Wonder Wigglers will get babies moving toward key developmental milestones for ages 6–12 months. This stage focuses on early movement foundations during a time when babies are happiest exploring on the floor.

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Through guided, playful floor-based activities, your baby will work on reaching, rolling, pushing through hands and feet, weight-bearing, and preparing for crawling and standing. These early gross motor skills build strength, coordination, and body awareness before walking begins.

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With caregiver support woven throughout, this class nurtures confidence through connection and playful discovery, creating a strong foundation for future movement milestones.

Little Movers 1 supports toddlers as they move toward early walking and balance milestones for ages 13–18 months. This stage is designed to help new movers feel steady, capable, and curious.

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Using playful, structured movement experiences, your child will practice walking with control, climbing, stopping and starting, carrying objects, and maintaining balance. These gross motor milestones help toddlers understand how their bodies move in space.

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Caregivers actively participate and learn how to support movement through play at home. This stage prepares your child for early running, jumping, and more independent exploration.

Little Movers 2 helps toddlers move toward more coordinated, intentional movement milestones for ages 19–24 months. This stage builds on early walking as strength and confidence continue to grow.

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Through fun, guided play, your child will practice early running patterns, gentle jumping, rolling, kicking, and introductory ball play while developing balance and body control. These gross motor skills support smoother, more confident movement.

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Caregivers remain involved as partners in play. This cohort prepares your child for more dynamic movement and growing independence in the next stage.

Little Movers 3 supports two-year-olds as they move toward more complex gross motor milestones. This stage focuses on combining strength, balance, and coordination with growing independence.

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Using playful progressions and movement challenges, your child will work on running, jumping, climbing, kicking, and rolling while developing spatial awareness and control. Skills are introduced through repetition and exploration so movement begins to feel natural.

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Caregivers stay nearby while children practice more independently. This cohort bridges toddler movement into preschool-ready skills and prepares your child for more structured group play.

Little Shakers helps preschoolers move toward foundational movement milestones for age 3. This stage is designed for children ready to build confidence through purposeful play.

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Through fun, structured activities, your child will develop running, jumping, hopping, throwing, and kicking skills while improving balance, coordination, and body awareness. These gross motor milestones support smoother, safer movement.

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Play remains central, with coaches guiding children to try, repeat, and succeed. This stage prepares your child for more advanced movement patterns and increased group participation.

Hop Squad supports children as they move toward refined gross motor milestones for ages 4–5. This stage channels big energy into confident, capable movement.

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Using fun, structured progressions, your child will develop essential gross motor skills including running, jumping, hopping, skipping, throwing, catching, and kicking. Coaches emphasize strong foundations, balance, and safe movement patterns through play-based challenges.

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Families often notice improved coordination and confidence in playground play and early sports. Hop Squad builds physical literacy and prepares your child for active participation at school and beyond.

Explorers helps children move toward stronger, more consistent movement milestones for ages 6–7. This stage focuses on refining skills while building confidence and body awareness.

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Through playful games and structured challenges, your child will work on running, jumping, hopping, skipping, agility, throwing, and catching with increasing control and coordination. Skills are reinforced through repetition and problem-solving.

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As movement becomes more reliable, confidence grows. This cohort prepares your child for higher physical demands in sports, school activities, and active play.

Hustle Heroes supports children as they move toward advanced gross motor milestones for ages 8–9. This stage emphasizes consistency, control, and confidence in movement.

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Using game-based progressions, your child will develop speed, agility, jumping mechanics, throwing, catching, striking, and coordinated movement sequences. Play remains purposeful, helping skills transfer into real-world activities.

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As movement becomes more efficient and controlled, confidence grows. This cohort prepares your child for sports participation and increasingly complex physical challenges.

Master Movers supports confident movers as they work toward advanced movement mastery for ages 9 and up. This stage focuses on refining technique, strength, and coordination.

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Through progressive challenges and skill-based games, your child will sharpen running mechanics, jumping and landing control, agility, throwing, catching, and striking. Gross motor skills are refined through intentional, engaging play.

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As consistency improves, confidence deepens. This cohort supports lifelong movement competence, sports readiness, and continued enjoyment of physical activity.