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Tiny Ninjas (3&4yo)

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Ninja & Tumbling Classes for Ages 3&4

Give your little ones a jumpstart into athletic activities!

NeoMotion's Tiny Ninja classes are for preschool aged boys and girls, 3 and 4 years old. This class is all about building fundamental movements in a fun way.

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Students will engage in various obstacle courses and drills to promote coordination and strength.

 

These activities especially emphasize running, climbing, jumping, landing, rolling, and many other types of movement.

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Student jumping on a trampoline at NeoMotion Ninja Class
3&4yo Class Times

3&4 Year Old Ninja Class Times

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To request a free trial class, make sure to select "Trial" instead of "Class." 


Note - All Tiny Classes are held in the Little Gym, which is accessible on the far side of the lobby.

Tiny ninja classes take place in the Little Gym and generally max out at 10 students.

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Benefits of Ninja and Tumbling Classes for 3 & 4 Year Olds

1. Improves Coordination: Tumbling and ninja classes involve activities like jumping, balancing, and rolling, which enhance gross motor skills and hand-eye coordination. At this age, developing these abilities is crucial for overall physical development and future activities like sports or dance.

Students doing bridges in tumbling class

​​2. Builds Strength: Through climbing, crawling, and holding body positions, children strengthen their muscles, particularly in the core, arms, and legs. Building strength at a young age helps with posture, stability, and resilience to physical challenges as they grow.

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3. Boosts Confidence: Accomplishing tasks like mastering a forward roll or navigating an obstacle course gives children a sense of achievement. These small successes build self-esteem and encourage them to take on new challenges, fostering a "can-do" attitude.

 

4. Encourages Social Skills: Classes provide opportunities for children to interact with peers in a fun and structured setting. They practice sharing equipment, taking turns, and encouraging each other, which helps them develop important interpersonal and teamwork skills.

 

5. Promotes Discipline: Following instructions, adhering to safety rules, and focusing on tasks help children learn discipline and self-control. These skills are foundational for succeeding in school and other structured environments.

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