World Class Gymnastics runs summer gymnastics training camps at its Newport News gym, offered alongside its regular class schedule in half-day (morning or afternoon) and full-day formats. Camps are open-enrollment weekly sessions running from mid-June through late August; registration must be completed in advance, in person, and payment by cash or check is due at check-in on the first day. Snack and drink are provided and full-day campers bring their own lunch; a minimum of five students is needed for a session to run. The gym is a USA Gymnastics club teaching from age two through Olympic level and was named National Development Program of the Year in 2023.
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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 World Class Gymnastics directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★M RAmazing gym family to be part of, they have great competitive JO and Excel program, the coaches are knowledgeable and skilled, they work great with kids and this gym's program has been recognized nationwide as program of the year. 10 out of 10
★syedah fitchettThis placed have been such a disappointment. Overall very disorganized, including staff. There is no coach and athlete rapport. It’s a money burn. And lastly the parking is horrible. This is my 3 year in the gymnastics world I feel this last year has been a waist.
★★★★★Elizabeth ButlerIf you are wanting more from gymnastics, to see your child grow and be apart of a healthy team with coaches that truly care about each kid look no further. We have only been here for 4 months however they welcomed us in like family from the beginning. My child leaves each practice pumped up and happy everyday. Not to mention she says how much she is learning at this gym. She use to be nervous win she competed and now she looks forward to them to show us what she can do now. I highly recommend this gym for your child as it will take you far and teach the sport of gymnastics.
★Justin GreathouseExtremely disorganized staff, very large class sizes to instructor ratio, and the instructor told my daughter she was lying when she said she couldn't touch her toes because she's 10. She has a genetic condition that you wouldn't be able to tell she has just from looking at her. Her doctor suggested gymnastics to try and help her, but we won't be going here anymore.
★Caro NazaritIs awful, the instructor no pay attention at the kids is very disorganized From the first day we arrived, no one attended us or told us which group we were in. We had to wait 15 minutes after the class had started for them to accommodate her, being my new girl, they did not pay much attention to her or give her instructions, the second time it was the same They do not pay attention to the children, they focus on 1 or 2 children and the others start doing things without supervision, which can cause them an injury, like my daughter who hurt her hand and the instructor did not even notice, since she kept talking all the time. I spent it with just one girl and left the rest aside doing what they wanted so I saw another girl, a little older, about 7 years old, teaching another 5-year-old girl to do pirouettes while the teacher talked and lent us Attention, my daughter was hurt, she came out crying and didn't even notice the situation. I immediately proceeded to take my daughter and tell the manager, the only thing she told me was the first day, it's difficult, don't take your children there, it's not a good place.