Here's our new boys class...what do you think?

[JBS]

We started a new class at the gym: Extreme Sports Cross-Training.

We describe the class as: Extreme Cross Training is a non-traditional gymnastics course geared towards skateboarding, BMX, motocross, wakeboarding, snowboarding, extreme martial arts, hip-hop, and anything else that inverts. This class is designed to increase efficiency in basic aerial awareness, thus decreasing the chances of injury out on the real terrain.

Classes will utilize our trampolines, tumble track, air track, mini tramps, and overhead spotting rigs. This is a boys only class for ages 8-10 or 11 & up.

The logo is below. What do you guys think of the whole concept?

[gracefulone]

looks good.....it sounds like a fun class!

[JBS]

We just had a boy come in today asking about it....he is into martial arts. He watched for a while and loved. He signed up.

[gracefulone]

that's great. at our gym, we have a class w/2 parts, for girls. It's turn and tumble: ballet and gymnastics. it's really popular.

[just4fun]

Great concept! My son is skateboarding and would benefit from a place like that - it also would be a safe environment for him to learn! Good luck with the new class - you shouldn't have any problem filling those classes.

[JBS]

We have a couple of these extreme classes running now. They are not full yet, but we are starting to get a lot of questions and phone calls about them. Seems like this concept is really the way to go. All the boys that have to come to the gym to watch their sisters are starting to ask about it. I'd say over the next few months this thing will really take off.

[Geoffrey Taucer]

That's a brilliant idea!

In fact, I may bring this up with the management at my gym and see if I can start a similar class.

[9bob8]

i like it it is a good idea

[gym law mom]

Really like the graphic and the whole concept. Our gym is staying pretty much with traditional gymnastics. There is a gym in town that has a gorgeous new facility for T & T only(they don't offer any artistic gymnastics). That gym offers a few classes along the same line as yours.

[JBS]

Just an update for you guys.

I now have 2 full (8 boys) classes running. We could easily open 3 or 4 more of these classes, but I don't have enough teachers capable of running them.

The extreme class is pulling some boys from our traditional men's program, but not many. Overall, the class is pulling in a whole new market for the gym.