BearyFun Gym @ Choa Chu Kang

BearyFun Gym Choa Chu Kang is the 4th & latest in the family standing at 2520 sq ft, making us the 2nd biggest branch to date. The ample space that we have for our air floor allows for movements such as cartwheel, handstand & rotation to be safely executed. In addition, children can also look forward to building up their upper body strength, coordination & confidence with the variation of bars we have.

We are located in Choa Chu Kang Sports Complex which can be easily accessible by bus from the neighbouring MRT stations.

For more information, Please do contact us here.

Benefits

Physical

Psychomotor & body coordination development
Increase in muscular strength,
endurance, flexibility & agility
Knowledge of break falling techniques
Gain pre-requisite skills
for other sports

Cognitive

Provides opportunities for kids to be creative
Stimulate their imaginations
Boost self-management
in a safe environment
Increase mental focus and concentration

Social

Develop friendships in gymnastics classes
Gain confidence in their own abilities
Equip them with skills to handle
physical & emotional challenges in life
Opportunity to communicate with peers, work within a team
and engage with adults.

Choa Chu Kang Branch Programmes

Bearytots
(1.5yrs)

With integration of music and gymnastic movements, stimulating various senses of the little ones with different experiences, it bolsters to spark their interest and fulfill their inquisitiveness.

Jolly
(3 years old)

Fun-filled activities in a structured environment where it encourages independence in children’s learning. Socialization activities to teach children to listen and follow instructions.

Bubbly
(4 years old)

Energetic and fun activities like fitness circuits to ensure continual movement and encourage risk taking.

Lively
(5 years old)

Tumbling skills and locomotor movements are taught to build strength, agility, coordination and confidence.

Flexi K2
(6 years old)

Focused on learning technical gymnastic skills, to further challenge the children physically and mentally.

Fitness Teen
(7-12 years old)

This one-and- half hour weekly programme incorporates more conditioning and strength activities to prepare for more physically demanding skills. More challenging gymnastics skills are introduced, reviewed and mastered.