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BK’s Gymnastics franchise introduces new programs, broadening appeal of the sport

BF BFA Editorial·1 Mar 2023·6 min read
BK’s Gymnastics franchise introduces new programs, broadening appeal of the sport

BK’s Gymnastics is rolling out new programs creating a clear pathway for gymnasts, strengthening the early years program and introducing new options for adults and seniors.

“For children under five, the programs establish stronger key skills for a future in gymnastics,” said BK’s gymnastics CEO Mark Rendell.

“A program for children with additional needs is also being introduced. Classes are one-on-one or smaller groups to suit all levels of mental and physical ability and allow for a parent/carer to participate. 

“We’re also introducing adult and seniors programs, to prove it’s never too late to start or revisit a childhood passion.”

The new programs are structured as follows:


  • Little Stars programs for 3 months to 5 years offering fun, gymnastics programs that teach skills little ones. 

  • Gym FUNdamentals programs for children 5 to 8 years old who want to have fun whilst developing gymnastics skills.

  • The Club Gym program is for children 9 to 13+ years. Focus on developing coordination, strength, flexibility and balance. 

  • The Ninja Stars program is for children 5 to 10+ years and combines elements of gymnastics, parkour, leaping and tricking. 

  • All Star Academy is for competitive artistic gymnastics training, providing a pathway through the National Levels Program. 

  • Super Stars is a program for children with additional needs. The classes are smaller and specialist coaches work closely with parents and carers.

  • Stronger Seniors is a low-impact movement class that incorporates the benefits of gymnastics into a movement program. 

  • High Flyer Adult classes are for students 16 and older with little or a lot of gymnastics experience. 

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