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The gymnastics, tumbling, and all star cheer programs at Gem City produced many wins during their respective competitive seasons. We are beyond proud of each athlete’s hard work and dedication. These victories represent years of work by the athletes and by our coaches as they’ve developed Gem City’s team and recreational class programs.
The start of a new school year brings to office hours for Gem City. Open hours for each day of the week are noted below. These new hours will go into effect beginning with the start of classes for the Fall Session on August 20.
Just before flinging their body into the air, has your child ever said, “Hey, look what I can do!” Your body breaks out into a sweat because you’re terrified they’re about to hurt themselves. We’ve heard countless versions of this story at Gem City Gymnastics & Tumbling.
We are here to help with our encouraging atmosphere, expert coaching, and facility designed specifically with safety in mind. Founded in 2006, Gem City Gymnastics & Tumbling, LLC. has roots that extended back decades with a current set of coaches that have over 215 years of combined coaching experience.
Gem City will hold no classes on Wednesday, July 4. Please enjoy the Fourth of July holiday and be safe!
Summer is flying by! Don’t forget we’re closed for July 4th and that it’s time to start planning for Fall classes.
Twenty of Gem City’s tumbling team athletes traveled to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, for the National Championships of the United States Tumbling and Trampoline Association (USTA).
Addison Koch, a fifth grader at St. Dominic Catholic Elementary School, is the winner of our Good Grades Quarterly Drawing for the fourth quarter of the 2017-2018 school year!
Summer is in full swing and Gem City is ready! Read to find out more.
Calissa Cormier is a senior at Clark County High School in Kahoka, MO, on Gem City’s All Star Cheer Squad. She cheered at school since 5th grade and with Gem City since 7th grade.
Maurice Silas is a senior at Quincy Senior High School on Gem City’s Tumbling Team. He is 17 and started tumbling in first grade. He’s competitively tumbled for five years. Maurice fills the gym with kindness and a positive attitude. We will miss him!
