The camps include training on floor, balance beam and bars, as well as skills development. (photo courtesy of Beverly Hills Gymnastics Center)

Beverly Hills Gymnastics Center, founded by Junior Olympian Tanya Berenson, is offering gymnastics camps during upcoming school breaks including Fall Camp running through Oct. 2, and Thanksgiving Camp on Nov. 23, 24, 25 and 27. Camps hours are 9 a.m.–3 p.m.

Campers train on floor, balance beam and bars while developing cartwheels, handstands, bridges, tumbling, strength, flexibility, balance and coordination.

Beverly Hills Gymnastics Center is the city’s first USA Gymnastics-certified program, offering instruction and European-based training systems for gymnasts of varying ages and skill levels.

Berenson has worked with Olympic champion coaches, judges and international teams. Her experience includes consulting with USA Gymnastics and the USA National Team, serving as meet director for the first FIG rhythmic gymnastics meet in the United States, serving as head coach for the USA Maccabiah Team in Israel and working with the World Special Olympics.

With the 2028 Olympic Games coming to Los Angeles, Berenson plans to position BHGC at the forefront of the excitement surrounding gymnastics.

Beverly Hills Gymnastics Center is located at 9135 W. Olympic Blvd., in Beverly Hills. For information, call (310)204-1980, or visit beverlyhillsgymnastics.org.