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Classes for competitive gymnasts typically cost $150-$300 per month, depending on the number of hours gymnasts spend training, according to a survey by USA Gymnastics. An average Level 3 gymnast practices four hours per week for $160 per month. An average Level 10 gymnast pays $288 per month to practice 17.5 hours a week.
If you want to compete you pay $1200 but you can get some back at the end if you don't compete all the meets. Then to buy a leo and warm-ups for compotion it cost $185 And you get new ones about every year or two. Thats just my gym and i live in Colorado. Source(s): I have been a gymnast for 10 years.