Best Online Gymnastics Classes

Kazio Acrobatic Gymnastics & Fitness has pre-recorded classes, which are themed and updated weekly, as well as live online classes where students practice and get feedback from coaches. The weekly fee includes unlimited classes, so the entire family can participate.

You’ll need a clear space of approximately 6 feet by 6 feet and a few common household items like a towel or broom. For a sneak peek, it offers free, pre-recorded YouTube classes for the following levels: 

• Parent and Me class for toddlers ages 1 1/2 to 3
• Junior class for ages 3 to 5 
• Beginner class for ages 6 to 12: no experience required
• Intermediate class for ages 6 to 12: some knowledge of gymnastics positions, rolls, and handstand kicks requested
• Advanced class for ages 9 and up: for experienced gymnasts that have trained for at least three years of classes

You can take a virtual class for free to see if you like it. No sign-up is required, and you can choose the level you want — toddler, junior, beginner, intermediate, or advanced. After the free trial class, Kazio classes will run you $16 per week. You can enroll in as many classes as you’d like at no extra charge.

DeVeau's School of Gymnastics is taught by different instructors, so students get exposure to a wide variety of teaching styles. And the best part? All classes are led by USAG-certified coaches with experience in children’s gymnastics.

The structure, features, and pricing of the recreational program for older kids are similar to the preschool program. Plus, the recreational classes increase in difficulty as students move through the curriculum. 

For $189 for the Unlimited Plan, you will enjoy access to a class library that is updated regularly and unlimited access to the class library for Tiny Tots and Advanced Explorers.

Slightly different than the other classes included in this roundup, this over two-hour-long MasterClass with Simone Biles takes gymnasts through 17 mini-lessons.

The class covers elements on the uneven bar, floor, balance beam, and vault, including basic and advanced techniques and overcoming fear. Biles also shares tips on learning new skills, competition, working with coaches, setting goals, and maturing as a gymnast.

MasterClass is an online education and subscription-based platform that offers classes on various topics, including gymnastics, dance, arts, entertainment, food, music, and more. You will need to pay for an All-Access Pass to access the Simone Biles MasterClass as well as the other classes featured by over 100 experts. The current fee is $180 annually or $15 per month.

This workout includes 10 of the best exercises you can practice at home that will help improve your gymnastics skills. Exercises include spider-man against the wall, sprints to help improve vault skills, splits, pull-ups, scales, jumps, leaps, turns, conditioning, and time at the end to practice a routine.

Don’t let the ages of the students demonstrating the skills make you think it is only for kids. These exercises are challenging and appropriate for all ages and skill levels. You can even make it a family-fun workout. On those days when you need a break from the screen, you can download a free printable that includes all of the exercises plus descriptions on how to perform each move.

Beyond the at-home exercise video, GymnasticsHQ also offers articles for gymnasts, short videos for individual moves (like how to do a handstand), and SkillTrakker—an online community of gymnasts working to improve their skills with daily challenges.

The 10 Exercises You Can Do At Home class is a free YouTube video available on the GymnasticsHQ website. Subscribe to their YouTube channel for more gymnastics skills and drills videos.

Taught by gymnastics coach Rebecca Carr, this seven-class series includes over two hours of video content.

Students will learn a variety of gymnastics body positions, including log rolls, forward rolls, tabletops, donkey kicks, scales, bridges, rock ’n’ rolls, cartwheels, lunges, headstands, and candlesticks.

Children should be able to follow along on their own, but parents can read a PDF that comes with each class to see if there is anything they should watch for or help with. You’ll need a towel and a room with a soft surface like carpet, or use mats on hardwood floors. 

The “I’m a Gymnast” program will cost you $59. This gives you access to all content and updates for life. If you are not happy with the program, you can contact "I'm a Gymnast," and the company will try to resolve the issue. If they can’t solve it, you will receive a refund within 30 days of signing up.

GymFit offers bodyweight strength training programs for all levels from beginner to advanced. You’ll do an online assessment to help determine the right placement and program. Once you join, you’ll have access to all of the GymFit workouts and training classes. The length of the classes varies. Since the focus is on bodyweight training, equipment is minimal. 

GymFit offers a free seven-day trial. If you like what you see, check out their subscription programs. A monthly plan will run you about $30. They offer significant savings with their annual plan. Instead of the $30 per month, the rate drops to about $15 per month or $180 billed annually.