Bismarck Gymnastics Academy

OVERVIEW

Bismarck Gymnastics Academy is located at 3200 North 10th Street in Bismarck, North Dakota’s state capital and second-largest city, providing a progressive gymnastics training program that enhances the strength, agility, flexibility, balance, coordination, and self-esteem of its participants. The North 10th Street facility serves the Bismarck community with recreational and competitive gymnastics, a High School Show Team, and birthday party programming — giving families throughout the capital city and surrounding Burleigh County communities a quality gymnastics option in the heart of central North Dakota. BGA holds USA Gymnastics membership and competes within the USAG upper Midwest region, with competitive athletes training alongside the recreational program in the North 10th Street facility.

The academy operates on a family membership model: a $45 annual family membership fee is required to attend any classes, with the fee renewing every 12 months for active members. The gym follows Bismarck Public Schools’ severe weather policy — if BPS cancels classes or evening activities, BGA cancels all practices and classes accordingly. Members of the Competitive, High School, or Show Teams follow a separate annual fee schedule available directly from coaches.

THE GYM

The Bismarck Gymnastics Academy facility at 3200 North 10th Street is equipped for recreational and competitive gymnastics at all levels, with apparatus for women’s events alongside floor and tumbling areas for the High School Show Team. Birthday parties with access to the gymnastics pit are available for booking throughout the year. Families new to the gym are encouraged to visit bismarckgymnastics.org for current class schedules and enrollment information, as the academy does not publish phone contact publicly.

PROGRAMS

Recreational Gymnastics

Bismarck Gymnastics Academy offers recreational gymnastics classes for children at various age levels and skill progressions, with a curriculum focused on building physical fundamentals alongside confidence and self-esteem in a safe and supportive environment.

Competitive Team and High School Show Team

The competitive team trains within the USAG program structure for regional competition. The High School Show Team performs at community events and competitions, providing a performance-oriented gymnastics pathway for older athletes alongside the Junior Olympic competitive track.

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