My kids said it was prison. Kids were yelled at and grabbed by the arm. Some kids got in trouble…read morefor not doing anything. I packed my kids a lunch and snack, (They don't like processed foods) but they weren't allowed to eat it because "it's not fair to the other kids". They were given a hamburger and they refused it. Apparently, this is common and people who have worked there or know of someone who has, can confirm this.

I normally am not one to leave reviews but I wanted to before someone enrolls their child in this…read morenot safe environment. Last month I enrolled my 2 year old son as I needed a childcare only for a few hours random times of the week as mine and my families work schedules contradicted. I had a tour, was told about safety protocols, meal schedules, and payment. I filled out paperwork re-iterating what the staff has told me and signed and payed the $200 enrollment fee. In this paperwork it included a blue form of people authorized to pick my child up, along with emergency contact information. The first day rolls around and I drop him off in the "voyagers 5" classroom. The staff did not really acknowledge me but I brushed it off and told him he was new to the class and asked where to put his stuff. They showed me and before leaving I told them that he has asthma and his inhaler with the instructions were left up front and he needs it if he starts wheezing or retracting. I picked him up a few hours later, I walked in and it was the same staff member, she again did not really acknowledge me but I got him and left. The next time I dropped him off I brought him to the same class, except there were different staff members this time. My son ran to the table and I stood around for a minute since the staff looked at me and didn't say anything. Once I realized they were not going to say anything I decided to approach them and ask if they knew my sons name. I could tell they were caught off guard and they said something along the lines of "Oh! No. What is his name?" I told them his name and explained he has asthma and his inhaler is up at the front. They said okay and I left. When I came to pick him up there was AGAIN different staff members in the class. I walked in and got him without a word or questioning from anybody. I made a mental note and passed this off of maybe there was some sort of staffing issue this day. The third day I dropped him off there was the original staff member in the room at both drop off and pick up so I did not look into this day. The forth and last day my son was enrolled here had a similar type of scenario again. When I went to drop him off there was a staff member I had never seen before in the class. Again I wasn't acknowledged so I asked if they knew my sons name. She did not. I then went over the same conversation previously and told him his name, tmedical, etc. I went up to the front desk and told them that this day my mom would be picking him up. They told me to give them her name and she would write it down and I was told they are in the process of organizing files so they did not know where my sons files were so a name would do, and that she would have to show an ID when she came in. This set off red flags because his files had my emergency contact information. When my mom came to pick him up she went in a few different classrooms because they had moved him. She finally found the room he was in and she walked in and grabbed him and left the facility. Not a single staff member asked who she was, to identify herself, her relationship to my child, or anything of the sort. I was horrified as I realized how deep this safety issue goes from different staff switching out of the classes, no one being ID'd or questioned and being able to escort themselves to any classroom the pleased (staff did not walk anybody to the classes). And that vital information like my phone number and name wasn't even accessible to anybody. I called the main office to let them know what happened and it was looped around just back to the receptionist at this location. At first she blew it off and asked why I did not bring this up right away,(which I did by questioning the staff), and then it turned to her asking my advice on what they could do to make me feel comfortable with him staying enrolled. I feel as if I should have to give my opinion on this major safety issue, and that at very minimum they should follow what they originally tell parents are done for safety (plus some). As for this location, walking down the halls everyday all you hear are kids screaming and crying not being comforted whatsoever. In his class there were a couple kids crying and we're being completely ignored by staff. This made me a bit sad because they did not try to comfort or even redirect the children at all. I don't know the qualifications or any of the staff in the classrooms but from what I saw at a glimpse they seemed as they did not get any proper training, and the kids were running around in a free for all, which can be overwhelming and overstimulating for some kids, again, these are two year olds. I wanted to include that just because it's something I observed.

My Gym is such a fun indoor activity for kids! The practice and plays are a perfect way for my son…read moreto let out energy climbing, jumping and exploring. It's $10 to drop in to a practice and play time if you're not a member. I personally find the memberships to be a bit expensive so love this option. You need to have grip socks, which they sell or you can bring your own. I love that they redo the set up of the gym each week so it's a new experience each time. The staff is super friendly and welcoming every time we visit!

We love mygym! We've been to a couple classes as well as a birthday party here and always have a…read moregreat time! Both boys have enjoyed it at varying ages from 6/7 months through 4 years old (so far!). Friendly, interactive staff, fun activities and lots to do/climb and jump on! Bummed they discontinued the private 'playdates' you could schedule with a few friends on the weekends! I understand it was a 'COVID' time thing, but would love to see it brought back!

Fun! The staff was helpful and courteous. Was a date night for me my husband just for funread more

Great! Our 8 year old loves going. He has weekly private lessons and they teach him so much!read more

Nice place. Well run. Clean. So many classes to choose from…read moreand it was busy for the hour I was there. Great day with my grandson.

Don't waste your money! Started my special-ed 8 year old daughter in beginner tumble class. The…read morebeginner class trained for months leading up to the "Showcase" performance only to be left with a HUGE disappointment. 95% of the children in the showcase were age 5-9 and 5% were 15-18 years old. My daughter was the only beginner placed with the top level experienced teenage performers because the title of the class was "Tumble" and the teenagers were "Tumble 90." Accuracy is accepting that she trained in beginner group and was placed in advance group for the performance. Talk about being made to feel demoralized by all the work she put in. She did do great as a beginner, that is not the point. Your website describes this advanced class well, as attached photo. She enjoyed watching the performers throughout the night but "great time" is fabrication and words that did not come out of my mouth. Hence this review. When we got home she asked why she was with the big kids whom had special dances and none of the kids that were in her class? She was made to feel shame even though she could not express through words how she was made to feel a way on performance day. I pulled management aside immediately after because it was a hugely obvious the disparity why they couldn't figure out a way to put her with all the other beginners, this is where she trained. Why don't we put 8 year olds in a high school basketballl game? Having to explain this situation and advocating for my child, followed with a response, that as a parent I am projecting on a manner of simple right vs. wrong, is a complete joke. Also, tickets for the family to attend needed to be purchased in advance, which we did. Tickets were not collected at the door and many families were let in the door without a ticket as speaking to and witnessing them walk through the door. My child slipped through the cracks when teachers made assignments for this performance day. Every beginner was with beginner groups. I am the ONLY complaint because my daughter was the ONLY beginner with the advance group. When addressed with the owner, unremorsefully replied "she grew up as a gymnast whom performed with older girls." Completely missed the point of SKILL LEVEL on a showcase day. I will never let my daughter to feel this way and take my $1500/year tuition elsewhere. I post this so future parents can be aware of the many hours spent of beginner practice prior to the showcase, to then have them thrown in a random slot for performance day. Please save your money and go to a gym whom can structure their teaching and classes to meet your child's needs for performance day!

The J is part of my silver sneakers program and here's the situation there. It's a lovely facility…read more New equipment, beautiful pool, tennis courts and pickleball. When snowbirds are here you can't really get into classes ( most are great) unless you set alarms for yourself and sign up a couple of days ahead. The place skews older and I although there are high school kids there in the afternoons it's not age diverse. Plus side is it's very forgiving and a great place to start weight lifting and more. There are paid programs for that and I think that would be worth it. I belong to a few other places so it's not a problem. I really like yin yoga there and trx . If this is going to be your main place you will be frustrated.

Okay... how did I NOT know this place existed?! That's…read moreexactly what I was thinking the first time I stepped foot onto the JCC. I discovered the Tucson Jewish Community Center after they hosted the Hot Cocoa Run 5K (hands down one of the funnest, most vendor-packed races I've ever done ), and let me tell you--walking into the JCC feels like stepping into a whole other world. This place is HUGE and has everything.They gifted a week pass in our swag bags from 5k and I fully leaned in--and I'm so glad I did. First off, the community + programming here is next level. I got to participate in pottery and ceramics classes (SO fun and surprisingly legit), and I love that they partner with local creatives and groups. It gives the whole place a collab, community-driven feel that I'm always looking for. On the fitness side--they're not playing around. I took multiple classes, and their cycle class (aka performance ride ) was actually really solid. Great energy, great programming. I also hit a strength-based class that delivered, and the gym floor itself is super clean, spacious, and not overcrowded (major win). The crowd is also refreshingly diverse in age, which I loved--it truly feels inclusive. And can we talk about the Cafe at the J... because YES. Tons of vegan options , actually flavorful, and super affordable. Not your typical "gym cafe" situation at all. Beyond that, this place is basically a mini campus--tennis, pools, art spaces, events, rentals, and even traditional Jewish baked goods (fresh bread, hello ). They also host a TON of events--like so many it's hard to keep up--so definitely check their calendar because there's always something happening. Overall, I'd absolutely go back. Whether you're going for fitness, arts, community events, or just to explore something new in Tucson--this place is a whole experience.

My Grand kids have been attending all 3 locations, for over 8 years!…read more We've been to multiple Birthday parties and Camps! I am so incredibly impressed by all of the management, coaches, well just all of them! Heart and Soul is the perfect name, they really care about your children! The commitment they ALL show is outstanding! I've been to many Recitals and Showcases, without a doubt, you'll see how hard they work, and work with your kiddos! Check them out, you won't be sorry!

The staff at this location is amazing! Always so friendly and positive and encouraging with the…read morekids! Highly recommend, my daughter loves it here! And they're so patient when she's nervous of trying something new. There is gymnastics as well as dance (tap, ballet, hip hop) and they offer combo classes.

Our son just started cadence and we are very happy with our decision. The staff are extremely…read morefriendly. I love all the cameras and daily updates it makes us feel very comfortable while away from our son. The meals are healthy and the activities are good for learning.

My family absolutely loves Push Ridge! The ladies are all so wonderful and loving to our two boys…read moreThe classes are very educational for my toddler and my little guy just enjoys being around the other babies. We get to see lots of photos and the boys being home art/holiday projects all the time. We love it there and you will too.