Horrible experience. No matter your skill level your tumbler will start at level 1. Your tumbler…read morewill get stuck at level 1 for an unknown amount of time, no matter how good they are. The coaches are rude and offer no feedback to the tumblers. They appear lazy and disengaged. You are NOT allowed to watch and will receive dirty looks and a phone call if you do. This place is a huge waste of money and will offer no growth when your tumbler is leveled down under their level despite doing skills near perfect, there is always a slight deduction they will notice. When you question them they get defensive and rude and will treat your tumbler with even more criticism. Horrible coaches, horrible system, horrible customer service. Please take your business somewhere else and do NOT allow your tumbler to be belittled and torn appear by them further diminishing their confidence.

Power has helped my little girl excel in cheer over all of our tumbling experience in Fresno. We're…read morevery thankful for all the coaches and staff. They give constructive criticism and allow the athletes to flourish at their pace.

We love tumbling here and have seen so much growth in my daughter skills! The coaches are amazing…read more The environment is safe and now that there are two locations. There's even more opportunities to tumble highly recommend if you're looking for a positive environment to develop tumbling skills.

We absolutely love iTumble! My daughter has been coming for a couple of years now, and she's…read morelearned so much. All the coaches are so kind and patient, and Coach Giselle has been amazing with Mikayla! The new location closer to home has been a huge plus too. We definitely recommend iTumble to anyone looking for tumbling classes or privates!

We came here for a birthday party and my kids loved it! Plus, they were exhausted afterwards which…read moremade for an easy bedtime. For the birthday, we basically had the place to ourselves for two hours. The venue set up tables in their party area and then you bring everything else; cake, drinks, and decorations. The staff set up gymnastics activities and games for the kids to play right as the party started. I believe they only offer party rentals on the weekends, as the week is filled with gymnastics practice and training. The children had access to pretty much everything in the gymnastics area. I was a little nervous because some of the items (balance beam & swinging bars) looked rather advanced for my six and three year-old, but we made it out alive. My daughter especially loved this and asked if she could come back. They do offer classes as well and I believe are open to the public for free play opportunities. We may have found my daughter's new obsession!

I had the pleasure of working with Coach Annie early in our coaching careers. Annie was a standout…read morecoach in our gym and gyms in the surrounding area. Her ability to empathize, encourage, and teach the athletes is something special to witness. Now that I have children of my own, I would not hesitate to have Annie coach them. I trust her completely to understand athletes' needs and coach them to achieve their goals. I've always appreciated her calm, cool, and collected demeanor on and off the mat. She knows when it's time to have fun (she's really good at that, too) and when it's time to get serious. It doesn't matter if you are considering starting gymnastics for the first time or are a seasoned pro; I'm sure this gym has a place for you to thrive.

As a mom, trusting someone with your child's safety in the water is a big deal. Head Coach Tyler…read morehas given me confidence and peace of mind. His patience with both the children and the parents, encouragement, and genuine care for every child create an environment where kids thrive and parents can breathe a little easier. Thank you, Tyler, for helping our kids build skills that could one day save their lives. We are incredibly grateful.

If I could give this place zero stars, I would. While the staff were initially friendly and…read moreattentive during the enrollment process, that level of professionalism quickly disappeared once classes began. As a first-time parent enrolling a child in swimming lessons, I expected clear guidance and basic support. Unfortunately, very little was explained on my child's first day, and when I sought clarification, I was met with dismissive and unhelpful responses. One staff member, Eileen, came across as sarcastic when answering questions and made me feel as though I was inconveniencing her simply by seeking information that should have been provided from the outset. Another incident was with a younger staff member at the front desk that appeared disengaged and does not care about what's going on around her, often ignoring customers who were trying to get assistance. On more than one occasion, she rolled her eyes when people attempted to get her attention, which I found highly unprofessional and discourteous. Overall, the customer service was disappointing. The contrast between the welcoming attitude shown during enrollment and the treatment received afterward was striking. Based on my experience, the staff's lack of communication, attentiveness, and professionalism significantly detracted from what should have been a positive experience.

The staff here are genuinely nice. I am new to the 'dance population'. My daughter has wanted to…read morejoin dance forever, and I suck as a mom, so I barely signed her up this past September. I'm so bummed I didn't start her sooner! She LOVES the class! Now, let me explain my little one. She is really active, loves all sports, hates all dresses. I don't think "girly" has ever been a word to describe my 9 year old daughter. Feisty? Yeah, that one I've heard a few times to describe her... ;) So, when she joined the hip hop class, on the first day I was a bit intimidated by the bling, mini shorts, and hot pink shirts the other girls were wearing, but the instructors do an amazing job of making the girls feel comfortable and have fun. The facility is organized, clean, and inexpensive! ($50 a month for one class) However, I understand dance 'can' get pretty expensive (just like any extracurricular activity), so, I can't speak in terms of the prices for the competition dance classes or costumes.

We love La Bella Dance! They do a great job working with your child and helping them learn the…read moredance moves and routine. My daughter is a beginning dancer so she was a little nervous starting but loves it after this years dance recital. They were very classy! Her instructor Taylor is great!! The owner seems very nice.

Our daughter has been asking us to start dance classes so we decided to start with an introductory…read moreclass at The Little Gym. We tried out their Jazzy Bugs/Giggle Toes class. The intro class was a very reasonable $20 onetime offer. The class was a full-hour of instructor led dance and gymnastic techniques. The first 30 minutes are spend in the dance room splitting the time between basic tapping and jazz skills. The second half hour is enjoyed on the gym side where the girls ran, crawled, jumped, climbed and played. One thing we recognized was the intention behind the curriculum and instruction. Every single team member was friendly and attentive. They made us feel very welcomed; so much so we signed up to continue classes weekly.

We've been coming here since 2023. We started our daughter when she was about 18 months old and…read moreit's been one of the best decisions we've made. The Little Gym has prepared her for so many little things in life such as getting off higher things safely by landing with two feet, how to hang and swing, and give her the confidence to play on any playground and go down all the slides without being afraid. She thinks she's just having fun but she's learning so much physically, emotionally, and socially. Thanks to the friendly and supportive staff.

The sweetest kids gym in the valley…read more We got the monthly pass for our daughter and it is SO worth it. We've done a couple classes but quite a few practice and plays and she loves it. My mom heart also loves that she has somewhere safe and clean and out of the valley heat to play her little heart out. The IOS app is a cinch: showing up, dropping in, canceling, rescheduling - it's amazingly easy. I appreciate how much love and care staff gives every child. Everyone is ready to put a smile on these babies faces and do their best to help out the struggling parents (myself included) haha! MyGym is the best choice we could have made for enrichment, socialization, and just pure fun!

08/12/2026 was my first official date of enrollment at MyGym. I was so excited and happy to start…read moreweekly classes. I was looking forward to enjoying more classes. However, I had a disappointing experience on the first day of class. I saw three staff members in the facility that day with two employees on the gym floor. None of the employees discussed the membership agreement or policies with me on the first day of class or asked me to sign a membership agreement. Typically, a membership agreement is customarily signed on the first day of class, usually before the class starts. On 08/03/2026, Coach Angie texted me to confirm enrollment and stated "We will go over our membership agreement with you on that date and go over all our policies as well:)." During circle time, Coach Angie skipped my child and had all the other kids say their names when introductions occurred. My child was not given an opportunity to tell the class his name. I was sitting in the circle but my child was ignored. A coach's responsibility is to keep track of all the kids in the class and ensure that every child is given an opportunity to say their name as every child present needs to be given a turn to say his or her name. It is part of their participation activity and important for learning turn taking. It is common sense for everyone to be introduced during circle time if the child is on the gym floor. It is a basic courtesy that all kids must get an opportunity to introduce themselves whether or not they are sitting in the circle or not. Coach Angie did not follow the best practice of "Hey, you over there, what's your name?" As a facilitator, it was her responsibility to at least attempt to ask my child his name once or twice. However, she did not make any attempts. The facilitator needs to acknowledge each child and let him know it is his turn. Coach Angie was aware that I was sitting in the circle, but she did not bother to look for my child even though he was right behind her. After circle time ended, I informed Coach Angie that she skipped my child and asked her to please ensure it does not happen again. Coach Angie did not apologize. The discussion lasted approximately for less than one minute (class is about one hour long). I then proceeded to send a text message to inform the owner, Jordan. I requested that Coach Angie receive training as she needs to work on creating an inclusive environment for kids. I also requested to pleasure make sure this does not happen again and to please make sure the issue is addressed at Tuesday's staff meeting. On the next day, 08/13/2026, Jordan sent a text message canceling my membership in retaliation for filing a complaint the day before and told me not to attend any future classes or events. Jordan chose not to give me a warning or a second chance or a notice of what policies and terms were violated. She did not offer me an opportunity to explain. Jordan also did not apologize. Jordan did not confirm whether staff will receive any training or not. Jordan stated she "received multiple reports from staff regarding interactions that have made them uncomfortable, and we also received concerns from other parents regarding the interaction that took place during last night's class." I was not given details about how there are "multiple reports from staff regarding interactions" since the discussion with Coach Angie was one interaction. I did speak with Coach Dorothy on 08/12/2026 and it was simply to ask her name and to thank her. I cannot imagine how this would have made her feel uncomfortable. I was not made aware of the "multiple interactions" as nothing was discussed with me over the phone, by e-mail or in-person by Jordan. Jordan never notified me orally or by text and did not call me to address any of these alleged "multiple interactions." I only heard of these "multiple interactions" after I filed a complaint. None of the parent's concerns were brought to my attention prior to filing the complaint. It is not possible to have made "multiple interactions" with staff as 08/12/2026 was my first day of class. It appears that Jordan has me confused with another individual. 08/12/2026 was also my first and only complaint to one staff member and the owner. When did the previous interactions occur? Why were those previous interactions never brought to my attention? What were the issues the previous interactions involved? How many parents in the class filed complaints due to this interaction? The text message states one parent and parents in another sentence. How do parents decide whether another parent is removed from MyGym? All of these questions are left answered. I followed up by texting Jordan to call me on 08/13/2026 and I also called and left a voicemail however MyGym Clovis did not reach out to contact me any further.

Ten stars for Reverent School of Movement! Thanks to their structured parkour curriculum and the…read morekinetic playground of open gym, we've witnessed an exponential spike in our daughter's confidence and self-esteem. The pedagogical approach here is sound. Coaches Emick, Gatlin, and Ian (and the others...) are phenomenal instructors. They have a knack for scaffolding complex movements, ensuring that the training is perfectly calibrated to her age and baseline ability. Rather than just letting the kids expend random kinetic energy, they actually teach the biomechanics of the sport--turning jumping over obstacles into a precise, calculated science! Furthermore, their organized camps and competitions are meticulously run, providing a fun and positive environment to test these newly acquired skill sets under pressure while maintaining a highly supportive atmosphere. If you're looking for a program that successfully synthesizes advanced proprioceptive development with fantastic psychosocial outcomes, I cannot recommend Reverent highly enough.

My kindergartener loved this camp. He usually gets bored at camps a couple days in, but not this…read moreone. I'd say it is his favorite that he's ever attended.

Lots of fun. The staff is so attentive and gracious. Would definitely recommend getting your…read morelittle ones involved here.

I love this gym for my little girl. She's been going for almost a year. Pre-gymnastics skills are…read morenot the only thing Little Gym offered her. My little girl has learned patience, how to wait in line, group participation, socialization, confidence, and many other things. We will definitely keep going and I highly recommend this gym.

Initially had second thoughts about putting our daughter into swim lessons (due to price), but I…read morecannot express how much we loved this place! Our daughter went from crying before class and during class, by her third lesson, she was already comfortable in the water. This is a well-oiled business and it shows! Of course, always pay attention to your kiddos while they swim, but my daughter and I both enjoyed every lesson!

My son went from being scared to get into the pool to jumping off the diving board in 3 lessons. By…read morethe last lesson he was swimming. So amazing. He loved both of his swim instructors. Better experience than expected. Can't wait for next year to start my daughter and have my son learn more.