
8 mo. to 2 years
Tiger Cubs
Parent-guided movement, balance, crawling, climbing, and early confidence in a safe jungle habitat.
Welcome to the Jungle
Instructional Program
Where age‑based progressions guide athletes from curious exploration to confident, controlled power.
At Panthera, our unique curriculum blends progressive gymnastics circuits with nonstop movement, intentional skill development, and age‑appropriate challenges. Every class is designed to keep kids active, learning, and having fun — not waiting in line.
Whether your child is a little crawler discovering their body for the first time or an older athlete looking to build strength, coordination, and cross‑sport athleticism, our program grows with them. Each habitat builds on the last, developing balance, power, spatial awareness, and confidence through purposeful play and structured progression.
This is where young athletes learn to move well, try hard, and love the process of getting stronger.
Select a program below to see our available times and skill levels. Note intermediate and advanced have longer class times than beginner.

8 mo. to 2 years
Parent-guided movement, balance, crawling, climbing, and early confidence in a safe jungle habitat.

3–4 years
Playful obstacle circuits that build coordination, listening skills, body awareness, and brave first jumps.

5–7 years
High-energy skill introduction — floor fundamentals, beginner cartwheel progressions, and a fierce first taste of gymnastics excellence.

8–10 years
Skill foundations across floor, beam, bars, and vault with an emphasis on strength and confidence.

11–13 years
Progressive training for growing athletes ready for refined technique, control, and new challenges.

14–17 years
Power, artistry, tumbling, and disciplined progressions for teens pursuing confident athletic expression.

18+
Adult open training for movement, strength, flexibility, and the thrill of returning to the floor.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Reach out below to set up an evaluation and we'll place your athlete in the perfect habitat.