Infinity Gymnastics Club in El Paso runs a Fast Track summer camp open to beginners and experienced athletes, mixing gymnastics, cheer, dance, tumbling and other recreational activities, with snacks provided. Camps run Monday through Thursday across weeks in June and July, with a choice of full-day or half-day enrollment. The club trains athletes ages 4 and up.
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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 Infinity Gymnastics Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleExcellent professional coaches and staff. Gina and Sofia provide a comfortable and welcoming environment. Everyone is very professional, welcoming, understanding, nurturing, caring, respectful and provide your child with great skills to make them feel confident about themselves.
My daughter use to be at Gymnastics Elite and she wasn’t having much improvement despite being moved up levels. I also noted the coaches were very young and not putting much attention. So I found I found infinity gymnastics and my daughter has improved significantly! She also loves her coaches. I highly recommend it.
Our experience has been nothing but amazing, great trained coaches, and helpful front desk staff. We would pick this gym over and over. Our daughter had some of her best times here!
The owner Gina has been so helpful! The coaches are really talented and great leaders for the children. I am so grateful for their service and care they have had for my family💕
The owner stated has 23 years of experience and will not change. When we brought up concerns the owner stated that our children were undisciplined and knew what to do with minimal guidance. In the rules the gym makes you sign, it states that undicplinary action will not be tolerated and parents will be notified. We weren't ever notified, so either that was a lie or they choose when to follow the rules. The main concern is that the coaches don't have that experience, and the owner never showed up to a level 3 competition this year. During the level 3 state award ceremony, one of the lead coaches talked on the phone in the corner the entire time. They don't care for their gymnasts like coaches should. They just want the advertising.





