Sibling tuition
15% off the second child, 25% off the third, 50% off the fourth, and free for the fifth and beyond.
Cross Sport Training
Athletic conditioning for every sport
5–13 years
Cross Sport Training
Athletic conditioning for every sport
Cross Sport Training in Burnsville, MN for athletes ages 5-13 who play other sports. Fridays, 60 minutes, $25 per class. Register online.
- 60 minutes
This week
Cross Sport class times
Week of October 5. Cancellations and closures are updated as they happen.
A little planning.
A lot of growing.
One 60-minute class each week
- 3-class month
- $75Monthly tuition
- 4-class month
- $100Monthly tuition
- 5-class month
- $125Monthly tuition
Tuition follows the number of scheduled classes. Start mid-month and tuition is prorated. Billing runs on the 15th for the following month.
Prices cover one class per week. Two weekly classes increase the number of billed classes; eligible multi-class discounts apply.
Annual family membership: $40. Required for enrollment. See membership benefits.
Compare all class pricing or ask the front desk about your family's total.
One membership for your family
- Annual family membership
- $40Per family / year
Membership is required for these classes and includes member pricing on eligible events, camps, and Open Gym.
Class tuition is billed separately.
Family & multi-class discounts
Multiple classes
20% off additional weekly recreational classes.
Military
5% off the lesser tuition.
Sibling discounts do not apply to prorated tuition. Discounts apply to the lesser tuition and exclude Homeschool Fitness and Adaptive Gymnastics.
Ask the front desk about your family's total. Compare all class pricing.
Program details
Cross Sport Training — athletic conditioning for every sport
Cross Sport Training is built for athletes who play other sports — hockey, soccer, lacrosse, baseball, football, dance and more. Using EGA’s spring floor, foam pit, bars, beams and vault, athletes build the strength, flexibility, balance, body control and safe-landing skills that carry into every sport and help prevent injuries.
Each class includes a dynamic warm-up and stretch, station circuit training, agility and obstacle courses, and team games.
When classes meet
Fridays in the Main Gym, 60 minutes each:
- 4:30–5:30pm
- 5:40–6:40pm
Ages 5–13, with a 15:1 student-to-instructor ratio. Classes start Friday, October 9, 2026.
Tuition is $25 per class, billed for the number of classes scheduled that month — see the Tuition tab, and the Vacation & Tuition Billing Calendar for the months each class meets.
Get started today
Spots are limited to 15 per class. Register for Cross Sport Training, or call the front desk on (952) 882-9012 with any questions.
Watch Cross Sport Training in action
Good to know
Common questions
What is Cross Sport Training?
Cross Sport Training is athletic conditioning, not a gymnastics class. It is built for athletes who already play another sport — hockey, soccer, lacrosse, baseball, football, dance and more — and builds the strength, flexibility, balance, body control and safe-landing skills that carry back into that sport and help prevent injuries.
Who can join Cross Sport Training?
Athletes ages 5 to 13 from any sport. Registration is open online, so you can book a spot without calling first. Classes run with a 15:1 student-to-instructor ratio.
When does Cross Sport Training meet?
Fridays, with two 60-minute classes — 4:30–5:30pm and 5:40–6:40pm. Both meet in the Main Gym.
What does a class include?
A dynamic warm-up and stretch, station circuit training, agility and obstacle courses, and team games, using EGA's spring floor, foam pit, bars, beams and vault.
What does Cross Sport Training cost?
$25 per class, billed monthly for the number of classes actually scheduled that month — $75 for a 3-class month, $100 for 4 and $125 for 5. Tuition is billed automatically on the 15th for the following month.
Is Cross Sport Training a gymnastics class?
No. CST uses the gym and the coaching staff, but the goal is athletic performance in the athlete's own sport. If you want your child learning gymnastics skills and levels, look at recreational gymnastics instead.