Bergen’s best hangouts! Here are the best places to run, jump, climb, tumble, bounce and, most importantly, break a sweat. Our picks for Gym Classes for kids in Bergen County, NJ.
Playmaker All Stars (335 Chestnut Street, Norwood, 201-815-6684)
Your young kiddo doesn’t need to join a select sports team just yet. So, let them try out all the sports and learn in a positive, safe (think: small class sizes) and fun environment at Playmaker All-Stars in Norwood NJ, which is so fun for kids it's developed an almost cult-like following over the years. While they’re uncovering their athletic genius, you can work out in the gym (at the same time!). It’s almost too good to be true, but it is true.
The Little Gym (28 Franklin Turnpike, Waldwick, 201-445-4444; 216 Old Tappan Rd., Old Tappan)
It’s no mystery why parents and toddlers keep coming back to the Little Gym year after year. The national chain offers structured classes which strongly encourage jumping, running, bending and rolling led by fun, nurturing instructors who know how to engage even the busiest of bees. With live at-home classes as well as small, in-person options, The Little Gym offers their typical parent/child gym class and gymnastics program for older kids, plus dance and sports classes too – all set in a modern, clean, state-of-the-art facility. And check out TLG's newest location at Bi State Plaza in Old Tappan, which opened on September 3.
It’s no mystery why parents and toddlers keep coming back to the Little Gym year after year. The national chain offers structured classes which strongly encourage jumping, running, bending and rolling led by fun, nurturing instructors who know how to engage even the busiest of bees. With live at-home classes as well as small, in-person options, The Little Gym offers their typical parent/child gym class and gymnastics program for older kids, plus dance and sports classes too – all set in a modern, clean, state-of-the-art facility. And check out TLG's newest location at Bi State Plaza in Old Tappan, which opened on September 3.
My Gym (522 Broad Street, Glen Rock, 201-444-4644)
My Gym’s curated program for little kids has been honed over time as one of the leaders in developmental playtime. This year, My Gym is offering outdoor classes and in-person options. With classes for the youngest of tots (like their Tiny Tykes Class for ages 3 months-12 months), and tons of offerings for kids up to 10 years, like their Ninja Training Class, they keep it fun and engaging at each age and stage, with age-appropriate equipment sanitized regularly for kids to explore and play on. The activities are structured around the specific age group to further improve gross motor skills and build self-confidence, all in a safe, clean environment. Instructors at the Glen Rock location have gotten rave reviews from local moms who say they’re “like family” and bring smiles to their kids’ faces.
My Gym’s curated program for little kids has been honed over time as one of the leaders in developmental playtime. This year, My Gym is offering outdoor classes and in-person options. With classes for the youngest of tots (like their Tiny Tykes Class for ages 3 months-12 months), and tons of offerings for kids up to 10 years, like their Ninja Training Class, they keep it fun and engaging at each age and stage, with age-appropriate equipment sanitized regularly for kids to explore and play on. The activities are structured around the specific age group to further improve gross motor skills and build self-confidence, all in a safe, clean environment. Instructors at the Glen Rock location have gotten rave reviews from local moms who say they’re “like family” and bring smiles to their kids’ faces.
The Superdome (34 Hopper Avenue, Waldwick, 201-444-7660; 21-05 Merlot Ave., Fair Lawn, 201-796-8000)
With over 79,000 square feet of indoor playing fields, a three lane running track and climate control housed within a 67-foot dome in their Waldwick location, plus a second state-of-the-art facility in Fair Lawn, The Superdome was built to offer the kind of top notch sports programs and activities young athletes can enjoy year-round. You will find innovative programs such as Lacrosse, Soccer, Football, Baseball, and more, all led by experienced, dedicated instructors, making this the perfect place for your player to break a sweat. Have a little superstar that loves sports? Kids ages 3-6 can participate in the Dome’s “Rising Stars Program” for multi-sport or sport-specific (soccer, football) training for basic skill building and fun.
With over 79,000 square feet of indoor playing fields, a three lane running track and climate control housed within a 67-foot dome in their Waldwick location, plus a second state-of-the-art facility in Fair Lawn, The Superdome was built to offer the kind of top notch sports programs and activities young athletes can enjoy year-round. You will find innovative programs such as Lacrosse, Soccer, Football, Baseball, and more, all led by experienced, dedicated instructors, making this the perfect place for your player to break a sweat. Have a little superstar that loves sports? Kids ages 3-6 can participate in the Dome’s “Rising Stars Program” for multi-sport or sport-specific (soccer, football) training for basic skill building and fun.
Northern Valley Sports Academy (100 Oakland Ave., Closter, 201-750-3275)
This 17,000 square foot indoor facility offers instruction from top professional college, high school and club coaches. NVSA offers training clinics in Soccer, Basketball, Baseball/Softball and Lacrosse to boys and girls in kindergarten through high school. Group fitness training is also offered which focuses on speed training, flexibility, strength development and injury prevention so your athlete can stay strong all year long.
This 17,000 square foot indoor facility offers instruction from top professional college, high school and club coaches. NVSA offers training clinics in Soccer, Basketball, Baseball/Softball and Lacrosse to boys and girls in kindergarten through high school. Group fitness training is also offered which focuses on speed training, flexibility, strength development and injury prevention so your athlete can stay strong all year long.
