When we were searching for a gym home we totally were going to come here and check it out. Not sure why we didn't. Anyways we were fortunate enough to see the gym this past Friday night. We went with Rockstar cheer and watched our kids have a friendly competition against each other. This gym is so nice. Big. Friendly. Clean. They have a beautiful loft so you can overlook the entire gym. All in all this gym is pretty amazing. The parents there also greeted us with an amazing attitude and such enthusiasm. Such a great display of sportsmanship read more

My daughter loves doing cheer. The coaches are so nice and helpful. It is so much for my daughter she loves this place

The staff here is amazing. My daughter goes to the tumbling classes during the week and everyone that works with her is always so helpful. I would recommend Az All Stars to anyone. read more

My daughter is loving the studio and all the friends she is making. I'm so happy that she enjoying cheer again. She feels that she's challenged and receives corrective criticism that helps her become better and she doesn't feel bullied or put down. The coaches are amazing and Jenn is hands on a right there with her coaches and the girls though all practices! read more

just now ABSOLUTELY 100% and then some+ A great place to learn tumbling skills! The instructors are so knowledgeable and really want your child to succeed! We came 2 days (so far) for open gym training from 5-7pm and already I am seeing improvement in her layout form. The owner is amazingly helpful she has given my daughter and myself so much helpful advice to help improve her skills. I have never been to a gym that was so helpful and welcoming as AZ All Stars! Also side note their punch cards are the best deal in town, you really cannot beat it for the amount of training your student will get! I will definitely recommend AZ All Stars to all my cheer and gymnastics mom friends! read more

We love this gym! My daughter has done 3 sessions on their recreational cheer team and I've already seen a massive change in her confidence and skills. In less than 6 months, she's been able to strengthen her muscles, learn complex routines and age appropriate stunts and has added to her tumbling skills. Everyone has been kind and attentive and the gym owner makes you feel like family. It's a little pricey and unfortunately the prices have increased twice since we have started already, the only reason for 4 stars instead of 5, but overall.. we love it! read more

They have a class advertised as "Ninja Warrior" clalss. The description says it has obstacles based on the popular Ninja Warrior TV series. So we signed up thinking our son would experience Ninja Warrior obstacles. When we got to the gym, we were surprised to see no obstacles resembling Ninja Warrior. The instructors set up foam blocks for the kids to jump over. Those were the "obstacles". Nothing to swing on. Not even monkey bars. Nothing with grip or upper body. No warped wall. Just foam blocks and tumbling wedges. This was beginner Parkour, not Ninja Warrior. We were not the only parents who were surprised by the lack of Ninja Warrior obstacles in this class. We wouldn't have signed up if it had been properly advertised without using the Ninja Warrior trademark. So we asked for a refund for the rest of the 8-week tuition since this was nothing as advertised. That request was denied, stating they "do not offer refunds". That's a shady business. I'd recommend people stay away. Maybe their tumbling and cheer programs are good, but the true test of value for a business is not what they're like when things go well, but how they handle conflict and tough situations. There are plenty of gyms in the East Valley with much better customer service. read more

My daughter got lice from their school break camp so I will not be back. The camp activities did not vary enough to keep my daughter engaged. When I went to pick her up she was placed in a small space upstairs watching tv on a dirty floor. I guess that's what get for $99 per week.... read more

We love Arizona All-Stars! My daughter has been cheering there since she was just 6 years old. She started with no experience, just a cartwheel. Now we are entering our 4th season and she is doing back handsprings & back tucks. The coaches are Arizona All Stars are amazing, especially Drea! What a great environment for your daughter to develope self confidence and self esteem. read more

No, thank you. The entire time spent here seemed like a pitch. Owner and coaches seem to only care about the bottom line, and you can feel that as soon as you walk into the gym. $30 for a sleepover? With potentially three girls in cheer, I am not spending $100 for a couple slices of pizza and a 2 liter of Coke. Clinic after clinic after camp after private. I don't have the money to keep chasing the tumbling skills. Cheer is expensive enough. I'd rather the girls were coached during practices, instead of feeling forced to pay extra every week to keep up with the other girls. Don't expect to stay and watch practice either. You get crammed into a tiny 8x8 room filled with drama moms that always get there early and take the first 4 rows of plastic seats. Not welcoming to potential new families. read more

Signed my 10yr old son up for tumbling because he wanted to learn to "back flip" He learned a round off, back hand spring, in 8 classes. I was very impressed with the coaches here. They went at his pace, which was fast! Money well spent! I will sign my kid up again when soccer season ends. His confidence is through the roof now! read more

My grandson signed up with AZ All Stars for the summer program 2016 for almost $1200 for 10 weeks. First negative point is that there were only 8 weeks included in the program! Because of staff error, his additional monies were used to pay for food & the additional $15 per swimming session required IF he wanted to swim (as if $595/5 weeks wasn't enough to include swimming). And what were the parents to do about the additional 2 weeks of childcare needed for the 10-week long summer? Secondly, the program was promoted to introduce him to archery & other activities, of which there were none. The only thing he got to do was soccer & dodge ball & some swimming. At the end of the day, the kids sat with IPads etc. Thirdly, the staff allowed the kids to buy sodas & food during the day. So if the child overspent his allotted money, the parent was given a bill. Overall, a ridiculous amount of money spent for a worthless summer program. read more