What Is Ninja Babies?
Ninja Babies is a parent-and-tot ninja training class where children from walking age through 3 years old build balance, agility, and strength alongside a parent. Training starts the moment your child can walk. It is the very first step in the Gold Medal Ninja curriculum, designed specifically for toddlers and the way they move, play, and learn.
Every class is led by high energy coaches who guide you and your child through dynamic obstacle courses built for little bodies. Your child will climb, balance, and hang on the bars to build early strength, and learn basic tumbling skills like rolling. They will even get the chance to crawl up our 7 foot warp wall.
You are in the class the entire time, right beside your child. That means every new skill, every wobble, and every breakthrough happens with you there to see it.
Is Ninja Babies Right for My Toddler?
If your child can walk, they are ready. There is no minimum skill level, no experience needed, and no evaluation required to enroll. Toddlers who climb everything, never stop moving, or seem fearless around furniture are exactly who this class was built for.
Safety is built into every part of the class. You are on the floor with your child the whole time, the equipment is designed for this age group, and our coaches are trained to work with toddlers and their attention spans. Short activities, constant movement, and plenty of encouragement keep even the busiest little ones engaged.
If your child is on the shy or cautious side, that is fine too. Having you right there in class helps hesitant toddlers warm up at their own pace, and coaches meet every child where they are.
What to Expect in Your First Class
You and your child will be greeted by your coach and jump right into a fun warm-up together. From there, the class moves through obstacle courses, time on the bars, and basic tumbling practice, with coaches guiding you on how to support your child through each activity. Classes are structured around short, engaging stations so toddlers stay interested from start to finish.
This is a parent-and-tot class, so you participate the entire time rather than watching from the sidelines. Expect to move, cheer, and probably laugh a lot.
Dress your child in comfortable clothes they can move in, with bare feet in the gym. You will want to wear something you can be active in too.
