The Mission of Bull City Gymnastics is to create an atmosphere of energy and enthusiasm while using the sport of gymnastics to motivate and inspire our students to set and reach their goals. Bull City Gymnastics began as a Dance School in 1992, known as The Studio, School of Dance Arts. In 1998, the program expanded to include gymnastics and moved into a location on Shannon Road.
The spring of 2007 brought another milestone with the expansion of the gymnastics program to a facility on Bennett Memorial Road. In 2008, new management took over and The Studio, School of Dance Arts became Bull City Gymnastics.
The spring of 2007 brought another milestone with the expansion of the gymnastics program to a facility on Bennett Memorial Road. In 2008, new management took over and The Studio, School of Dance Arts became Bull City Gymnastics.
Services
Due to waiver and policy agreements required, registrations may not be made by phone. Only the first class of one child per family pays the full tuition rate. All additional classes and siblings with lesser tuition receive a 15% discount on tuition!. Tuition is due monthly we bill on the 25th of every month and is prorated based on your date of enrollment.
Please see below for more details on the changes to our camp policies and procedures. Camps will be offered for the following weeks:. Our 2021 summer camps will follow all guidelines set by NC's Department of Health. Campers' groups will be limited in size and cross-contact. Frequent hand washing and sanitizing will occur several times a day.
Reviews (6)
Derek Chadwell
Jul 17, 2021
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Scott Windham
Nov 27, 2019
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This review is about the competitive gymnastics team, not the classes.
Bottom line: Proceed with caution.
Our daughter did competitive gymnastics for seven years: two at Chapel Hill Gymnastics (which is owned by Bull City Gymnastics) followed by five at BCG. Her experience, and ours, can be divided into three categories.
THE GOOD
Our daughter developed resiliency, persistence in the face of failure, and a tremendous work ethic. She also learned how to take coaching and counsel.
The families at BCG are solid people, as are most of the gymnasts. Our daughter made good friends, and we were on
Bottom line: Proceed with caution.
Our daughter did competitive gymnastics for seven years: two at Chapel Hill Gymnastics (which is owned by Bull City Gymnastics) followed by five at BCG. Her experience, and ours, can be divided into three categories.
THE GOOD
Our daughter developed resiliency, persistence in the face of failure, and a tremendous work ethic. She also learned how to take coaching and counsel.
The families at BCG are solid people, as are most of the gymnasts. Our daughter made good friends, and we were on
Crystal Lara
Nov 19, 2016
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My family has been coming to BCG for over 5 years and have never had a bad experience. The coaches are incredible, from the famous Mr. Damien teaching the best preschool gymnastics anywhere to the incredibly talented team coaches. I love the front desk staff as well who are never too busy to ask how your day is going and if there's anything they can do.
BCG is the best gym ever!
BCG is the best gym ever!
Shelby Reed
Nov 18, 2016
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My daughter has been training at Bull City Gymnastics for 10 years, and we have been very pleased in all aspects. Their competitive gymnastics teams are top-notch as are their coaches. Given the number of children who go in and out the doors there on a daily basis, I am extremely impressed by how well everything runs. And, even though I enjoy watching my daughter practice her skills, I still love to watch the little kids trying out new gymnastics moves with big smiles on their faces.
Danica Galvin
Oct 13, 2016
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Paula C.
Nov 04, 2013
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Our daughter has been in classes here from age 3-7. Nearly all the instructors are quite good, and seem to be well-matched with the ages of the students in their classes. The preschoolers mainly work on very fundamental physical skills (somersaults, balance) with a lot of care given to keep it "fun" (jumping into the foam block pit, musical games). As the kids move up in the classes, the instructors begin to emphasize good form as well as teaching specific skills, and sometimes a day's class can be a bit more "work" than some kids seem to enjoy. Our kid really does love it, though, and has asked
