Specialties
We specialize in quality gymnastics, cheerleading, and tumbling instruction. We offer class for boys and girls ages 1 and up, as well as gymnastics and fitness for adults. Our qualified and certified staff help students reach their full potential in a positive, caring, and safe learning environment. At Gym Adventure, each and every student who comes through our center is equally important to us, regardless of ability or skill level. Give us a try today! We offer free trial classes, as well as tours of our facility.
History
Established in 1962.
Gym Adventure is the second location of a gymnastics, cheerleading, and tumbling business, owned by the Shrewsbury/Tichenor family.
What began as Carolyn Brown's (later to become Carolyn Shrewsbury) School of Dance in 1962, eventually evolved into Royal T's Gymnastics - one of the first gymnastics training centers in the state of Maryland. Owned and operated by Jerry and Carolyn Shrewsbury, along with their son Brian, Royal T's became a staple for recreational and competitive gymnastics instruction in MD.
Then, in 1999, Jerry and Carolyn retired from the sport, and Brian took the reigns. Brian expanded the gym to include cheerleading and tumbling along with gymnastics, and renamed the facility MD State Gym. In 2008, the gym's facility size was expanded to meet increasing demand for quality instruction.
In 2012, Brian, his wife Barbara, their son Kellen and daughter Abby opened Gym Adventure in Apopka, FL, beginning an exciting new chapter in the family's long and exciting history!
Meet the Business Owner: Kellen T.
Kellen began gymnastics at the age of 7, and quickly fell in love with the sport. Over the next 15 years, he worked his way up to through the competitive levels, earning numerous state and regional titles along the way. Kellen also qualified for event finals at the Junior Olympic National Championships. At the end of his competitive career, Kellen qualified for the National Qualifier at the Olympic Training Grounds in Colorado Springs as an Elite level gymnast, missing his chance to compete in the competition due to a broken hand just 1 week before the meet.
Coming out of competing himself, Kellen turned his focus on coaching, and running the gymnastics center that his family owned, MD State Gym. Over the the next several years, Kellen worked his way up to become the head coach of the girls' competitive upper-level team, and manager of the gym.
Today, Kellen owns Gym Adventure along with his parents Brian and Barbara, and sister Abby.