Summer camp activity
Tumbling at Summer Camp in Santa Clara, CA
Rolls, cartwheels, handsprings and tumble track reps.
About this block
What tumbling looks like
Tumbling blocks put campers on the tumble track and spring floor with a coach the whole way. The bouncy surface gives kids extra air and softer landings, which is exactly what makes cartwheels, round-offs and back handsprings click faster than they would on a hard floor.
Why campers love it
- Tumble track reps with hands-on spotting
- Skill stations grouped by ability, not just age
- Foam pit landings for anything new or inverted
- Daily skill goals so campers see progress by Friday
Skills
What campers build here
- Forward and backward rolls with clean technique
- Cartwheels and round-offs
- Handstands and bridge work
- Back handspring shaping and connections
Reviews
What camp families say
4.4 · 36 Google reviews
We happily drive 30 minutes to Interstellar and it is absolutely worth it. The coaches give excellent attention to each child. Our kids have grown so much in just a few months.
The coach-to-student ratio is great, so kids get plenty of individual guidance. We love both the gym and ninja classes. Highly recommend.
My children come out of every class smiling and talking about what they learned. The coaches perfectly combine fun and serious physical training.
Questions
Tumbling FAQs
Is tumbling safe for a total beginner?
Yes. Beginners start with rolls, handstands and cartwheels on soft surfaces, and nothing inverted happens without a coach spotting.
Can advanced tumblers keep training at camp?
Absolutely. Experienced campers work connections and higher-level passes with coaches while beginners work fundamentals.
