Capital Gymnastics' Pflugerville gym runs a themed Gymnastics & Ninja summer day camp, rotating campers through vault, bars, beam, floor, ninja obstacle courses and trampolines plus crafts, games and supervised open gym. Full days run 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and half days 9 a.m.-12 p.m., serving ages 4-12. Full-day campers pack two snacks, a lunch and a water bottle; half-day campers bring one snack. No gymnastics experience is required to enroll.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Capital Gymnastics - Pflugerville directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Tram DuongThe receptionist seemed irritated when I asked about information regarding the summer program. It felt almost as if she was discriminating based on race, and it made me uncomfortable enough that I didn’t want to ask any more questions.
★★★Sara BallThe Friday morning open gym is fun for toddlers and affordable. The classes are not great. They are overpriced and the coach seems bored, annoyed to be there, not friendly or very interested in the kids. Giving verbal instructions to 3 year olds is confusing they never knew what to do- which seemed to annoy the coach. She was late and always seemed half asleep.
★★Shayer SThis review is for the Lil Ninja program. I signed up for a trial class after finding out they do afterschool pickup from the elementary schools nearby. Thought it might be a good option for us, so wanted to check it out. After checking in, they said the coach would be out soon and showed us where to line up. When the time came, the kids lined up and were called in, but the ninja coach never came to introduce herself, which was disappointing. After a group stretching session, they split off into their own programs. At the ninja station, there just was not much going on. I was bored just watching them repeat the same few things over and over again. The instructor was bored too as she was yawning nonstop. At one point she was literally just sitting there while the kids kind of did free play on their own. I'm not sure if they do different things each class or if it's the same but this looks like it would get boring after 3-4 sessions. Once it was over, the coach did still did not come meet nor was there any follow up on whether we want to sign up or share thoughts. For me, this program was missing a few key things I expect - safety, inclusion, and real opportunities for growth, confidence, and community. The instructor barely paid attention, the activities felt unstructured, and there was no sense of connection or purpose. So basically it's just a really expensive option to have someone unenthusiastically watch your kid for one hour. The gymnastics side looked more active and organized, so maybe that is their main focus and the ninja program is just an add-on. Either way, I was really disappointed with the Lil Ninja program. Also, the facility itself felt kind of dingy. The vending machine was broken and the space did not seem super clean or well kept. Would not recommend Lil Ninja based on what I saw.
★★★★★HanaMy child takes gymnastics lessons with Coach Karson, and we couldn’t be happier! He is always kind and teaches with great dedication and care. My daughter truly enjoys learning gymnastics from him and looks forward to every class. Thank you, Coach Karson, for your amazing work!
★★★★Sherin JosephCoach Alex has been really good with my daughter. We started off with Level 2 in gymnastic last year with a different coach who was also wonderful. However by the time we enrolled this year, there wasn’t any spots left for the day we needed. So I placed her in beginners tumbling and within a matter of a weeks, coach Alex recommended her to move to the next level. We appreciate the effort and work coach Alex puts towards my little girl and the other kiddos to continue to help reach their full potential.