Seeing So Many People Say Bad Things I agree Especally With Special Needs Kids It's Bad May Even Be…read moreWorse Of course, this was around the 2010 Era But things could be better now after Youseffi's arrest We were searching for a program to help our son get the physical exercise he needed, and a friend referred us to GMS. Years ago, our autistic son worked with a former instructor, Cameron, for a gymnastics-themed one-hour workout, and he also participated in the Summer Minds In Motion Camp. Unfortunately, they don't know how to work with special needs children. Our son's session would start with five minutes on the trampoline to warm up, followed by floor exercises. If he got distracted or became uncooperative--which was common at the time--he was put in "timeout" on a dangerously high box for his size or forced to walk on the thin high beams without any training. If he jumped or fell off, they would just restart a five-minute timer and put him right back on. It felt unsafe and unhelpful I am surprised Our son never broke any bones and we never filed injury lawsuits it was this terrible. The summer camp was equally disorganized. The schedule was inconsistent, and we even witnessed instructors leaving computers logged into personal Amazon accounts within the children's reach. After seeing all of this, we pulled our son out and cannot endorse this academy for anything they offer.

Coach Karissa traumatized my kid to the point she didn't want to come back. She made my 8-year-old…read moregirl walk on the balance beam until her hands bleed. We told the owner and they did not even show any care our concern. Some people don't need to be around kids. Coach or not. I don't even think she has any credentials

I booked a free session for my son at the Chantilly location this weekend on the shoot360.com…read morewebsite for Saturday at 1pm. I drove 45 minutes to get there on a busy weekend. When I got there the guy at the counter said that there was an issue with their system and that he never got my session request. Even though I received several confirmation emails and texts from shoot360 about my session. This really wasted my time and hurt July son's performance durning a big game. If you weren't going to honor the session you could have let us know so we could have booked somewhere else.

SCAM ALERT!!!! We…read morewere loyal members with Slam City and Shoot 360, until now. Paid for a drop-in session ($45) and then the next day, was charged for a monthly membership ($155). Management said I would receive a refund, but that never happened. Called three times over the course of three weeks, was promised a call back, but that never happened either. In the end, Coach Web refused to refund either charge, stating there was nothing he could do. The terms and conditions of the contract is FOREVER changing. Each time I was told/promised something different. It's so unfortunate because the 360 technology is nice, but the business management is FRAUDULENT!!!

1 Star Review. Pickleball is a fun sport. So much so that I wanted to include my family in the…read moresport over our Thanksgiving break. I had called Manassas Park Community Center since we were visiting the area and had asked if it would be a problem bringing 7-10 people with me who didn't know the game- Dawn said no problem! They even have the wooden paddles, balls, nets. I thought wow- what a jackpot. We went and what a disaster. The person in charge is BONNIE- and she is very passive aggressive. BONNIE even tried to sabotage us using the facility paddles, almost getting in the middle physically so that they would not give us paddies. We had to go to the front desk for their assistance with this- as Bonnie didn't want us to use them. Even though they had around 30 paddles. BONNIE did not welcome us and got hung up on us setting up a net for three people instead of four. No one needed the court or our space- BONNIE was just being a nasty old lady. BONNIE was very cruel to my family and had such bad energy. Even the regular people that go and play pickleball said how "Everyone has their own Bonnie story". Bonnie should be ashamed of herself- this is a game that people come to have fun- not to be tortured every step of the way. We were new to this gym and very excited to come to- we didn't know all the ins and outs- but after meeting this horrible leader - we def won't be back. We asked for our money back and Dawn wouldn't refund us.

Came here for a dodgeball tournament and had a wonderful time! Mike Arrington did a great job…read morerunning everything. The staff (new to dodgeball) did a great job refereeing the game. The facilities are new and very nice. The basketball courts can even be divided up into four different courts with the dividers!

I enrolled my two kids here around August 2025 and my original experience was a little iffy, but…read morethey've definitely found their footing now. as an established business in a new area/building, I know there were a few things that needed to be ironed out. I heard a lot of mixed reviews originally, but I am so glad my kids stayed and stuck with this place. their teachers have really proved to be so patient and shown the care and consideration they have towards the young ones. my son loves gymnastics, but he's 3 and not the best listener. they have some established gymnasts as their teachers and they have been a delight to work with. my daughter, 9, has also very much enjoyed her time here & has made fantastic progress! highly recommend this facility for your children to really grow and learn! big shout-out to Kayla, Erin, Grey, Jada & Ari (I hope I spelled their names right) !

My daughter and I were thrilled when DGA relocated to their new Aldie/Arcola location - quite…read moreconvenient for us. They have a large, open viewing area and plenty of space. In addition, there are several class options and multiple times for all skill levels. (Important to note - if your gymnast is practicing at an intermediate or advanced level and does not wish to be on one of their teams - it is in your best interest to first ask if the coach assigned has the ability to properly and safely spot your child.) Also, DGA has an amazing presence at all DMV area meets (State and National ones too). Their Developmental (DP) and Xcel teams, both, are a force to be reckoned with - as this is a well established - fact in the gymnastics community. My daughter had been taking lessons and was really enjoying them until she took a fall. I specifically asked the coach ( who was not her regularly scheduled coach - the class assigned coach was on the gym floor just not, for whatever reason, teaching that class.) who brought her back to the waiting/viewing area what happened. I directly asked if my daughter's fall was her fault - was she being unsafe. The coach expressly told me no, my daughter was assigned a drill (in the previous class) that should not have been assigned. No further explanation was given. My daughter had explained to me what had transpired. My daughter was in pain - another coach (not affiliated with DGA) told me to take her to a specialist. No one at DGA reached out to see how she was feeling, no one even said we hope she feels better. The entire situation was completely ignored - this is not just unprofessional; it is also unkind and unempathetic. DGA is currently and actively working at becoming the number one power- house gymnastics facility in the DMV. They should, first and foremost, actively work on improving their coaches' communication skills, feigning compassion, and being committed to always implementing safety.

Let's Hajime...In life you have to Rei and respect the dojo. Although slated for basketball, Hoops…read morePlus transformed into a dojo. There was plenty of parking and handicap accessible. The staff were friendly and very knowledgeable of facilities. This was a great gathering of those Judokas to demonstrate their training. I truly enjoyed seeing the vast age ranges of competition. There was adequate dining area and light snacks and drinks could be purchased. It was a golden experience

Bottle filler is never working . . . The only thing the kids really need. Super hot for summer…read moretournaments- understandable Just make sure the bottle-filler is working.

Susan from your office, was fantabulous and supportive. Genuinely caring! Take good care of her!!read more

Great coaches and classes however their absence policy is impossible for a child who is out…read moremedically (i.e. surgery and recovery). Long story short, we paid for classes that were not able to be made-up according to their policy rules. Just not the best company when a family is in crisis. All about the money.

Wonderful facility and excellent coaching staff. Great location as well! Very solid training from…read morethis gym.

We absolutely love attending Apollo. The coaches are great and really push you to excel. 3 of my…read morekiddos are here and 2 on team. The gym space itself is very large and offers a variety of options for equipment to give the most students an opportunity to practice simultaneously. Other gyms we have attended in the past are small and our girls spent less time practicing and more time standing around waiting for a turn. .

The teachers are not that warm or attentive , my daughter was sitting for 10 minutes in a group…read more and no one was teaching her.

Very poor service . Staff is very rude and and scheduling make up classes is tough. I wish I can…read moregive negative . They may want to change staff