Moonlight Muscle Meet
Building More Than Muscle
Get ready for an unforgettable night under the stars! The Moonlight Muscle Meet is a family fitness fundraiser hosted by Balance 180 Gymnastics & Sports Academy — bringing together athletes, parents, and community members for friendly competition, teamwork, and strength with purpose.
All proceeds support Balance 180’s mission to make gymnastics and sports accessible for children of all abilities through scholarships and adaptive programs.
Thank you for being part of the movement that builds more than muscle!
How It Works
Grab your crew and get ready to sweat, laugh, and maybe flex a little! Teams of 2–4 people — parents, kids, siblings, or friends — will take on a mix of fun strength and skill challenges designed for all ages and abilities.
A minimum donation of $90 per team includes entry for your full team, and with each registration, every team member receives an event t-shirt to sport on the day of the competition!
All proceeds support Balance 180 and our Family Fitness Fundraiser — Strengthening our Community’s Youth!
When: January 31, 2026
Where: Balance 180 Gymnastics and Sports Academy
Strengthening Our
Communities Youth
Every pull, push, and cheer helps create opportunities for kids to thrive — regardless of ability. Your participation directly supports athlete scholarships and adaptive gymnastics programs, helping every child find their strength, their confidence, and their place to belong.
The Sleepover!
Keep the fun going after the competition ends!
Join us right after the Moonlight Muscle Meet for our epic Balance 180 Sleepover, running from the end of the event until 8:00 AM.
We’ll have pizza, games, music, and plenty of late-night fun all inside the gym — an unforgettable night for kids ages 5 and up (sorry, parents — this one’s just for the athletes!).
Bring your sleeping bag, your team spirit, and get ready for a night they’ll never forget!
All About Registration
There are two easy ways to register your team for the Moonlight Muscle Meet and/or Sleepover — you can either donate directly through PayPal or fundraise through GoFundMe, cash, or check.
Both options support Balance 180’s Family Fitness Fundraiser, strengthening our community’s youth through movement and inclusion. See below for more details on how to join the fun using your preferred method!
Register through Donating on PayPal
Register through
donating on Gofundme or in person!
Want to use your village to support Balance 180? You can share our GoFundMe link with friends and family or collect donations by cash or check.
Once your team has finished fundraising, fill out the registration form below and either bring it to the front desk or email it to frontdesk@balance180.org to finalize your team.
Fill this out to finalize registration!
The Divisions
We have a wide range of divisions so children of all ages and abilities can join the fun! Each division is designed to keep the challenges age-appropriate, encouraging teamwork, confidence, and strength.
These movements will not automatically be included — they’re simply a guide to help determine appropriate activities. Divisions should be selected based on the youngest participant’s ability.
If you’re registering without a child, go ahead and select the Adult Division.
Tiny Strength
Ages 0 - 5
Scaled
- For participants under the age of 5. Events center around parents using their children as part of the workout — for example, mat pushes with the child riding on the mat, parent–child carry challenges, or crawl/walk/run races where the child is the “weight” or focus of the movement. Designed to be competitive but lighthearted and safe, emphasizing teamwork between parent and child.
Mighty Movers
Ages 9+
000
Kids:
- Full or halfway rope climbs
- Burpee-to-box jumps
- Beam handstand holds
- Hanging tucks or chin-over-bar holds
- Obstacle relay
Adults:
- Deadlift or kettlebell challenge (light–moderate weight)
- Box jump overs
- Sled push or pull
- Farmer’s carry
- Rope climb
- Wall walk or partner carry
Adult Division
All Ages!
000
Adults:
- Push-ups, pull-ups, squats, burpees
- Rope climbs
- Sled pushes or drags
- Partner or team carries
- Deadlift or medicine-ball challenge
- Obstacle or conditioning relay