About IGM

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Burnsville, MN, United States
IGM Gymnastics is a world-class Artistic & Rhythmic training facility located in Burnsville, MN. The artistic program is run by Irina Kim, our owner, and supervised by Irina's sister, Nellie Kim. Nellie is a five-time Olympic Gold medalist in artistic gymnastics. IGM offers recreational and competitive Rhythmic and Artistic gymnastics classes for boys and girls of all ages, serving the communities of Burnsville, Savage, Eagan, Lakeville, Apple Valley, Prior Lake, Shakopee, Minnetonka, and all surrounding areas. The recreational program is geared toward 18 month old toddlers to teens who love to have fun and learn new skills in a safe environment. Gymnasts are invited to join IGM’s competitive team based on their skill and technique level. All programs are developed by professional coaches who strive for growth, accomplishment and most importantly the safety of all gymnasts. Throughout the year, IGM organizes exciting events and activities including Summer Camps, Winter Camps, MEA Camps, Open Gyms, Birthday Parties, competitions, sleepovers, parents' night out, and many other fun events. So Much Fun, Kids will Flip!

IGM Customer Testimonials

"We travel 45 minutes to enjoy this class. Mara makes it all worth it. We like the staff. They are all helpful and knowledgeable. I would recommend this to anyone."

"GREAT preschool class We just attended the free trial class for 3-4 year olds. The coach (Brittney) was fantastic, full of energy and engaging the kids the whole time. My 4 year old had a fantastic time and participated the entire time, then begged us to sign her up for the weekly class (we did). They also have an open gym on Fridays that is a lot of fun."

"Strong program with coaches who care"

"The kids have not stopped talking about how much fun they had at your facility! Thank you so much for opening it up to us through HopeKids.
God bless,
Jenny, Jazzy, Jordan, & Joelle"

"You all are so very wonderful! Thank you very muchn for having us once again for open gymnastics. The kids absolutely love using your awesome facility, and their parents love seeing their kids be able to play & move. We are so grateful. Thanks for offering hope!
Michelle Cassens, former program director"

"Thank you so much for such a wonderful Sunday afternoon. Our three boys had a fantastic time running, jumping, climbing and sliding today. We really appreciate your time and facility.
Thank you again-
Blessings from the Schmaltz family"

My son loves gymnastics and the IGM staff is great :) - Crystal

I love IGM because they offer affordable and fun birthday parties and my daughter always has a great time!! - Pennie

I love IGM because they are with in my price range, the gym is FILLED with friendly staff, and they are really supportive when it comes to learning new gym moves.. (: - Brandi

I love IGM because my kids have so much fun there! I know they are safe & are learning so much and developing their large muscles and it is never ever boring!!! - Tracy

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Monday, November 7, 2011

November Donation Drive ☆ Avenues for Homeless Youth

On any night in Minnesota, 2,500 youth and young adults are homeless and on their own. More than 10,000 young people in Minnesota experience homelessness every year (www.avenuesforyouth.org)

A thoughtful young man, Shrey Pothini, will be hosting his 8th birthday at IGM Gymnastics to raise awareness concerning homeless youth within our community. Please support Shrey and IGM in the effort of collecting bath/hand towels & shower gel for the non-profit shelter.
Please drop off donations at IGM by November 19th.

Thank you in advance for your generosity and support!
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  1. Harry kevinNovember 7, 2025 at 3:33 AM

    What an inspiring initiative! It’s heartwarming to see a young person like Shrey taking action to support such an important cause. Efforts like this truly reflect compassion, community responsibility, and awareness qualities that align with describe expectations of own work role as expressed in relevant standards, where empathy and accountability are key. Supporting local shelters not only meets community needs but also sets a great example of social care in action.

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