Youth Programs

This fun approach to developmentally appropriate physical activity that promotes gross and fine motor skills in a play-based environment.

Children will explore and then be guided to discover new ways to move.

Most children have been practicing their own version of tumbling ever since they could crawl. So we help toddlers as young as 18 months learn motor skills and social skills in a safe, creative setting - with the help of parent participation. Older children up to 5 years can develop coordination and confidence through floor and balance beam gymnastics lessons. It's a fun, positive experience with lots of one-on-one guidance. Form fitting clothes are recommended.

Parent Participation Required

Sundays, 3:00 - 3:30 pm

Most children have been practicing their own version of tumbling ever since they could crawl. So we help toddlers as young as 18 months learn motor skills and social skills in a safe, creative setting - with the help of parent participation. Older children up to 5 years can develop coordination and confidence through floor and balance beam gymnastics lessons. It's a fun, positive experience with lots of one-on-one guidance. Form fitting clothes are recommended.

Elementary students can begin to learn more advanced skills on the floor as well as learn team work. We will mostly focus on beginner floor tumbling skills and routines, while touching on the basics of bars and balance beam. These students will learn body control and improve coordination.

All Star Dance is a learning experience for guys and gals to better understand how music and movement complement each other. With over 20 years of dance and theatre under her belt, Andrea Deschaine puts a new spin on choreography by thinking outside the box and straying from the normal dance routines.

All Star Dance is a learning experience for guys and gals to better understand how music and movement complement each other. With over 20 years of dance and theatre under her belt, Andrea Deschaine puts a new spin on choreography by thinking outside the box and straying from the normal dance routines.

RHRC is dying to see you at it's Spook-tacular Halloween event, with plenty of tricks and treats. Join us - if you dare. It's games, snacks and prizes for best costumes!

All students attending must abide by the USD 394 dress code and RHRC rules.

Parent chaperone volunteers welcome, please call RHRC if interested!