Giving back to your community is important! We held a Giving Tuesday donation challenge with our team athletes and coaches. We encouraged our athletes to donate $1 to $5 to a cause they cared about and Gem City matched each dollar up to $5 for each athlete’s donation.
Zeke Cernea, head tumbling coach and co-owner, was elected onto the Executive Board of the United States Trampoline And Tumbling Association (USTA) Executive board. He will serve one of seven board members helping shape the bright future of USTA.
It can be intimidating figuring out all the ins and outs of a new activity, so I put this guide together to make it easier for those looking for information about joining Gem City Gymnastics & Tumbling, LLC. in Quincy.
You can now sign up for fall 2019 classes! Register early to ensure the best chance of getting your preferred class time.
Signing up is easy! Simply call (217)224-8491 or stop in our office to reserve your spot!
You can now register for Gem City’s 2019 summer classes, which start on June 6 and run to August 8. Call 217.224.8491 or drop in at the gym to get your spot reserved.
Gem City Gymnastics & Tumbling offers quality coaching centered on safety, quality instruction, and your child’s well-being. The choices in the tri-state area for preschool and school age children to begin their tumbling, gymnastics, and cheer careers is plentiful and choosing the right place for your child is key to their future success.
Gem City’s Parkour Program will be up and running starting February 3, 2019 with our certified Parkour instructor, David Boden-Shackleton as well as Dre Spradlin. David describes parkour as using obstacles as opportunity.
Spring session begins Wednesday, January 2! We have classes plus two new programs to add in 2019 along with our highly attended Adult Gymnastics and Preschool Playtime.
Founded in 2006, Gem City Gymnastics & Tumbling, LLC. has some amazing coaches with over 215 years of combined coaching experience in the sports of gymnastics, tumbling, and cheer. We’re proud of our varied histories and grateful for our eclectic energies.
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