We are sad to say so long to Summer, but are looking forward to seeing you all in the Fall Session! Our Summer Camp was packed full of kids and fantastic field trips! We went to some of our favorites, such as Bounce U, Rockin' Jump, The Cliffs, Bowling, and, for the first time ever, Westchester Circus Arts! We had a blast and can't wait to go back for more next summer, and maybe find some new adventures too!
See you soon!
Jason Hebert
Director
Coming Up
Looking ahead, we will be offering some new activities at World Cup!
On Friday Nights we will be offering "Cross Fitness Fun" where Coach Eddie will be training boys and girls ages 12+ and focusing on improving strength and speed!
Additionally, on Sundays, we will be starting a new class, World Cup Ninja Warrior! And of course we will be continuing Kids Day Out and Kids Night Out, so stay tuned for dates and rates! Call 914-238-4967 to find out more and/or register!
We hope that you all had a blast watching the Rio Olympic Games, we know we certainly did!
We are extremely proud of the Men's Gymnasts who medalled (Bronze for Alex Naddour on Pommel Horse, Silvers for Dannell Leyva on Rings and Parallel Bars), and couldn't be more thrilled with the impact the US Women had on the entire world! The Final Five were truly awe inspiring, dominant, and incredibly charismatic! These young ladies truly represented the United States with class and sass!
Our other non-gymnastics highlights included watching Michael Phelps cap off his tremendous career, watching Usain Bolt blow the Track and Field competition away with his incredible speed, and watching the young female swimmers Katie Ledecky and Simone Manuel make their mark this Olympics.
Our Very Own Jason Hebert Featured in the Journal News
Orozcos are few but Hebert works to develop the next one.
Jason Hebert has watched the Olympics. Watched as Simone Biles has seemed to, in his words, "defy the law of physics."
Coach Jason Hebert works with John Jay Middle School student Henry Weigel, 12, of Katonah.
Photo: ByNancy Haggerty, Journal News.
The every-four-years sign-up rush will soon be on at gymnastics centers across the country, including at World Cup Gymnastics, where Hebert has worked for 21 years. "The Olympic wave," he calls it. But the odds of developing someone like Biles are miles long. Just as they were for Hebert developing John Orozco.
Our other non-gymnastics highlights included watching Michael Phelps cap off his tremendous career, watching Usain Bolt blow the Track and Field competition away with his incredible speed, and watching the young female swimmers Katie Ledecky and Simone Manuel make their mark this Olympics.
