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With Two Weeks Until Olympics Begin Bring Kids to USA Youth Fitness for Gymnastics Fun and Celebrations

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Arizona is sending gymnasts to the Olympic Games in Tokyo and everyone at USA Youth Fitness is beyond excited! Now is the perfect time to check out classes and camps as the fervor grows and all eyes will be on the Olympic gymnastics from the U.S. (and Arizona!)

 

With classes for all ages and for girls and boys, stop in USA Youth Fitness for a visit or check out website where you can see the variety of offerings including gymnastics, dance, cheer and tumbling.

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July 8, 2021
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Summer Camp is a Blast at USA Youth Fitness Center

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So many different activities and new friends at Summer Camp at USA Youth Fitness Center. Visit website for camp info. Camp offered through July 31. Full week, day, half day available.

July 8, 2020
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Pop Up at Children’s Museum of Phoenix: Lunar Landing is Coming

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3-2-1-Blast off 🚀💫! Join us for an out-of-this world adventure in Lunar Landing, our newest limited-time, pop-up experience at the Children’s Museum of Phoenix! You’ll enjoy exploring in this space-themed area filled with floating mylar balloons and unique art installations, perhaps while imagining that you are an astronaut 👨‍🚀 or that you are a space creature 👽 moving through outer space. Imaginary play in this unusual play space provides opportunities to develop language and communication skills, social skills, and requires cognitive thinking to roleplay in the pretend scenario. The sights and sounds in this immersive experience also provide plenty of opportunities for sensory development. Don’t miss out on Lunar Landing before it disappears into a black hole 🌌! ☄️Lunar Landing opens on March 21st and will run until April 26th! Museum members will get an exclusive preview during Members-Only Night on March 20th 🌟!

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February 26, 2020
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