Kids' Advanced Flips & Tricks Training in Bengaluru
Ready to see your child master their first backflip? At Fly High Academy, we turn fear into form with safe, step-by-step gymnastics coaching.
A young student practices a back somersault with my direct support, learning to trust the process of going upside down.
The whole team watches as a student practices her backflip. This supportive environment is key to helping our gymnasts succeed.
A student works on his back handspring on the mat, with a coach ready to provide a spot and feedback.
Our kids are in beast mode. Here they are practicing Webster front flips, an advanced skill that requires power and precision.
Learning an aerial cartwheel takes courage. I'm here to spot and guide our young gymnasts as they work towards this impressive skill.
The joy of progress. This student proudly shows off his improving back handspring on the crash mat.
Using a mini-trampoline helps our students get the height they need to practice their front somersaults safely.
Monday vibes with our young gymnasts practicing their back handsprings with a coach's guidance.
We are so proud of this talented super kid for landing a crazy 180 flip. Her progress is an inspiration to everyone at the academy.
A young student practices his back somersault off a stack of mats, building height and confidence with each attempt.
About Kids' Advanced Flips & Tricks
When a student comes to me for advanced training, the priority is building muscle memory through safe, repetitive practice. I don't just instruct; I am on the mat, providing manual spotting for every back somersault, aerial, or back handspring to ensure they feel the movement correctly before attempting it solo.
Advanced gymnastics is about more than just the flip; it is about building the courage to leave the ground. At Fly High Academy, we focus on progressive skill acquisition. We do not jump straight into somersaults. We start with the foundation—core strength and proper form—before introducing the crash mats, vaulting boxes, and mini-trampolines used for height and technique development.
Safety is our baseline. My coaching approach involves 'spotting'—a hands-on technique where I physically assist the student's rotation and landing. This minimizes risk and builds the necessary trust between the coach and the student. Whether we are working on a Webster, a round-off aerial, or a back somersault, the goal is always the same: hogli hogli (let it go).
We operate in a warehouse setting in Banashankari and RR Nagar, equipped with high-density EVA mats. It is not an Olympic sprung floor, but it is a dedicated space where students can focus entirely on their progress. We celebrate every small win—that first unspotted flip is a moment of pure kushi (happiness) for the student and the whole team. If your child is ready to push past their limits, come join us for a session.
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I'm Sensei Ramesh. I started Fly High Academy because I believe everyone, from little kids to adults, has the ability to learn to fly. I'm right there on the mats, spotting every flip and cheering every win.
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