
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2014 Thad Lawson, Penn State
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2012 Maebelle Pacheco,
Pitt
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2011
Ian Stratton
Springfield
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2010 Kelly Higgins,
Towson
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2009 Kirsten
Strausbaugh, Penn
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2007 Leslie Delima, George Washington
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