My 9-year-old daughter started private sessions with Francesca a month ago, and we've already seen…read morea remarkable transformation. Our child is in a pre-professional ballet program and has needed to heighten her arabesque, as well as become stronger and more stable in her turns -- especially as she prepares to compete in one of the most elite ballet competitions in the world. Most people assume flexibility is the key to ballet, but they don't know that strength is also a key component. The best dancers are as flexible as they are strong -- they go hand in hand. In four short weeks (with only one lesson a week), we've seen a noticeable difference in our child's arabesque as she's able to go significantly higher. Her balance has also gotten much stronger because of the work she's done with Francesca. Every week Francesca challenges our daughter with a variety of exercises to help her achieve her goals. This helps her to not become bored and keeps her motivated. Our child also likes that Francesca doesn't just tell her that everything she's doing is wonderful; she earns Francesca's "brava" and you can see her confidence grow every time Francesca does tell her she did a good job. Francesca pays the utmost attention to every detail as her client does every single rep of every single exercise she has them do, so they learn to do everything properly. Proper alignment and range of motion results in better results quicker. We are in awe of how much stronger our daughter has gotten in such a short amount of time, and with every session, we are so grateful for all the work Francesca does with her. The other thing to consider for your child (or yourself) is injury avoidance. Ballet is not easy on the joints, and our child is still growing. If she wants to dance for the rest of her life, she's going to need a body that can sustain that level of physicality. We know that by giving her time with Francesca to build her endurance, strength, and confidence, we are ultimately giving her the gift of a lifetime of movement and belief in what she is capable of. So whether it's for the love of your kid or the love of yourself, treat them to time with Francesca. It will be one of the best things you've ever done.

Francesca has been my trainer and also my daughter's rhythmic gymnastics coach for quite a while…read morenow. For my daughter she has been a mentor, the coach who took her from 0 to a level 6 rhythmic gymnast. She has a deeply knowledge on stretching and flexibility so results starting showing very fast. She is also my trainer, keeping me on track , improving my flexibility and my shape! I can't recommend her enough. With Francesca you will get a high end work out and you'll get results fast. She is not your average coach, very knowledgeable, positive personality, and very qualified

Coach Sara is upbeat and inspiring with the kids. Both our recreational gymnast and our competitive…read moregymnast enjoy working with Coach Sara to refine current skill and build foundational strength for the skills they are trying to achieve. Coach Sara approaches her work with safety in mind and also pushes kids to achieve when they are ready. Something unique about Coach Sara is her knowledge of the body, and how to build strength in the right ways when working towards back walkover, back handspring, etc. she does not cut corners for the sake of gaining skills. She plays the long term game. Lastly, the kids look forward to working with her every week!

Jumping Gym and Coach Sara was a wonderful find! My daughter was so eager to learn gymnastics but…read morewas a bit fearful. Sara really knew how to coax the best out of her and get her to overcome her fears. She assesses her students and really knows how to speak to kids. Sara helped my daughter master the splits and finally learn how to do that elusive cartwheel! FINALLY! Thank you Sara!

Coach Sara at Jumping Gym, brings an entire child gymnastics gym to our child care center every…read moreweek! Coach Sara is dedicated to teach a gymnastics program to our students ranging in ages 2-5 yrs old. Every week she implements an engaging gymnastic obstacle course, for our students to learn and accomplish. Coach Sara also utilizes early learning music and movement practices, to teach our youngest of learners. Thanks Coach Sara!

Coach Sara is very resourceful with the kids. She knows how to engage them in many ways. My kids…read morelove her. They have made a great improvement in their gymnastics and physical stamina since they've started a year ago. Coach Sara is punctual and responsible. We're very grateful to have her train our kids!

Huge fan of Zooga. We hosted our baby's 1st birthday here and it was a delightful experience. The…read morestaff and teachers are all so helpful, professional, and they made party planning a breeze. All the kids (and adults) had a great time and everything felt fun and EASY. Thank you so much to the Zooga crew for throwing us such a great party!

We had an amazing experience throwing our daughter's third birthday at Zooga! The teachers helped…read morewith every step, from set up through corralling a bunch of toddlers, through helping clean up at the end. I appreciated how the organized the activities and the kids all had a ton of fun (plus the adults could relax and catch up). Would highly recommend if you are looking for a kids birthday venue and excited to come back and take more classes.

I'm 47 and joined the adult classes, really enjoying it. The classes are small but the instructors…read moresuper helpful and the facilities first class with everything you need to learn all the way up to being a pro. In the first 3 weeks I learned to do a standing backflip so pretty excited, a great way to stay fit and keep up with the kids.

Unfortunately, our experience was extremely disappointing!…read moreOur family spent nearly two years at this gym. My son started at age 4 in recreational gymnastics and eventually moved into the Dynamite pre-team program. I'm sharing our experience because parents deserve transparency before making a major commitment of time and money. Over nearly two years, we observed poor communication, weak class structure, lack of professionalism, and little respect for parents' concerns. The coaching environment felt cold and impersonal. We rarely observed warmth, encouragement, or meaningful connection between coaches and children. The atmosphere felt transactional rather than supportive, which was especially disappointing in a program for young kids. Honestly, not seeing children smiling, laughing, or truly enjoying class felt strange. Communication was a major issue. Coaches were frequently changed without notice, and assistant coaches were often placed into lead roles despite premium pricing. Parents were not informed, and new coaches were never introduced to children or families. In nearly two years, we received no meaningful feedback about our son's progress, strengths, or weaknesses. We invested significant time and money, yet had almost no insight into his development. The biggest disappointment came after moving to the Dynamite pre-team program (1.5 hours, twice per week, approximately $880 every two months). At that price point, we expected a structured program with professional coaching and active instruction. Instead, a shocking amount of class time was spent: * waiting for turns * standing in lines * repeated water breaks * long transitions with minimal instruction Close to 30 minutes or more of class time appeared to be lost to waiting and transitions alone. We observed as many as six water breaks in a single class. Meanwhile, our son spent long periods sitting and waiting while the coach struggled to manage disruptive behavior from other children. Instead of learning and staying engaged, he became bored, discouraged, and unhappy. Most importantly, he stopped enjoying gymnastics. We raised concerns multiple times to the front desk regarding excessive downtime, poor class structure, lack of active coaching, and the program not matching expectations for the cost. Each time, I was told the head coach would contact us and that sitting and waiting was a normal part of gymnastics. He never contact me. However, paying premium fees for a program with this level of downtime was extremely difficult to justify. I was especially shocked when a coach approached me and said: "What do you want? Let it go. Leave him to us. We know what we are doing." That response was deeply concerning. As a parent, I am not going to blindly "leave it to them" when I have legitimate concerns about my 6-year-old child's experience, safety, and development. The head coach never contacted me, and there was no genuine effort to understand, address, or resolve the issues before allowing the situation to escalate. We were ignored until I personally confronted the coach after the sixth water break in a single class. There was virtually no management visibility and little meaningful oversight of coaching quality or class structure. In nearly two years, we never had real access to leadership. The head coach never introduced himself, we never even knew what he looked like, he never addressed our concerns directly, and he made no effort to understand our perspective. After raising legitimate concerns, our son was removed from the pre-team program. Instead of addressing the issues, the focus shifted to criticizing my communication after I became understandably frustrated. The email stated: "After reviewing recent interactions with our staff, we have made the decision that [my son's name] will no longer continue with the boys team program." Rather than listening to legitimate concerns from paying parents, management chose to dismiss us. What was even more concerning was the final response from the head coach: "You are not entitled to publish or distribute images or videos of other people's children or our staff." That statement spoke volumes. He seemed far more focused on controlling what parents can share than addressing serious concerns. Because I recorded the class! I am sharing this review because parents deserve to make informed decisions. Observe carefully, watch full classes, and ask direct questions. We were not expecting perfection. We were expecting professionalism, communication, and accountability. Today, our son is thriving at a different facility. He is happy, engaged, learning, and genuinely enjoying every minute. This experience taught us something important: sometimes it's not gymnastics. It's the environment and the coaching.

One of the greatest classes for toddler in Los Angeles! Lots of imagination, relaxing and fun! I…read morewish they had a location in the Valley. We really enjoyed the classes. A+ highly recommended for parents who want to spend quality time with they child.

I took my four year old daughter to a Saturday morning Kids Revolving class and we loved it…read more Tiffany is warm and kind and very very patient. The content in the class is lovely for all ages, she plays soothing music, offers exercise and play activities that engage both parent and child and there is a time for massaging your child at the end. The other moms were so sweet too. I invited my best friend along and she enjoyed it as well. Kids 2-6 would benefit from this. Great for working moms who can enjoy such a nice wknd activity together.

Creation Station is the best! We did a free intro class to make sure our daughter loved the class,…read moreand, when she finished the 45 minute class, she exclaimed "This is FUN! Can I come back?!" We signed up for ongoing classes on our way out. The teachers are all so patient and caring, and the classes are appropriately themed and paced for their respective age group. I also love the focus on encouraging children to say kind words and affirmations to themselves at the end of each class, along with getting a stamp and some glitter! The little shop outside the class room is super tempting, so it's a challenge to leave without buying something adorable. Thankfully the prices are all incredibly fair, and the owners are very honest about how you can buy ballet and tap shoes in sizes that will give your child the most use. (Thanks for the sock tip!) I was happy to support Creation Station by buying dance shoes for our daughter here instead of online, and, to my surprise, they were actually less expensive at Creation Station than they were on Amazon anyway! After reading tons of reviews on other dance studios, I was very happy with our choice to enroll our daughter here in ongoing classes. The prices are fair, the ongoing enrollment means you never have to worry about missing a sign up period and losing your spot in class, and they make booking makeup's a breeze!

My daughter had her first class today and she loved it. The teacher was so nice and patient. She…read moreloved it so much that I signed her up for the class.

My 4 year old goes to the Tuesday/Thursday parkour class and it's incredible. She very sensitive…read moreabout competitive structured sports, but she has a ton of energy she needs to get out. The parkour teachers create the warmest environment where they offer the kids different obstacles to try (with plenty of encouragement, support, and guidance). This allows the kids to feel brave and creative while building strength and balance. The class is extremely relaxed and the instructors are wonderfully tolerant of our wild children. Sometimes, after a long day, we'll walk into the parkour studio to find burning incense and live music - the healing environment needed by all. There's truly nothing better.

I enjoy coming to the studio because of a class called cardio Carnaval. The teacher Corey is so…read moremuch fun and makes you feel like you're at a club dancing rather than just working out. I live in the valley and drive all the way to the Westside just to take his class. Every Tuesday he brings a live DJ where you feel like you're having so much fun and you can get wild on the dance floor even though it's just a dance class.If you enjoy Reggaeton, dental and hip-hop make sure you try out his class! Even though it's a bit far for me to go there it's worth it for me to go because it's so much fun and you can get in shape!