Gymnastics
Adaptive Athlete
2028 W. 11th St., Upland, CA
(909) 931-2764
https://theadaptiveathlete.com
Specialized adaptive classes. Gymnastics for ages 3-8, Pre-teen Fitness for ages 8-13. Group Fitness for teens and adults. Basketball for teens and adults. Volleyball for teens and adults. Independent Living Skills for adults.
Believe Athletics
1096 5th St. #201 & 202, Calimesa, CA
(909) 795-0499
https://believeathleticsgym.com/
Recreational gymnastics. Special needs movement & sensory class. Every Tuesday, 3:30pm-3:45pm; ages 6 years and older.
Charlot Gym
1102 S. State Street, Suites 5-8, San Jacinto, CA
(951)487-1200
https://www.charlotgym.com/
Inclusive and private classes available for those with special needs.
Desert Recreation District – Adaptive/Therapeutic Sports & Recreation
45-305 Oasis Street, Indio, CA
(760) 347-3484
https://www.myrecreationdistrict.com/adaptivetherapeutic-sports-recreation
Adaptive Gymnastics classes. For children 4-13 years old who have a diagnosed disability. Classes focus on proprioceptive, vestibular, and deep pressure inputs to engage all participants in the structured setting. Our adaptive coaches will work with the individual needs of the small group in the program. This class takes place at Bermuda Dunes Community Center in a different location from the District Gymnastics program.
GForce Gymnastics, Parkour and More
39530 Murrieta Hot Springs Rd., Suite 200, Murrieta, CA
(951) 329-9972
https://www.gforcegyms.com/adaptive-gymnastics/
Our VIP class offers a safe place for kids to explore, move, and grow. Beyond physical fitness, adaptive gymnastics helps to foster inclusion and a sense of achievement. In this encouraging environment, kids learn to navigate challenges and celebrate their unique strengths.
US Too Gymnastics
25 Spectrum Pointe Dr., Lake Forest, CA
(949) 716-1970
https://www.ustoogymnastics.org/specialneeds
Special Needs classes are designed around individual abilities. During class, kids learn to wait for their turn, improve their social skills, and explore stations that include BARS, TRAMPOLINE, and BALANCE BEAM. Students will also start to learn basic gymnastics skills such as ROLLS, BALANCE, and HANDSTANDS.
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