Hot Springs Gymnastics Offers a Variety of Classes

Savvi (r) joins other gymnasts with Coach Lindsay Buckley.

When Maggie Tamashiro and her husband Ryan moved to Hot Springs three years ago, she wanted to open a gymnastics facility where young people could come and challenge themselves, make friends, get stronger, and build confidence. And so, Hot Springs Gymnastics (HSG) was born. 

From babes to teenage years, the girls and boys who come to the gym get a full range of training and strength-building, from warm-ups, and basic stretching, to more advanced training on bars, beam, vault, and floor, the basic gymnastics events, as well as strong social skills and confidence building activities. 

Located at 112 Bluestone Court, the gym exceeds expectations – the coaches and helpers, as well as the caring parents of HSG, make it all work. In addition to classes for all age ranges and skill levels, their services include competitive gymnastics, birthday parties, open gyms, camps, and parent’s night out. They’ve also launched a parkour program and added a baby class for 6 months – walking ages. It is the kids, the parents, and the coaches that are the life and the spirit of what Tamashiro envisioned, and what these young athletes have come to expect as they warm up, get stronger, learn gymnastics skills, and make lots of friends along the way. For more information, visit www.hotspringsgym.com.

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