Southern Oregon Gymnastics Academy (SOGA) in Medford runs weekly summer gymnastics day camps where children learn gymnastics fundamentals and build skills through instruction, games, and obstacle courses. The academy offers recreational and competitive gymnastics, with summer camp weeks running across June and July.
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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 Southern Oregon Gymnastics Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★ChrisTook my son to a free trial. The place is disorganized with many overlapping runs. My son nearly got hit. Other parents may want to sit in on a session before enrolling.
★Amanda BlackSo I was really excited for Easter. Soga had an Easter event for 10 bucks a person with facepainting an stuff an I got excited thinking Oh it cost money it must be awesome cuz the free events in the valley are beyond amazing. Well it was extremely disappointing the teenagers that were doing the games were rude soooo freaking rude ans when I stuck up for my 6 year old daughter they teen gave me rude looks. An as for the facepainting, the woman gave her best. You could tell she got nominated to do the facepainting bit lol. It was clearly a like soga community event an im sure it was a blast for parents of kids that go there but I wish I didn't was my kids time or $50 I spent
★Nichole SandersTook my toddler for a free trial, I was looking for something recreational and fun. While there, the coaches yelled at the children practicing (not mine) and spoke negatively to the young girls. After asking around, it seems this is an old school way of coaching and considered toxic and inappropriate. I suppose if you are looking for strict and rigorous attempting-to-become-an-olympian style of training, maybe this can be the place for you? However, if you just looking for a fun experience for your children with no pressure, I would look somewhere else.
★Mariah NelsenVery unstructured. My daughter ended up getting injured because the coach wasn't spotting the kids. One of the coaches teaching the toddlers was sitting the entire time getting annoyed when she had to show the young children how to do something. She was also mostly on her smart watch the entire time. It seemed like all of the employees were teenagers that didn't enjoy their jobs. No one had any enthusiasm. We took my daughter to ABK and the entire environment was much better with 4 coaches ** Spotting all the kids. My daughter moved up immediately to the next level at ABK and SOGA didn't even recognize that she needed to be moved up.
★★★★Charmion HeggWas really a nice place with well coordinated teachers. Everything was clean not SUPER clean but pretty gosh darn close! My son was with 3 other wonderful kids his age so not too many kids per class so they get plenty of one on there me time🙂