IK Gymnastics is a Chicago gymnastics club founded in 2011 by Irina Kudina, a former Junior Soviet Union team member and world champion in sports acrobatics, operating more than 40,000 square feet of training space across two Bradley Place facilities. Its own programs page lists a camp that combines gymnastics training, trampoline, games and physical activity in a supervised setting, alongside year-round programs: IK Tots (20 months–3.5 years), IK Kids (3–5), girls' and boys' recreational, recreational trampoline (6+) and competitive artistic and trampoline teams.
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 IK Gymnastics (Main Facility) directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GooglePlease spare yourself from going to this gym. I am sure the programming is excellent. That said, we received a confusing and aggressive set of emails from them today. See the attached photos if you don’t believe the below. We received not about payment for classes, which I missed (and I admit to be scatterbrained) and this happened previously; so, I understand. They then sent an email saying that we needed to “pay or be banned”, and I emailed back that I was confused as we have never been to their gym (so, how could we be banned). And then they decided to note when we last visited their website (2 weeks ago). I asked for clarification again - saying if we pay we are but if we don’t we are banned or we were just banned. When my husband chimed in to ask if we could pay immediately, we received another baffling email.
My daughter has been doing gymnastics at IK for almost three years now. My other daughter did classes for about a year before deciding gymnastics wasn't here thing. My son did classes there in the younger room and then transitioned to the older class. We love this gym. Yes it is pricier than some other places. However, I feel like my children have always been taught in a safe, systematic way. They aren't doing skills that their bodies aren't ready for which I really appreciate. Everyone who works at IK is so nice and friendly. My daughter has been lucky to make friends in every class she's been in and is always excited to go to gymnastics. Overall we've had a great experience and it has helped my children to be strong athletes in other sports too.
If your kid has ADHD, good luck not getting kicked out. Their young instructors are not equipped to handle these kids and will be sending them to time out every lesson you pay good money for.
I enrolled my daughter here for a few schedules/sessions and it was an experience. The staff here is very supportive and friendly but it’s the nature/pettiness of some of the parents. We spread out to watch our kids through the glass (outside) and no matter where I stood I always found a mom who wanted to stand right in front of me! And some of the little girls in my daughter’s class didn’t hesitate to whisper and point among each other when it was time for her to go up in front. Diversity is important but not at the expense of my child’s happiness.
My daughter very much enjoys training at IK. The staff are very friendly, the coaches are solid, and the facility is nice / comfortable for the parents watching their kids practice. The head coaches have a healthy mentality towards the kids, focusing on the long-term progression and engagement of the child first rather than just winning medals. Overall very happy with our experience there.






