Gymagic Gymnastics is a Minot nonprofit gymnastics club (40-plus years) offering parent-tot and preschool classes, recreational and ninja classes for ages 5 and up, USA Gymnastics competitive teams, adult classes, and an adaptive open gym for participants ages 5-18. It runs year-round and summer-session classes rather than a distinct summer day camp.
Classes
| Class | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beginner TumblingRegister → | See camp website → | 6+ | Via registration portal | Open |
| Ninja Ages 4-5Register → | See camp website → | 4–5 | Via registration portal | Open |
| Ninja Ages 6-9Register → | See camp website → | 6–9 | Via registration portal | Open |
"Beginner Tumbling (55 minutes) Ages 6 and up"; "Class length: 55 minutes"; "Prerequisite: Must be 6 years or older" (no upper age stated). Ongoing class billed monthly; start date from "Registration opens August 3, session begins September 8, 2026" at https://www.minotgymnastics.com/page/about/class-schedule (Tumbling is a listed school-year session program). No clock times published in HTML.
"Class length: 40 minutes"; "Prerequisite: None". Ongoing class billed monthly; start date from "Registration opens August 3, session begins September 8, 2026" at https://www.minotgymnastics.com/page/about/class-schedule. No clock times published in HTML.
"Class length: 55 minutes"; "Prerequisite: None". Ongoing class billed monthly; start date from "Registration opens August 3, session begins September 8, 2026" at https://www.minotgymnastics.com/page/about/class-schedule. No clock times published in HTML.
"Class length: 40 minutes Prerequisite: 2 years of age"; class is done "alongside their parent or caregiver". Ongoing class billed monthly; start date from "Registration opens August 3, session begins September 8, 2026" at https://www.minotgymnastics.com/page/about/class-schedule. No clock times published in HTML.
"Class length: 55 minutes"; "Prerequisite: Invite Only". Ongoing class billed monthly; start date from the 2026-2027 school year schedule note "Registration opens August 3, session begins September 8, 2026" at https://www.minotgymnastics.com/page/about/class-schedule (Ninja is one of the listed school-year session programs). No clock times published in HTML — weekly class times appear only in a schedule image.
"Preschool classes are designed for 3-4 year olds ready to follow a coach on their own"; "Class length : 40 minutes"; "Prerequisite : Age 3 and potty trained upon enrollment". Ongoing class billed monthly; start date from "Registration opens August 3, session begins September 8, 2026" at https://www.minotgymnastics.com/page/about/class-schedule (Pre-K + Kindermagic is a listed school-year session program). No clock times published in HTML.
"Class length: 45 minutes"; "Prerequisite: Age 5 or in Kindergarten" (no upper age stated). Ongoing class billed monthly; start date from "Registration opens August 3, session begins September 8, 2026" at https://www.minotgymnastics.com/page/about/class-schedule. No clock times published in HTML.
"designed for little ones who are walking up to age 3-and their grown-ups"; "Class length: 40 minutes"; "Prerequisite: Walking" (no minimum age stated, only walking). Ongoing class billed monthly; start date from "Registration opens August 3, session begins September 8, 2026" at https://www.minotgymnastics.com/page/about/class-schedule. No clock times published in HTML.
Recreational Gymnastics program. "Class length: 90 minutes"; "Prerequisite: Mastery of Intermediate skills or evaluation by a Gymagic staff member" — no ages stated. Ongoing class billed monthly; start date from "Registration opens August 3, session begins September 8, 2026" at https://www.minotgymnastics.com/page/about/class-schedule (Recreational is a listed school-year session program). No clock times published in HTML.
Recreational Gymnastics program. "perfect starting point for athletes ages 6+"; "Class length: 55 minutes"; "Prerequisite: Must be 6 years or older" (no upper age stated). Ongoing class billed monthly; start date from "Registration opens August 3, session begins September 8, 2026" at https://www.minotgymnastics.com/page/about/class-schedule. No clock times published in HTML.
Recreational Gymnastics program. "Class length: 75 minutes"; "Prerequisite: Mastery of Beginner skills or evaluation by a Gymagic staff member" — no ages stated. Ongoing class billed monthly; start date from "Registration opens August 3, session begins September 8, 2026" at https://www.minotgymnastics.com/page/about/class-schedule. No clock times published in HTML.
"Class Length: 120 minutes"; "Prerequisite: Ages 5-15". No dates published; this program is not among the school-year session programs listed on the class schedule page, so no start date is recorded. No clock times published.
The practical details
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 Gymagic Gymnastics directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Macey BlakeI was a member of this gyms comp team for a few years and do not recommend it at all. Gymagic will comment and say they do not "condone or appreciate reviews from minors" (unless it's a positive one of course then they love it) , but I feel that as an athlete, my experience and opinions matters the most regardless of my age. The coaches unfortunately do not have the ability to coach higher level athletes. Once you get up there, they treat you badly, blame every small problem on you so that they can build a case against you for when they kick you out. They have kicked out 10+ higher level gymnasts just over the last few years and everytime say the girl had a bad attitude and that's why they kicked them out. They talk very badly about their athletes and families, its very sad. I did not feel safe there. I also didn't feel like I was learning gymnastics to my full potential. I felt like a problem to them and it was awful. They break apart relationships there and make the sport miserable for us. I recently moved to another gym and am finally loving the sport again. Not only that but I have gained several skills in the short time I've been there. It's a different world and I am so glad I finally got out of there. They will likely comment on this post and say these claims are false and that people have reached out to them with concern, but I can assure you they are not and no one has reached out to them. They just have to dissuade the public from believing the truth. Several families will give you the same story. Gymagic is pretty much the laughing stock of USAG ND, and currently are being investigated by USAG bc of all the complaints from families about their behavior and ethics. It makes me a little bit sad to write this because there was a time I really looked up to the coaches and staff there. But the truth has to be known.
★Sarah BlakePlease do not send your kiddos to this facility. My daughter was on their competitive team for a few years and we learned the hard way. The coaching staff does not possess the knowledge or skill to coach above a level 6 gymnast, so once they get up that high, Gymagic will sabotage your family and kick your gymnast out (just ask the SEVERAL gymnasts and their families who have been kicked out over the last three years and now all attend the other gym in town, which only exists because people needed another option besides Gymagic, it being so corrupt). After they kick you out, they will spread lies about you and your family and your gymnast, so others will think them justified in their decision. The head coach and director also stole my daughters phone on one occasion and went through her text messages to me. They did this to her teammate as well. They bully and intimate parents and families and it's just not right. I unfortunately have heard them talk terribly about their gymnasts, their gym families, and even some of their staff, and they've even done this in front of the athletes on occasion. Sadly, it's a very toxic environment and not at all what kids sports should be like. I do highly recommend the other gym in town after having my daughter there for a few months now.
★★★★★Tanoa WilliamsSo happy we came here. The staff is awesome, very welcoming and patient and they work well with both of my daughters.
★★★★★Key-Spouse MentorI love Gymagic and had a wonderful experience for my daughter over the two years we were there! She had fun and grew a lot and was able to move up to the Beginners class as her coach saw her skill level was advancing. The staff and coaches were amazing and always welcoming and assisted with any questions or changes I needed. Right before we left the area, we enrolled our youngest son and he enjoyed his preschool class. I highly recommend this gym if you’re looking for a great atmosphere where your gymnast can grow and become a part of a family!
★★★★★Alexandra SierraMy family loooved the coaches, consistency and communication! It was so fun to watch our daughter engage and improve her skills. We did the parent tot class and had a great time!