
1.BalanceFrom 10x4 Folding Gymnastics Mat
A thick, folding 10-foot mat gives young gymnasts a safe home spot for cartwheels, bridges and tumbling practice.
Dancers and gymnasts at this age are serious about getting better. They practice at home, watch routines on repeat and care about having the right gear. Great gifts support their training or help them recover and express themselves, from practice tools to bags and books about their favorite sport.
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A thick, folding 10-foot mat gives young gymnasts a safe home spot for cartwheels, bridges and tumbling practice.

A 2-inch padded, anti-tear mat that folds away, so kids can practice rolls, splits and stretches at home.

A gymnast-themed pendant lets a girl who lives for the sport show it off every day.

Over 70 skill cards turn gymnastics moves into a game, great for practicing with friends or siblings at home.

A shiny duffle with a shoe compartment and plenty of pockets holds everything for dance or gym class.

A roomy waterproof duffle with a wet pocket keeps sweaty leotards and shoes separate on the way to practice.

Numbered loops help dancers and gymnasts safely build the flexibility they need for splits and high kicks.

This two-strap set makes daily flexibility work easy to do at home and fun to share with a teammate.

55 waterproof gymnastics stickers are perfect for decorating a water bottle, gym bag or locker.

A glowing gymnastics sign brings a bit of the gym into a bedroom and makes a fun wall display.

Guided mental training pages help young gymnasts build confidence and focus before big meets.

Cute dancer-themed socks with a greeting card are a small, thoughtful gift for a dance-loving girl.
Think about practice and recovery. Grip-friendly accessories, stretching aids, a gym bag, foam rollers or a home balance beam are all popular. Many people spend $15-$50. Avoid items that replace gym-specific equipment, and check with a parent if you are unsure.
Dancers like a dance bag, warm-ups, a stretching strap, a journal or a book about dance history. Costume jewelry and hair accessories also work well for recitals. Avoid buying shoes unless you know their size and style.
Mats designed for home use can be safe when used for basic practice on a flat surface with adult supervision. Choose a size and thickness suited to the child's skill level, and keep difficult skills for the gym with a trained coach.