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SUMMER SESSIONS NOTICE
JUNE 7 - JULY 4th and JULY 5th - AUGUST 1st, 2010
The following applies to the summer sessions only:
Please be advised that everyone will be dropped from their current class by June 4th. There will be a new schedule for the summer starting June 7th. The summer schedule has two sessions that are four weeks long. Please make sure to pick a day and time for your child's class.
If you are taking a vacation, you have the option of doing a make-up or your account may be prorated. You must tell Leesa or Maria prior to your vacation if you wish to be prorated.
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Athletic Horizons offers 15,000 square feet of gymnastics fun. We have classes for ages ranging from 18 months to adulthood. All classes are staffed with caring and qualified instructors. Our owners and staff regularly attend local, regional and national seminars to stay updated on the latest training techniques and many are National Safety Certified.
The preschool room gives young children an area all their own to experience and enjoy gymnastics. All this and a small instructor to student ratio makes Athletic Horizons one of the best facilities in California.
How do I sign up my child?
To register for a class or get class information, please follow the instructions below.
1) Read information about the classes at the Class Schedule link. Select a class based on skills and schedule.
2) Download , print and complete both the gym's Policies Form and the Medical Release Form. Please bring these completed documents with you to your child's first class. Both forms are available in the Athletic Horizons office for those unable to download or print them.
3) Contact Us, or come in to enroll in a class. If possible have a copy of the Class Schedule with you when you call.
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NEWS
Athletic Horizons gymnasts Kasey Barnett and Julia Detweiler competed in the Region I Level 8 meet in Long Beach,CA. Barnett placed third on floor and 12th overall with three other event finishes in the top 18.
Detweiler's best event was 13th on vault, and she finished 25th overall.
Bailey Chang of Athletic Horizons placed eighth in the level 9 younger division high bar and eighth in the all-around to earn a spot on the select team at the USAG Region 1 championships in San Diego with the top gymnasts from five western states. Chang and Benton Miller qualified for the Junior Olympic National Championships in Tennessee.
In the older age division, Matthew Wagoner's best event was fifth on rings, with a ninth in the all-around. In the level 6 division, Jordan Foster placed eighth on pommel horse, and ninth in the all-around. Tommy Waananen placed seventh in two events. In the level 5 division, Jacob Martin placed fourth on vault and 10th in the all-around.
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