Business Details
45 Years
experience
Trusted Gymnastics Training in Broomall Since 1981
Kehler's Gymnastics Centers was founded in 1981 with a mission to combine education and fun in gymnastics training for children. Over 40 years, we trained over 32,000 gymnasts across multiple locations, including Broomall, PA, where we became a community staple. Our programs, like Tumble Tykes for preschoolers and Survival Island's climbing challenges, emphasized small class sizes, certified instructors, and innovative facilities.We prioritized creating joyful experiences, hosting 30,000 birthday parties and summer camps while fostering generational connections through family participation. Our commitment extended beyond sports, supporting local charities and global initiatives like the Nigerian Water Project. Though we closed permanently in 2020, we remain proud of the lifelong skills and memories we helped create for countless families.
Services
Gymnastics Classes
Tumble Tykes Preschool Program
Kids Fun Factory Playground
Survival Island Climbing Course
Birthday Parties
Summer Day Camps
Details
- Year established: 1981
Highlights and features
- We trained over 32,000 gymnasts with small class sizes (4-6 children per instructor).
- Our certified instructors underwent specialized training clinics for advanced skill development.
- We pioneered unique programs like Tumble Tykes (ages 15 months+) and Survival Island climbing challenges.
- Our community involvement included supporting local schools, charities, and global water projects.
- We maintained a 40-year legacy of generational family participation in our programs.
What people say
Wonderful comments
Best in our area
Outstanding program
Joyful experiences
Services
Gymnastics Classes
We offered structured gymnastics classes for children aged 15 months to 18 years, focusing on Olympic events and progressive skill development. Our small class sizes ensured personalized attention, while certified instructors emphasized safety and technique. Programs catered to all levels, from beginners to advanced athletes.
Tumble Tykes
Tumble Tykes provided age-appropriate gymnastics instruction for toddlers and preschoolers using games and play-based activities. This program, trademarked nationally, helped young children develop motor skills, coordination, and confidence in a fun, supportive environment with parent participation options.
Survival Island
Survival Island featured 20-foot climbing walls, a foam pit, and an obstacle course designed for older children. The course incorporated unique elements like a crystal climbing wall and alligator pit, offering physical challenges that promoted problem-solving and teamwork in an adventurous setting.
Birthday Parties
We hosted themed birthday parties with access to gymnastics equipment, the Kids Fun Factory playground, and customized activities. Parties included instructor-led games and free playtime, accommodating groups of children with staff managing logistics for a stress-free celebration.
Summer Day Camps
Our summer camps combined gymnastics training with recreational activities in a structured environment. Campers participated in skill-building sessions, obstacle courses, and free play in the Kids Fun Factory, fostering physical development and social interaction during school breaks.
Questions
Why did Kehler's Gymnastics Center close?
We closed permanently in December 2020 after 40 years of operation, partly due to pandemic-related restrictions and the owners' decision to retire.
How were refund requests handled after closure?
Refund checks for unused credits were processed by January 12, 2021, following email instructions sent on December 12, 2020, to confirm payment details.
What made Kehler's programs unique?
We combined gymnastics training with fun elements like the Survival Island climbing course, Kids Fun Factory playground, and trademarked Tumble Tykes program for preschoolers.
Did Kehler's support community initiatives?
Yes, we donated to local schools, charities, and global projects like the Nigerian Water Project through partnerships with organizations such as Rotary International.
What age groups were served?
Programs catered to children aged 15 months to 18 years, including preschool gymnastics (Tumble Tykes), competitive training, and recreational summer camps.
