15 months – 5 years
Preschool Gymnastics
Movement, coordination, and confidence for the youngest gymnasts. Classes are structured around play — because at this age, play is the curriculum.
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Santa Clara, CA · Founded 2006
Build a Foundation. Pursue Excellence, Not Level.
Kids gymnastics for walkers through competitive WAG. A 61-skill biomechanical curriculum built around the body — not the level.
Preschool · Recreational · Developmental · Competitive
The T is not a letter. It's a model.
Six colors. Six principles. One body learning to move with intention.
Foundation before flight
Every skill in the curriculum is built on a biomechanical foundation. We do not rush to the skill — we build the body that can own it.
The line is the standard
We teach gymnasts to feel the line — the straight, hollow, extended position that is the foundation of every skill in the sport.
Coaching is a conversation
We keep groups small because coaching is not broadcasting. It is a back-and-forth between coach and gymnast, repeated until the body understands.
Excellence, not level
We do not chase levels. We build gymnasts who own their skills at every level they reach — and are ready for the next one when the body is ready.
The curriculum is the map
61 skills. Biomechanical descriptions. FIG codes. Coaching cues. A map from the first forward roll to the Yurchenko vault.
The T is a model of the body. The six colors are the six principles. The curriculum is the path.
Three segments. One body.
01
The Foundation
The lower body. The base. The part of the gymnast that connects to the floor and generates force.
02
The Hinge
The core. The transfer point. The part of the gymnast that connects the lower body to the upper body and controls the line.
03
The Expression
The upper body. The arms, the head, the finish. The part of the gymnast the judge sees last — and remembers.
Four motions.
Four forces.
Every skill in gymnastics is a negotiation with one of the four fundamental forces of the universe. The gymnast who understands the force understands the skill.
See the full curriculumGravity
The constant
Every skill begins with a negotiation with gravity.
Momentum
The accumulator
The gymnast stores energy and releases it at the right moment.
Rotation
The multiplier
Angular momentum is the engine of every somersault and twist.
Tension
The controller
Muscle tension is what separates a controlled skill from a fall.
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Programs
For every age. Every ability.
5 – 12 years
Recreational Gymnastics
The full Twisters curriculum. Skills, progressions, and the biomechanical foundation that makes every gymnast better — regardless of where they end up.
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By invitation
Competitive & Developmental Team
For gymnasts who are ready to put the line under pressure. USAG Xcel (Bronze–Diamond) and Developmental Levels 1–10. The same curriculum — subjected to greater forces.
Learn moreCompetitive Gymnastics
The line, under pressure.
Twisters fields competitive teams in Women's Artistic Gymnastics (WAG) through USA Gymnastics Xcel (Bronze–Diamond) and Developmental Levels 1–10. Our competitive program is not a separate track — it is the same curriculum, subjected to greater forces. Gymnasts who own the line at the recreational level are invited to put it under the demands of speed, height, rotation, and the judge's eye.
Developmental Team
For gymnasts building toward USAG Levels 3–5. The focus is the line — not the score. Gymnasts learn to perform under pressure before they compete.
Competitive Team
USAG Levels 4 and above. Gymnasts compete in regional and state meets, representing Twisters with the curriculum behind every skill.
The line is the standard.
Every skill in gymnastics has a line. A straight body. A hollow hold. An extended finish. The gymnast who owns the line owns the skill — at every level, under every condition.
We built the Twisters curriculum around that idea. 61 skills, mapped from the first forward roll to the Yurchenko vault. Each one described biomechanically. Each one coached the same way — foundation first, flight second.
Twisters
The gym
Emergent
The spark
GoDaddy
The platform
Perplexity
The science
ChatGPT
The logic
Grok
The edge
Founded
2006
Years serving South Bay
20+
Curriculum skills
61
Beyond the regular class
Camps. Kids Night Out. Birthday Parties.
Summer & Holiday Camps
Half Day and Full Day camps built around the Twisters curriculum. More time on the floor. More time becoming.
Ages 4–12
Half Day: $70/day · Full Day: $94/day
Mon–Fri, 9 AM–12 PM or 9 AM–2 PM
Kids Night Out
Drop the kids off, take the night. Last Saturday of every month. Three hours of open gym, games, and gymnastics.
Ages 4–12
$60 per child
Last Saturday · 4:30–7:30 PM
Twisters Birthday Parties
Have your next great party at Twisters Gymnastics
Birthday Parties
Their day. Our gym.
One hour and forty minutes. The whole floor. A group of kids who will talk about it for weeks. Birthday parties at Twisters are built around movement — because the best parties are the ones where nobody sits still.
Most popular$405
Up to 20 Kids
Up to 20 kids
1 hr 40 min
1 hr floor · 40 min party room
Larger groups$500
Up to 30 Kids
Up to 30 kids
1 hr 40 min
1 hr floor · 40 min party room
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Santa Clara, CA
We are in the heart of the South Bay, serving families from Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Cupertino, Mountain View, San Jose, Campbell, Los Gatos, and Saratoga.
Address
2800 Bowers Ave, Santa Clara, CA 95051Phone
(650) 933-8698Hours
Mon–Fri: 4:30–8:30 PM · Sat–Sun: 9 AM–1 PM
Serving families from
Santa ClaraSunnyvaleCupertinoMountain ViewSan JoseCampbellLos GatosSaratoga
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