The Y's 11,000 st. ft gymnastics center features advanced equipment - including a foam pit, Resi Mat Systems, competition floor, Tumbl Trak, and more. The center holds youth programming and is home to the Haverford Y gymnastics team.

Our gymnastics center has Sideline Scout, which is an instant video replay training system. We have cameras and TVs positioned at each gymnastics event so athletes can watch their skills after they take a turn and make adjustments to improve performance. This unique feature of our gymnastics center gives gymnasts the ability to replay their routines in slow motion and analyze each skill frame by frame to make detailed corrections.

Looking for gymnastics for your preschooler? We offer additional gymnastics programming for little gymnasts at the Haverford Y branch.

Gymnastics Center Programs

Haverford Y Gymnastics Team

Gymnastics Team

The Haverford, Phoenixville, and Willow Grove Y's have a competitive gymnastics team consisting of USAG levels for Levels 2 through 9 and the Xcel programs of Silver through Diamond. Competitive teams at these three branches are by invitation and compete in the Eastern PA YMCA league and may also participate in USA Gymnastics Invitational meets.

Gymnastics Level 1

Gymnastics Level 1

Participants will work on the basic introductory skills for gymnastics on the vault, bars, balance beam and floor-exercise events. Level 1 gymnastics class focus is to master all required skills to move up to Level 2.

Gymnastics Level 2

Gymnastics Level 2

Participants will continue to work on the basic to intermediate level skills on vault, bars, balance beam and floor-exercise. Level 2 gymnastics class focus to to master all required skills to move up to level 3. 

Gymnastics Level 3

Gymnastics Level 3

Participants will continue to advance in gymnastics, while continuing to review the basic and intermediate level skills. Level 3 gymnastics class focus is to master all required skills to move up to a pre competitive team level, Gymnastics Level 4 Pre-team - Invitation ONLY.

Tumbling Program

Tumbling Programs

Participants will work on the basics of acrobatics/tumbling skills. This class is designed to use floor matting and a few training tools for tumbling specific exercises.

Ninja Gymnastics

Ninja Gymnastics

A "ninja-type" gymnastics class combines elements of gymnastics, parkour, and obstacle course training, focusing on building strength, agility, and coordination through fun, dynamic activities like rolls, jumps, and obstacle course navigation.

Gymnastics Summer Camp

Gymnastics Summer Camp

Gymnastics Camp is a recreational, youth camp that is focused on beginner through advanced level gymnastics skills. Campers also enjoy a mix of games and crafts.

Adult Gymnastics

Adult Gymnastics

The "Y" Adult Gymnastics class is beginner friendly and open to all levels. It's a great way to build strength, improve flexibility, and learn new skills.

Gymnastics Center Leadership
Natalie Wojcik

Natalie Wojcik

Senior Gymnastics Director

Natalie brings over a decade of coaching and choreography experience to her role as Senior Gymnastics Director at the Haverford YMCA. She has coached gymnasts of all levels within the USAG system and served as a clinician at gymnastics camps across the country. Known for her passion, energy, and commitment to helping young athletes thrive, Natalie is dedicated to creating a positive, inclusive environment where every gymnast can reach their full potential.

Natalie attended the University of Michigan on a full gymnastics scholarship, where she triple majored in Psychology, Spanish, and Linguistics, and earned her Master of Social Work in Management and Leadership. As a student-athlete, she was a 5-time individual Big Ten champion, 3-time individual Regional champion, and both an individual and team NCAA champion. She achieved five perfect 10.0 scores during her college career and was awarded the prestigious AAI Award in 2022—regarded as the Heisman Trophy of women’s gymnastics.

 


Lucinda Eisenstein

Lucinda Eisenstein

Gymnastics Director

Lucinda began in the gymnastics program at the Main Line YMCA in Ardmore (later Haverford Y) at age 7, attending camp every year before joining the competitive team at age 12. While on the team, she had opportunities to volunteer with the Special Olympics, and began working as a gymnastics camp counselor and recreational gymnastics instructor at 14.

She graduated from high school as the team’s captain and went on to pursue club gymnastics at the University of Delaware, where she was also the team captain her junior year. Her Bachelor’s Degree is in Human Services with a clinical concentration in Early Childhood Development. During college, she continued to work with the Y’s gymnastics program, serving as a competitive team coach and gymnastics camp counselor. 

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