Best gymnastics near Vienna?
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Anonymous
| My girls just turned 3 and have been doing the "walkers" class at Fairfax Gymnastics for a little less than a year. They love it and I'd like them to keep doing it, but I'm trying to figure out the best path to take now that they're 3. I thought they would move up to the 3-5 class for this next session, but was told that those classes are full and the one that has openings skews older, so they would be the youngest in the class. They're both pretty good, but they're 3, so they can act like toddlers sometimes, and I appreciate that having them in a class with 5 year olds who know a lot more and probably listen a lot better might not be the best fit. I've signed them up for the walker class again for now, but I'm wondering if I should check out other gyms to see what they would do. Does anyone have any thoughts with respect to the best gym and program for that age that isn't too far from Vienna? I'm not eyeing the Olympics, but I would like to make sure they're progressing, which I feel like they won't do in the "baby" class, and I don't want them to be 4 and all of a sudden be behind all the other 4 year olds because they haven't been moved up. Thanks for any insight. |
Anonymous
| Look at Chantilly Gymnastics Academy and Capital Gymnastics. |
Anonymous
Thank you! I called Capital and they have a ton of classes for 3 year olds, so we're going to check one out tomorrow. I will call Chantilly today and see if we can do a drop-in there as well. |
Anonymous
| We are in great Falls and everyone here goes to Dulles Gymnastics - it's in Sterling so not sure if to far for you. |
Anonymous
Thank you. It's probably equally as far as Capital, just in a different direction, so I'll check that one out, too. |
Anonymous
| There is also Fairfax Gymnastics which might be closer to you. I know a couple kids who go there and seem to like their team. |