My two daughters love this place and so do I. It's our almost 5 years with AGC. I understand why…read moretheir spots full that quickly at the beginning of semester.

Such a cool place! They have classes for all ages. On Fridays they do a free acro yoga for…read morebeginners class with several experienced students that can help guide you into it. It was so much fun! Will definitely be back!!! They also have open gym from 8-2am on Fridays for adults to come play ( if you know what you're doing)

If you care about the wellbeing of your child or children stay clear of this gym. If you advocate…read morefor your child, stay clear of this gym. If you want your children spending long periods of time in an unhealthy training environment with a head coach "god complex" ego, then look no further.  I cannot speak for Crenshaws after school program, camps, or palestra program, but if you're looking for an Optional or Compulsories training program here's my honest review.  We first started noticing issues with the constant change in coaching staff. In the last three years we've seen 2-3 coach changes. The latest newest edition being the worst. They bark orders at the girls and offer put downs when there is no delivery. My daughter felt this coaching style began to rub off on the other coaches. We were met with many meltdowns after training due to this specific coach. Hysterical crying and shaking. If you directed concerns to the head coach your child would be blamed for bringing this response on. We noticed over our tenor here that our daughter was scared and intimidated to communicate. Not to us as parents but to the coaching staff. She feared retaliation from her coaches. If she was interested in attending a gymnastics college summer camp with her peers, they would all be terrified to to mention it due to how the coaches would respond. Of course, you'd think attending a college gymnastics camp would be encouraged - it's not. If my daughter suffered an injury, she did not want to mention it to her coaches, scared of how they would treat her or push her to train on the pain. If my child was running late to practice, she was terrified to communicate her occurrence. This all goes against USAG Safe Sport Policy.  This gym says "family" is their mantra but that's a lie. It's the head coach's idea of family. He feels he owns your kids once they join the team. He acts as their father, at least what he thinks is a father. It's by far the unhealthiest part of this facility. He cancels parents and does not allow parents inside the gym. There are no windows to observe your children, there are no seats or seating within the gymnasium that welcome parents to watch practice to ensure your child's safety. You're told you're welcome to pull up a chair when you first join but this is not true. Most parents when we ask questions are met with snarky comments, attitude, pettiness, unprofessional responses, or no response at all. This is no way to conduct business. Your kids are bred to have their own communication with the coach that does not pertain to you. This means if your kid suffers from anxiety or depression, it will only worsen because the head coach does not want you as an adult to protect the child and speak adult to adult. Coach to parent. I'm all for children learning to communicate and advocate for themselves in a healthy manner but this is not that.  He's most comfortable texting your youth or adolescents. He rather hear from your kid how they cannot attend practice because you as a parent have a conflict, planned a family vacation, or other plans etc, so he can punish your child for your decisions or hold them accountable for something that does not pertain to them. This is just a toxic form of control. Over our time here we met with the head coach,Adam Miller, numerous times to discuss our concerns or issues as concerned parents. Each discussion showed more and more how he does not like to take ownership for his wrong doings. He would constantly point fingers at the children. During each discussion instead of being met with concern or willingness to change, we were met with communication that said, "Maybe this isn't the gym for you all". We were always told in so little words to just get out and our daughter was indispensable. This is not a family.  Our daughter was always pulled to the side and addressed about various things without our knowledge. She's 14 and unable to comprehend all conversations yet the coaching staff assumed or assumes these young gymnasts are adults, they're not. Every conversation she had without an adult present bred toxicity. She was being bullied, coerced, and always accused of wrongdoing. She was left feeling isolated and alone. All parts of their toxic control they like to flex.  In the end, I had to ask my daughter if this were a relationship would you stay? She told me no. I asked why, and she said because she's constantly manipulated, always accused that everything is her fault, and voiceless.  Overall, the head coach is unwilling to welcome healthy change. He rather continue with the same traditions that have led to years of gymnastics, toxic culture and adolescent abuse.  If you want to feel targeted and enjoy being disrespected, this is a place for you.  I would not recommend this gym to anyone.

Great classes water aerobics my favorite friendly staff. Children's programs are excellent.read more

Terrible policies, requiring kids to wear camp uniform everyday, despite they use public school…read morebuildings and facilities. This is not a kind of girl or boy scouts! Poor customer service and very inflexible about reservation and heavy penalty for cancelation. Stay away from them. Update: Thank you, Mike, for the explanation. Perhaps the company should consider to update and reimage the 30-year old policies on strict scouts-like dress code (vs. freedom of expression and choices, except for field trips) and stringent cancelation penalties (both high and time-constraint, $100 deposit per week on or before April 30 for camps in July). They should make the policies more friendly and welcome to families and communities.

Our girls went to KV camp in Lakeway for 2 Summers and loved it... Unfortunately, we tried sending…read morethem to the Rough Hollow location this Summer and had a terrible experience. There's no way I should pay almost $5,000 and have my kids come home upset over having a bad day at camp. UNACCEPTABLE. We brought the issue up to the camp owner/Director, Mike (who we really respect & like!), but we were routed back to the counselors we had an issue with to rectify the problem. Instead of a calm discussion about the issues our girls were experiencing- my husband was yelled at by the counselors and told that our girls were lying. I'm sad to write this report and have no I'll will toward LV or the counselors, but parent to parent - YOU SHOULD BE AWARE.

We attended a birthday party at MyGym. It was very well organized with instructer-led activities…read moreincluding an indoor mini zip line! There were also other obstacle courses and a trampoline so kids were engaged and had a lot of fun throughout. Definitely recommend MyGym for booking birthday parties!

My Gym is a wonderful place for kids. Over the years my son had 2 birthday parties (2018 and 2019)…read more, attended baby classes and now years later attends the Ninja class. The facility is clean and spacious. Their coaches are awesome! My son has attended My Gym since 2017 and now my daughter is a member too, taking their pre-ballet class. They are very reasonably priced for the classes and open

We've been coming to D-BAT Austin multiple times, not just once or twice, and unfortunately the…read moreexperience has been consistently disappointing. The staff doesn't really help when there are issues. The pitching machines also don't work properly. One pitch goes way up, the next one goes straight, and the dashboard where you're supposed to adjust the height doesn't seem to work. This happens almost every time we visit. The only reason I'm giving two stars instead of one is because it's an indoor facility, so at least there is a place to practice when the weather is bad.

My wife and I enjoyed our time at D-BAT Austin. I had not picked up a bat in years. I haven't…read moreplayed since high school. It was good to get back in a batting cage again. The prices are reasonable and the staff is friendly. I definitely want to come back again soon.

The farthest you will get fencing at AFC is the recreational level…read more Austin Fencers Club claims to be a nationally competitive club, but they are not. The coach pushes fencers to compete nationally but only trains them for the recreational level. Attendance at competitive practices is sparse. Additionally, he is known to use profanity in private lessons, even with children as young as 10 years old. If you are an adult looking for some light exercise, this may be a viable option. Otherwise, do not fence at AFC.

We moved to Austin 2 years ago and were looking for fencing club for my 12 years old son at that…read moretime. He barely started fencing and never have been competitively fencing as an athlete. Austin Fencers Club reshaped him into a competitive fencer and march 2014 was the first competitive competition we went in Dallas. After rigorous summer camp and training, he was qualified to go to National Championship in July 2015 and placed within TOP 50s in the nation for DIV III. He recently placed on top 10 for North Texas Open - first competition in the season which scored spot for National Championship in July 2016! This is great place to learn Olympic level sport with highly qualified coaches. If you are looking into effective workout that can help you for long run, this is also great place as well. Kids loves fencing classes and it also helps tremendously to go to college or to be healthy! I highly recommend it!!!!!!

Our son is taking beginner lessons with Round Rock Fencing Club right now and is having a great…read moretime exploring the sport. Coach Jen is great with students and all of the other coaches I have interacted with are very helpful and enthusiastic. It has been a really great experience for us and I highly recommend the program.

THE BIG: Toddler and kid friendly swimming pool with lessons located in the Linc in Central Austin…read moreright off if I-35. Plenty of parking in the lot. THE BLACK AND WHITE: I came here on a Saturday for a trial to get my 5 month old to get used to water. Check-in is a breeze and the lessons were good. Instructors are also very nice. There is a viewing area in AC for the rest of the adults or party to chill and watch as the pool area is very warm along with the pool. There is alot of showers and changing rooms after pool time to get ready for the outside world. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall, this is a great place to get your baby/toddler/kid to get used to water and swimming.

From the first second we walked in my kids were happy and relaxed. They felt comfortable and the…read moreschool is really good about letting you know about every small achievement. I will say there aren't many showers, I counted 3 and the changing rooms are unisex and don't have drains to wring out swimsuits. There's also no swimsuit dryer which we have seen in many other places. It's very clean and quiet and has a nice play area for siblings to stay entertained.