Team
Our developmental team requires hours of hard work and sacrifice from your gymnast. But that place on the podium makes it worthwhile.
Recreation
Focusing on each gymnast as an individual, we have skill / progress charts for each student!
Parties
With a wide range of activities including arts and crafts, imaginative play and physical activities, our staff will engage with your children.
Our Classes
Our summer classes will tentatively run from June 4th – August 17th. All students must pay an annual enrollment fee of $25.00. We give discounts for sibling enrollment. ALL CLASSES AND SCHEDULING SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
Meet Our Staff
Our coaches are here to help your child succeed.
Gym Facilities
Nicole’s Gymnastics Academy is located at 415 North 3rd Street, Enid, Oklahoma.
The building is 5,500 square feet in size, and the entire gym is an open arrangement, with a full-size competition floor, along with ropes and a tumble trampoline.
The practice area houses regulation-size bars, beam, and vault setups. In addition to the competition equipment, we house lots of “Just For Kids” recreational gymnastics equipment.
Uneven or asymmetric bars
“Bars” is an apparatus used in women’s artistic gymnastics. The apparatus consists of a steel frame with generally wood-coated fiberglass bars. The bars are adjustable to fit gymnasts of varying sizes and skill levels.
Balance beam
The balance beam, or “beam” for short, is an apparatus used in women’s artistic gymnastics. The beam is generally raised about 4 feet from the floor, and covered in a leather-like material. The measurements of a competitive grade balance beam are roughly 16 feet long by 4 inches wide.
Floor exercise
The “floor” is an apparatus used in both women’s and men’s artistic gymnastics. The floor is a designated area, with a performance area of roughly 39 feet by 39 feet. Most competitive floors are spring floors, consisting of a combination of springs, foam, and plywood for added bounce.
Vault
The vault is an apparatus used in both women’s and men’s artistic gymnastics. For women, it is roughly 4 feet tall. To perform a vault, the gymnast runs toward a springboard placed in front of the vault, does any number of tricks propelling him/herself over the apparatus, and lands on a mat on the other side.
Nicole’s Gymnastics Academy News
Fall Schedule Now Available!
Summer Registration Now Open
NO CLASSES for Thanksgiving break!
Fall 2019 Schedule Now Available
Happy New Year!
The NGA Way!
Red, White, and Blue!
Interview With Our Level Sixes
THANK YOU for Voting Us Enid’s Best!
