I love this gym my daughter has being going here since she was 11months old and now is 11!read more

The place is here solely for the purpose of providing the love of gymnastics to every child , at…read moreany level. Parent and tot to High performance !

They never answer their phone! Nor return email inquires. I was interested in booking my daughter's…read morebirthday party but they don't seem to want to get back to me.

Very professional staff with an excellent facility. My kid really enjoys this place a lotread more

An amazing training center in PoCo for the sports of All Star Cheer & Tumbling. Home of the…read moreVancouver All Stars. Offering various Birthday Party packages for Fri, Sat & Sundays. Great staff and knowledgeable instructors.

Had my daughters 4th birthday here and the 20 kids had a blast!…read more The birthday package was very reasonable and they had 2 workers tending to the kids, teaching them cheer tricks. They went from one station to another which kept the kids intrigued. If you're looking for a cheaper birthday option, this place is great!! They give you 2hrs plus 15mins to set up And they clean the mess!

Way cooler than Clown College, Vancouver Circus School teaches people of all ages and abilities…read more(and flexibilities) the arts of juggling, trampoline, aerial silks, trapeze, acrobatics, hoops, and more. It's been many years since I have done a back bend, but when the opportunity came up to join one of the regularly scheduled Intro to Circus classes, I jumped on it. For joy. I might ache a wee bit now, but had a ball. After a good warm-up and stretch, our class included segments on juggling (including the fluid art of contact juggling - not so much from me, but the instructor was amazing - "Lots of lonely Friday nights," he joked), trampoline, and aerial silks. My favourite part was learning how to make a little cocoon out of the silk - a long piece of fabric that hangs from the ceiling - and spin it around. The owner of the school is an acrobatic/artistic coach for Cirque Du Soleil and the instructors are all working coaches and performers themselves. They've created a happy, airy facility in the River Market with lots of natural light and views over the Fraser River. It was bustling on the night I went - everywhere you looked, someone was doing something amazing: tumbling and flipping across the floor, wrapping themselves around a silk and/or a partner up close to the ceiling, elegantly writhing through the hoops. If you're curious or just want to watch, the troupe gives a free 15-minute performance every Saturday afternoon at the school. As for me, I'm definitely going back for more (hello, I have a Circus School in my 'hood!). The circus beats boring old yoga any day.

My friend texted me saying she bought a Groupon for circus school. I texted back, "WTF."After…read morechecking out the actual Groupon description, my WTF moment softened as I was immediately drawn to Aerial Silks. Which girl doesn't dream of doing something so graceful, especially in the air! The school is located in the River Market in New Westminster, a kind of a new concept culinary destination slash community arts gathering place. It's located on the 2nd floor, right on top of Donald's Market. A great grocery store to get your smoothie fix or power bar when you get hungry. Our Groupon included 3 thirty minute sessions. I started off in Acrobalance, which is floor exercises. We were taught somersaults, shoulder roll, and eventually progressed up to headstand. The instructors are great at easing students with little or no experience into having fun with learning these new skills. Next up was Aerial Silk (what I had been looking forward to!) It was actually surprisingly difficult to accomplish a task that looked relatively simple. Glancing over at the more seasoned acrobats, our group definitely felt a new-found respect for circus performers. Last up, we got to try Trampoline. What can I say? We were bouncing up and down - how could that not be fun? Other stations we didn't get to experience were the Trapeze and Aerial Hoop. All in all, Vancouver Circus School is a great place for everyone. It's an environment that fosters kids to gain confidence and learn new skills. At the same time it's for experience junkies who like to try everything once. And it's great for those who are looking for a fun, recreational way to keep fit. Because really now... would you rather do reps at the gym or bounce on a trampoline?!

After several years at another club, I began group personal training with Adam Wilson. The best…read moredecision ever! He is incredibly experienced, knowledgeable and creative in the way he designs our workouts. I especially appreciate his attention to our specific limitations, maintaining proper form and ongoing progress. He makes each workout challenging, interesting and fun! I definitely see changes in my flexibility, strength and endurance. It is so amazing to work with someone who actually cares and knows what is needed! Thanks Adam!

I live in the area so I was looking for a gym to train at and I'm so glad I found Gravity lab! I…read moreWent for a free class and everyone is so encouraging and friendly. :) they seem to offer a variety of classes from gymnastics to powerlifting. If you sign up, there's also a really cool app where you can book your classes, chat in the community tab, and track your progress. I would highly recommend Gravity Lab to everyone!

Excel Martial Arts has had a powerful positive impact on my son's life! 5yrs now and soon to be a…read moreblack belt! Highly recommend!

This is a very good martial arts experience for kids here. Autism friendly. Affordable. And they…read morepick up kids after school.