AAAsports
Gymnastics, trampoline and cheerleading club with its own centre on Shakespeare Street, Southwick, running pre-school, recreational, disability and holiday sessions.
About AAAsports
AAAsports is a gymnastics, trampoline and cheerleading club based at its own centre on Shakespeare Street in Southwick, on the north side of the Wear. The club describes the centre as its main home and also runs classes at partner venues, schools and community settings in the wider area. It says it runs more than 120 classes a week with over 20 coaches.
The programme covers gymnastics, trampoline, double mini trampoline, tumbling and cheerleading, along with pre-school gymnastics, sessions for children with disabilities or additional support needs, and one-to-one coaching. In school holidays the club runs Holiday Fun Days for ages 4 to 15, open to members and non-members, with gymnastics, trampolining, games, crafts and visiting guests, from 8am drop-off until 4pm. Classes and holiday days are booked through the club's online portal, which lists current dates, availability and fees.
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