We're talking about the best Indianapolis area ninja warrior gyms, parkour classes and obstacle courses for kids! Parents, please like and review your family's favorite parkour spot below.
Do your kids love letting off steam at the local trampoline parks? They'll jump at the chance to try ninja classes to challenge those skills. Like going rock climbing as a family? Parkour courses will challenge kids and adults alike, and are especially great if you need activities to try with your teen!
The NinjaZone Academy
NinjaZone is a fusion of obstacle course training, gymnastics, martial arts, and freestyle movement with the freedom for kids to progress and learn at their own pace.
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Ninja Zone – Deveaus School of Gymnastics
Ninja Zone classes are kid ninja classes with obstacle course races, gymnastics, martial arts, and freestyle movement. At DeVeau’s, they’ll arm them with a Ninja Zone shirt and bandana, so they will look the part as they perform high activity flips and tricks while maintaining their safety through the guidance of experienced coaches.
Ninja Class - Dana Mannix Gymnastics Center
Dana Mannix Gymnastics Center offers ninja classes for all levels of ninjas from little ninjas to intermediate. They also offer a ninja team.
Tarkington Park
Tarkington Park is a favorite for parkour enthusiasts! There are tons of places to ascend, climb and push kids to their limits. Plus, there are slides, swings and unique structures to climb.
InterActive Academy
The Warrior class at InterActive Academy is designed to build strength, courage and discipline by utilizing obstacle course training, fitness drills and tumbling in a fun, high intensity class.
The Flip Zone
The Flip Zone features a 400-square-foot loose foam pit, 3 separate trampolines, a ninja rig and all of the equipment necessary for competitive gymnastics. They offer a ninjastics classes, which teach a combination of gymnastics and ninja skills.
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