The coaches at this gym are nurturing and effective and create opportunities for individualized…read moregrowth. This sport is competitive and demanding, but also there is room for lots of fun and close community fosters by the coaches. I highly recommend them for both recreational classes as well as upper level JO track rhythmic training. They take care to encourage athletes to care for their well being with opportunities for access to in-house occupational and physical therapy, classes with USAG national team staff and coaches, and they facilitate incredible experiences with world class and Olympic athletes to work on routines and skills.

Great results, very friendly coaches. Looking forward to the start of the new school yearread more

Switched our gymnast to MEGA 8 years ago and am grateful for the opportunities and experiences he…read morehas had being a part of this team.

Change the teacher Angie who is abusive to children. My mistake with these gymnastic schools is not…read moredoing my research because I want my daughter to stay active in her sport she is 11 yrs old doing gymnastics for almost 2 yrs and she is level 6 junior olympics. I tried this gym mega and her coach was very aggressive with the children she grabbed my daughter's face and forced her face to look at her. My wife and I confronted Angie at competition and she denied it at first until I told her we saw her which we did I told her this was the second time she violently grabbed my daughters face which made her feel uncomfortable. I gave her the benefit of the doubt and asked her not to do it again. Can you believe the next day the owner kicked my daughter out without getting our side, so when the owner got the true story then he wanted to apologize and say he handled it wrong and would my daughter want to come back. I asked my daughter she said no because they already singled her out. I told Lavon the owner absolutely not we will not be back not after the way they made my princess feel.i wanted to press charges which the police said it was in my right but my daughter being the forgiving person she is said to let it go. I say that to say we are paying these schools for a service and we are helping pay their salaries, in no way shape or form should a child have an encounter with an adult like this. My opinion stay far away from mega in Millis unless you want your kids mistreated by this short tempered unprofessional lying lady.

Space. This place is simply waaaaay too small to accommodate the amount of kids there. Went for a…read morevisit before signing up my little one. All of the parents complained about the same thing before bothering to sign her up (I figured there were other rooms or something she'd go to). Staff are all very kind, awesome and engaged. However, kindness doesn't make up for the lack of space for kids to really be able to tumble.

Unfortunately, will not return my child to this gymnastics establishment. It is not very clean and…read morequite frankly smells as you go in and sit waiting for your child. One restroom for the girls and it is not kept up. The space is uncomfortable and very crowded when you wait for your child's class. I will not get into specifics on all the reasons I pulled my child out of the class, but I will say cleanliness was the main reason. I asked for a partial refund and clearly didn't want a full refund as my child did attend some of the classes. I was met with emails from the owner on how following policy I should not get a refund. She emailed way too personally on how I should not give a negative review and how it would hurt her business. Again, I will not go into details, but feel that she should have given me a "partial" refund on the classes now missed and under the circumstances, not follow her policy. She sent me a $30 sign up fee and returned it to me only. No partial refund and I tore up her check as I feel on principal as I should have received what I asked for which was not a lot of money at all. I was given feedback from Tumble Kids on how cleanliness is a priority for them and how many times they clean etc. If they indeed do that, how come the lobby stinks? Come on! I was told it's because it is a gym and gyms smell. Seriously? I have been to many gyms with sweaty adults and the gym does not smell! Even the doors coming in are full of grimy hand prints. Windex them! Deodorize the lobby. The play area for little kids looks like you will catch something. Like a grimy daycare. I will never be back, will never recommend and shame on Tumble kids for not giving a partial refund under the circumstances. I am being very kind in my review for not mentioning more as my intention is not to hurt any business but bring awareness of any customer paying for services and not getting a clean environment. I will add that the teachers are nice and the kids do enjoy the gymnastic part of it. But in all reality, the gym is way too small to accommodate the amount of kids they have in the gym at one time. Each teacher tries to organize her group and teach among other kids jumping around them in other classes. The space is not big enough and Tumble kids ought to look for a space that is and clean it like they should. Even though they CLAIM they do!! : / Sure!

Great place. We checked out few places before sending my 5 yr old daughter here…read more There are 5 students in her class with 2 instructors my fav part is they have a seating area for parents with big windows to watch the kids exercise

Once you get ur kid into the floor all is ok. But so disorganized in the front. Parents have no…read moreidea where to go for what class, standing around with no where to go and no information. Peeps behind desk are just talking amongst them selves and kid coaches are rambling amongst them selves as well pretty much ignoring the kids around them. Is there a sign in? No clue. Rules are must have masks on, it half the staff is not wearing a mask for covid... this is annoying. Also bay doors are to be open for circulation for covid but are usually closed. Again annoying. Common staff, let's get organized and keep this safe for our kids.

Our daughter, and our family, has had a wonderful experience at Donoma. From grade school classes…read moreto the full team experience, our daughter has loved every minute of her time at Donoma and we can't wait to watch her continue to thrive in such a supportive environment!

My son had a very good experience. Lindsey taught a small class of boys, and she was very nice and…read moreher instruction was excellent. The other teachers were good too. My son grew a lot in agility, strength, and balance. The class was fun as well, and he enjoyed interacting with the other kids in the class. He really looked forward to the class, and it was a great experience for him. I highly recommend Donoma.

When my kids first started out 6-7 years ago this was the first gym we tried. It was great. After a…read morecouple of sessions we bounced around to about 3-4 different gyms in the local area strictly based on price. As my girls got older they became more and more interested in competitive gymnastics and we came back here but the prices we thought were still a little high. So we went with another gym, for our first year of competitive gymnastics. Big mistake. They didn't really learn anything and was taught by older children which was a joke. I made them finish out the season. I came back to Gym Street and was welcomed with open arms as if it was my first time here. I explained what my concerns were and Charlie (who is awesome) addressed all of my concerns and than looked up my children's scores online. (That's when I found out 3 of the 6 meets my kids entered weren't even counted) Charlie explained that my kids would be working with a coaching staff that went college for gymnastics. I have noticed a HUGE difference in the skills my children have been able to add. If your serious about putting your child in competitive gymnastics Please talk to Charlie. As for price Gym St was $20 more per month but it's well worth it. Several other gyms will nickle and dime you and end up being more than you were originally told. Gymstreet is very upfront about all cost. They an excellent communication systems. I could go on and on about this place. PS It is the largest and cleanest, state of the art Gym in MA hands down.

They only pay attention to the ones they deem as talented, the rest do some minor moves while the…read moreinstructors feed the egos of a few

The coaches have been great with our kids! We are very impressed with how much they have learned…read morethis semester.

I tried an adult gymnastics class at this location, and my trial was sort of a mixed bag…read more Starting with registration, the website mentioned the class was full but that drop-ins were possible, so I reached out about it. They were able to accommodate me which was great, and I paid my fee and got the paperwork filled out. (The paperwork was 100% as if I was a parent filling it out for my child. Kind of weird, but not the worst so I just moved on). When I showed up (maybe 10 mins early), there was no one there to greet me. The whole place was full of kids and I didn't see any adults, so I started to worry that I showed up on the wrong day or time, but once the class time officially started, I saw a group of people who were warming up on trampolines. Since I wasn't greeted and there wasn't anyone who was clearly in charge, I assumed class started. I interrupted two people who looked like they may work there, and they said the class had started - and I could go join the others. They gave me some simple instructions on how to warm up and then I was on my own. The class itself was most enjoyable because of the other attendees. They realized that I wasn't sure what to do and they helped me figure things out. The coach was less helpful and I felt very out of place- she never introduced herself to me, or to the other members of the class. I did pay $40 for the class, so I expected at least a greeting and maybe a little bit of guidance on how to work my way into things. The class does have a lot of different workouts and combination of floor exercise and bars, balance beam, etc. so I did feel like I had a decent workout and learned a little bit about gymnastics. Personally, I felt that the experience was fine, but I wasn't overly impressed with my first time, so I decided it wouldn't be a fit for a regular weekly class.