Gymnastics for Everyone
Our gymnastics and ninja facility is full of entirely brand new equipment provided by Spieth America.
- 2 in-ground foam pits
- 6 trampolines
- All 4 event apparatuses, including vault, bars, beam and floor
- 2 ninja rigs
- 2 warped walls
- 3 climbing ropes
- Special room for children ages 6 & under called our Sweet Peas room
- Loads of training tools and obstacle course equipment
Does your child want to be a little ninja? Bring your son or daughter to our facility! NinjaZone is a fusion of gymnastics, martial arts, freestyle movement, and obstacle training. Our rigs, warped walls, and obstacle courses will help children learn how to jump, twist, flip, climb and land in a safe environment. Our ninja instructors will teach your child new skills as they develop coordination and air awareness. Exercise has never been so fun!
Sweet Peas is an educational gymnastics program designated to promote physical, social and cognitive development in children six months to six years old. Sweet Peas gymnastics provides movement and sensory based activities that are fun and developmentally loaded! We offer these classes for both boys and girls in our special decorated room, keeping the little kiddos safe and engaged. Come be part of one of the very few facilities to offer the Sweet Pea curriculum!
We also offer recreational gymnastics classes for girls ages 7 and up. Learning how to jump and flip in various body shapes is a huge accomplishment! Our state-of-the-art gymnastics equipment will allow your child to develop strength, skills, and coordination to carry into many other physical activities. Gymnastics also teaches resilience and courage! Our instructors will work diligently to provide a safe learning environment. You’ll be so excited when your child learns their first handstand!
Come as you are! No gymnastics experience needed! Our Adult Gymnastics & Cheer class caters to every age and skill level. We opened this class to beginners, former gymnasts, adults with a cheer background who want to come stunt and tumble, and for CrossFit athletes to work on their gymnastics movements. Our instructor will help you meet your personal goals. You can be proud to walk across the high beam, become strong enough to do a pull up or handstand, or even relive your glory days (safely, of course). The class will be structured while also allowing freedom to use the space and equipment as it best suits your skill level. Come learn something new!
Tuesdays & Thursdays. 7-8pm
- $15 drop-in rate for non-members
- CSW members receive 15% off
- Special $10 drop-in if you belong to a CrossFit gym
Package Options:
i. $85 for CSW members – 10 sessions
ii. $100 for non-members – 10 sessions
iii. Expires 3 months after purchase
For CrossFit athletes, a gymnastics facility is a safe space to practice movements such as handstand walks, rope climbs, and various progressions for muscle ups, toes to bar, and handstand push-ups. We have all the safety padding and an instructor who is an expert on technique.
Tumbling classes are offered to all skill levels, beginning at age 7. These classes are catered to individuals who want to focus solely on their tumbling skills. Participants can utilize the foam pit, trampoline, and spring floor. Cheerleaders can often benefit from taking a tumbling class! This is also a great place for kids who are a bit older with no prior gymnastics experience who just want to learn a smaller aspect of the sport. Tumbling is fantastic exercise and still teaches body awareness, safe landings, resiliency, and courage!
Open gyms are a great opportunity for children to come enjoy free play in the gymnastics and ninja facility. We run open gyms every Friday and Sunday. Open to the public!
Friday
Ages 6 & Under – 4:30-5:15pm – $12 drop-in
Ages 7-17 – 5:30-6:30pm – $15 drop-in
$5 for each additional child
CSW Members receive 15% off initial rate
Sunday
Ages 6 & Under – 12:30-1:15pm – $12 drop-in
Ages 7-17 – 1:30-2:30pm – $15 drop-in
$5 for each additional child
CSW Members receive 15% off initial rate
Community Sports & Wellness is excited to offer birthday parties and corporate events in the gymnastics & ninja facility. Birthday parties are offered to both children and adults. We are also happy to speak with you about hosting a corporate event. Jumping into the foam pit can be a great team bonding activity!
Please refer to the Birthday Party Agreement link for more information, and contact Gymnastics Director Cally Elkin at [email protected] to reserve a spot.
What is the class schedule?
The class schedule can be viewed on the CSW app, or you can stop in and receive a paper copy. You can also contact Gymnastics Director Cally Elkin at [email protected] to receive an electronic copy.
When can we register?
Children can join class at any time throughout the month. We will pro-rate accordingly.
What is your make-up policy?
Children who are enrolled in class are allowed 1 free trial class per month. They can come on a different day and time their class is offered, or they may use open gym as a make-up. You must communicate directly with the Gymnastics Director to schedule your make-up. This helps the instructors prepare for class sizes.
What are the prices?
Prices are listed on our website www.communitysw.com/gymnastics/. Prices are based on duration of class. We have monthly rates for our weekly programs, and drop-in rates for open gym and adult gymnastics & cheer.
Can my child try a class before committing?
Yes! We offer 1 free trial class. Contact the Gymnastics Director to schedule your trial class!
Can I bring my younger child to the older open gym time?
Ages 4 and under are required to attend the Ages 6 & Under open gym. This is simply for the children’s safety. Ages 5 and 6 may come to the older open gym if they are attending with a sibling. For any other inquiries, please ask the Gymnastics Director or call the front desk at 765-744-1606.
How do I register for classes?
You may call the front desk, email the Gymnastics Director, or stop in. We handle all registrations for you.
What can I expect from the class?
Weekly classes are highly structured and follow a specific curriculum. Gymnastics classes train on all 4 events throughout the month (vault, bars, beam, floor), and Ninja classes do obstacle courses, tumbling skills, bar skills, the warped wall, and the ninja rig. All classes spend time on the trampoline and jumping into the foam pit!
How long is the commitment to the class?
Commitment is month-to-month. If you need to withdrawal from class, simply let us know before the end of the month. It is your responsibility to inform us that you wish to withdrawal, otherwise your card will automatically be charged the first of the next month.
Do I have to register again every month?
No. The system automatically re-registers each child so that they keep their spot on the roster. We keep a credit card on file for taking payment.
Is there a sibling discount?
Yes! Non-members receive 15% off the more expensive class and for each additional child (for 3 or more kids). CSW members receive 15% off all classes and siblings.
Can I bring a friend to open gym or adult gymnastics/cheer?
Absolutely! All drop-in classes are open to the public.
Can we do a private lesson?
Yes. Your child must be enrolled in class to do a private lesson. Pricing depends on the instructor’s experience level. For more information, contact the Gymnastics Director.
Cheerleaders who want co-ed stunting experience do not need to be enrolled in classes. This is our one exception
Program Pricing:
30 minute class- $72/mo
45 minute class- $75/mo
60 minute class- $78/mo
*$39 one-time registration fee for non-CSW members
*Discounts for siblings and CSW members.
*Monthly rate is based on 1 class/week or 4 classes/month.
*Duration of class is dependent on age and skill level.
Please contact the Gymnastics Director with any questions or concerns:
Cally Elkin – [email protected]
Office: 765-744-1606
Meet the Instructors
Cally grew up competing as a USAG gymnast and went on to join the Ball State University gymnastics team. Her collegiate career was cut short due to injury, but she successfully completed her bachelor’s degree in Psychology while continuing to coach gymnastics. After graduation, she continued her coaching career at the club and collegiate level while completing her Master’s in Sport Coaching online from the University of Denver. Cally also worked at Next College Student Athlete (NCSA) and helped families navigate the collegiate recruiting process for various sports. Now she finds herself back in her hometown of Pendleton working at her dream facility!
Sara started Gymnastics at age 5 and ventured into Power Tumbling and then landed in Competitive Cheerleading in 4th grade. She cheered for Indiana Elite until the end of high school and went on to be a part of the Indiana University All-Girl Cheerleading Program. During college, Sara volunteered with the Special Olympics of Morgan County. She attended the Summer and Winter State Games as a coach. After college, Sara coached high school and competitive all-star cheerleading on the Southside of Indy for 4 years. 
Lauren grew up and went to school in Pendleton and did all-star cheerleading for about 11 years. Lauren is a sophomore at UIndy studying business administration and experience design. After she graduates, Lauren would like to work at a museum and help create memorable experiences for families. She has worked with kids, babysitting for a few families being a camp counselor. Her hobbies include biking, watching movies, and spending time with family and friends. 
Jada is currently a sophomore at Ball State University studying Elementary Education, concentrating in Gifted & Talented Studies, with a minor in the Psychology of Human Development. She is also a cheerleader at BSU and an Honors College Peer Mentor. In her free time, she loves to hangout with family, friends, her boyfriend and her puppy, Finn.
Viktoria is a sophomore at Ball State University where she studies exercise science and pre-med in hopes of furthering her education at a school of osteopathic medicine. She is also a 2
Victoria graduated from Ball State University with a master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology. She is currently a Speech-Language Pathologist at a pediatric outpatient center in Indianapolis. Victoria has worked at several camps and programs for children with special needs including Camp Ability at Easterseals Crossroads, which focused on enhancing social and communication skills. At Ball State University, she was a counselor at Camp Achieve (a social skills camp for children with Autism) and at The Prism Project (a performing arts program). 
Nathan graduated from Ball State University with a bachelor’s degree in Business focusing on administration and communication. While attending Ball State University, he was the head varsity baseball coach for Muncie Burris High School for two years. After graduation, he coached baseball one year at his alma mater, Lebanon High School, and a 15u travel baseball team for the Baseball Academics Midwest organization. Additionally, he was an athlete on the Ball State University Co-ed Cheerleading Team! He currently works for New York Life Insurance Company as an agent and securities registered representative. He also works part-time with the Autism Society of Indiana as a Direct Care Provider.
Dani is currently a senior at Pendleton Heights High School. She danced for 12 years, played soccer for 9, and is also on the diving team at PHHS! Dani is a certified EMR and involved in multiple clubs and groups at the high school, like Student Council and Best Buddies. She is attending college in the fall with a major in Biology (Pre-medicine). Dani loves spending time with kids and getting the opportunity to bring active fun into their day! 
Jordan graduated from Ball State University with a Bachelors in Biology, a Masters in Gerontology, and a Masters in Wellness Management. He currently works as the Delaware County Program Coordinator for the Tobacco Free Coalition. NOT SURE WHERE TO START?
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