📍 Greenville, SC

What it is: Large gymnastics center offering classes from toddlers up through competitive team levels, plus tumbling, homeschool gyms, camps, creative movement, and birthday-party fun.

Highlights: Kids learn balance, strength & flexibility; coaches guide across levels; free trial options; fun holiday & weekend clinics.

Helpful Hint: Register early for popular levels; try a “Creative Movement” or beginner class first to see how your child likes gymnastics before committing long-term.

📍 Greenville, SC

What it is: Introductory gymnastics & movement classes focused especially on early childhood (starting from babies) through young children, building confidence and motor skills.

Highlights: Parent-child classes, skill-based progressions, play-based learning, small class sizes.

Helpful Hint: Perfect for younger kids who need gentle introduction; inquire about time slots just after nap/rest-times so energy is high.

📍 Simpsonville, SC

What it is: Gymnastics center with rec classes, competitive team options, camps, combo classes, and a focus on skill building plus performance.

Highlights: Affordable semester-based classes; structured progression; camps that boost skill fast in a fun way.

Helpful Hint: If interested in the competitive track, check what minimum skills are required; rec classes are great to test the waters first.

📍 Mauldin / Greenville area

What it is: Dance studio offering classes in ballet, jazz, tap, contemporary, and youth dance tracks / intensives.

Highlights: Strong arts foundation laid out; performance opportunities; classes for almost every age and interest level.

Helpful Hint: Check dress code and performance commitment (some classes expect recitals); early registration helps especially for upper-level classes.

📍 Greenville, SC
What it is: Dance school offering ballet, pointe, modern dance for children; performance opportunities like The Nutcracker; levels from pre-ballet up.
Highlights: Great instructors, beautiful facility, focus on both technique and expression.

Helpful Hint: Ballet levels often require auditions or placement — don’t hesitate to ask where your child should start based on experience (or lack thereof).