Las Vegas Elements Training Center

Las Vegas Elements Training Center is a cheerleading and tumbling gym on Spencer Street in Las Vegas, zip code 89119. The gym works with kids as young as 1 up through age 18, using three brackets: 1 to 3, 4 to 12, and 13 to 18. Programs include cheerleading teams, tumbling classes, stunt training, athletic conditioning, recreational cheer, and competitive cheer, so families can choose between a lower-pressure recreational track and a competitive team path depending on a child's goals and experience level.

The facility includes an indoor training space, safety equipment, qualified coaches, and a dedicated cheer floor built for tumbling and stunt work, which is standard for a gym running both team practice and tumbling classes under one roof.

Hours run 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, which fits an after-school practice schedule for school-age kids and teens, plus a shorter Saturday window from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The gym is closed on Sunday. It operates year-round, which matters for competitive cheer specifically, since teams typically need consistent practice across a competition season rather than a single summer block.

Pricing falls in the mid-range tier based on the listed price range, though the exact monthly tuition or team fees are not included in this record, so families should call or check the website for current rates, which likely differ between recreational classes and competitive team commitments. The listing notes that the gym is not confirmed as accommodating special needs, so families with a child who has additional needs should ask directly about what support is available before enrolling. There is no scholarship or sibling discount information listed here either.

For questions on class placement, team tryouts, or scheduling across the 1 to 3, 4 to 12, and 13 to 18 brackets, the gym can be reached at (702) 791-0055, and more information is available at lasvegaselements.com.

Instruction is in English. The wide age span starting at age 1 suggests the gym also runs a mommy-and-me or toddler tumbling track distinct from its team-focused cheer programs for older kids.