Recreational events at United Sports Academy can be a blast! Whether it be a birthday party, field trip, open gym, or tumbling clinic, your child is sure to have a great time!
(Ages 5+)
Hey all you aspiring gymnasts, cheerleaders, dancers, athletes, adrenaline chasers, tumblers, and fun-seekers! Do you want to improve on a specific gymnastics skill but just don’t have the time or resources to do so? Invite your friends and join us for 2 hours of fun at United Sports Academy while working on whatever you’d like! You control the pace and the skills of what you want to work on while our USA staff monitors! Open to the public, no need to be a member to come! Cash or checks only. No credit cards are accepted for open gym.
PLEASE NOTE: If you are a NEW student waiver form must be signed by a parent/guardian prior to entering the gym along with your payment. Payments are taken when you arrive and sign in.
PRO TIP: Save time – Parents can create an account online, add the student and agree to our policy and waiver prior to Open Gym. No class registrations or prior sign-ups required! See you there!
Questions – Please call (570) 963-5477 for Dunmore Open Gym or (570) 354-2775 for Scranton Open Gym!
(Ages 5 & under)
You and your child can play, tumble, learn, and grow together while keeping it silly and fun in our tot-friendly gymnastics facility.
Come with your little bundle of energy and experience a full hour of carefree play! With a morning and evening time to fit your busy schedule there is something for everyone!
Only $8 per class! No commitments, no contracts, no problems! USA members get 1 FREE open gym every month in their memberships!
Birthday parties at United Sports Academy are a breeze. Your party will be loaded with games, music, and most of all FUN! We supply all the balloons, decorations, paper products and the activities. Plus, you don’t have to do any set-up or clean up! Just bring the food and drinks you want to serve and we will take care of the rest! Choose from a Jr Jump Party, Gymnastics, or Ninja party! Great for boys or girls! Birthday children receive a customized USA Birthday T-shirt and all their guests receive a FREE open gym pass to use at any USA facility!
Click the register tab and choose the class schedule of which gym you would like to host your party! From there you can build your own party package!
Looking for an exciting and different field trip? Look no further!
Raise money for your club, school or organization with an Open Gym FUNraiser at USA! Preschool students can enjoy 1 hour of FUN in our gym for only $10 a child and $5 goes back to you! School aged kids 7 and up get 2 hours of FUN for only $15 a child and your club, school or organization gets $10 per child back to you! These FUNraisers are open to your group only and held in our Scranton ninja and tumbling headquarters!
Every year, United Sports Academy hosts a gymnastics competition in honor of a former gymnast, Janet Rothenberg. Click here to read the article on the Times-Tribune website, and join us for this amazing event!
Tayler Osterhout, a Level 10 gymnast from United Sports Academy, recently committed to The University of Maryland on a gymnastics athletic scholarship! Click here to read the full article by WNEP news, and Click here to read the article by Maryland Gymnastics.
A United Sports Academy family has opened up their home to two young sisters from the Bahamas who lost their home in Hurrican Dorian. Click here to read the article on The Times-Tribune website.
United Sports Academy’s owner, Dima Raynova, was recently featured in Happenings Magazine for being named an Influential Woman in NEPA, and for being an inspiration to young gymnasts. Click here to read the full article on page 58 of their March 2019 issue!
The owner of United Sports Academy, Dima Raynova, was recently featured in The Good Times for her impact on local gymnasts and experience as both a gymnast and coach. Click here to read the full article.
United Sports Academy has three high school seniors in their Junior Olympic program who received athletic scholarships to Division I schools. Click here to read the article on The Times-Tribune website.
