Should I lie about my age to join Rhythmic Gymnastics?

[skeletongoose]

All gymnastics places offer classes for like toddlers to about 13-16 years of age. There are some gyms that offer 18+ Adults class, but honestly, none of them take you that seriously. And same thing for ballet. I'm 22. Should I lie and say I'm 14 to join the beginner recreational classes so they can finally take me seriously and treat me normally?

[Guy13]

They will check your drivers license or ask for parental confirmation. Probably not going to be able to do that.

[skeletongoose]

What drivers license? I'm supposed to be 14, remember?
And I think I can get my parents to lie and go along with it.
I mean, I'll need to have my parents there to register me anyway. No 14 year old goes to register themselves into gymnastics all by themselves.

[Guy13]

That was my point... no driver's license blows the whole thing up.

[misogynistic_pig]

Yes, I went to children's karate classes until I was 19 years old, at that time I still looked 15 years old.

[skeletongoose]

So as long as I look 14 they're not gonna question it? Like, do they ask for ID at gymnastic classes?
And what happens if they find out you're older than you said you are?
Like, would there be any legal implications? Like serious stuff - like suing you for fraud? Would it be that serious? Or do they just kick you out and that's it?
I mean, its just gymnastics.
It's not like I'm lying about my age to join a strip club.

[Anonymous]

No, never lie about your age.

[Avicenna]

No, no, no

[Iron_Man]

Lol no