I can only speak to the open play sessions (not actual classes), but this place is great. You can…read morebuy a pack of visits to get the visit down to $5, or pay $8/visit a la carte. This was such a fun play date location for my son to get his energy out on a cold day. I'm grateful for resources like this in the Spring Hill area!

If you like getting random emails of price increases 1-2 times a year, this is the place for you…read more The classes get bigger and you pay more... makes sense right NOT. I could understand price increases if the coach to athlete ratio got smaller but now you want me to pay more to have less attention on my kid. They know they are the only gymnastics place in Spring Hill, and they strong arm you into staying. The trip to Franklin or Columbia doesn't look so bad after the unapologetic, callous response I got from the front office person. The previous review was correct they think THEY ARE THE CUSTOMER.

Love this place! Just had my son's nerf battle birthday there and it was awesome x kids had the…read morebest time. Owner and staff and great, huge and convenient party room. Also took my 3 year old there once for open gym and loved it.

My boys love and respect Coach Eric. They are doing so well that we go to multiple classes per…read moreweek. We love MPact and the Melton family.

Such a fun and friendly atmosphere with great coaches! My daughter loves Universal Gymnastics and…read moreshe has grown so much with her gymnastics skills.

Extremely happy with the staff and program for my 18 month old daughter. Kaylee (not sure if im…read morespelling her name correctly) is amazing with kids and determined to teach kids new and exciting things gradually and safely! Great way to get your kids out to interact and utilize all of their energy!

This gymnastics center is huge. There are tons of mats, trampolines, climbing ropes, balance beams,…read moreclimbing wall and more. My granddaughter comes here for weekly lessons. The staff here is great. They provide great accommodations needed by my granddaughter. They have changing rooms for patrons. There is a set of bleachers for spectators. Also, they have a small playground outside where kid cans play before or after gymnastics practic

I really wanted to love ETC. It's a well established business here in Murfreesboro and I had high…read morehopes. However, after 2 years here I've seen little to no improvements in the areas that were concerning to me when we first started. I'll keep this short and to the point. Perhaps someone in charge will see it and take these issues to heart as I have had quite a few conversations with other parents expressing similar concerns: Pros: - Front office knows their job and is always able to answer questions quickly -Central location that is easy to get to - They offer a lot of extra events like Parent's Night Out, Dipper Camps, Ninja Clinics if you are interested in paying extra fees to participate. Cons: - Extremely limited parking - The building itself is way too small for the operation they are running. Students can't spread out and are often all clumped up and bumping into each other. -Class sizes are huge now (both gymnastics and ninja). My kids spend A LOT of time standing around waiting their turn. For nearly $200 dollars a month, it's maddening. -The coaches don't appear to make any connection with parents unless they know them personally - The viewing areas are jam packed, hot & stuffy, and generally uncomfortable. I can't for the life of me figure out why they don't at least have an oscillating fan upstairs. Nearly every mom I have ever chatted with there complains about how hot it is upstairs. There is limited seating up and downstairs so plan on standing if you can't arrive early. Getting in and out of the building is a nightmare with how jam packed it is. I don't know how this isn't a major fire hazard to be honest? -The building is so crowded in the late afternoon/evening hours that its extremely loud and often distracting for the younger ones. They have kids crammed in every corner of the gym so it's challenging for them to stay focused. -We have gone through quite a few coaches in our 2 years there. We've never been notified of a coach leaving or a new one being introduced. Some coaches have been wonderful, loving, and genuinely committed to properly teaching the sport. Others have seemed less than enthused, or even mildly annoyed to be there. I'll end here. I think you get the point. All in all- we wanted to love it. For what we pay- we SHOULD love it. At this point, I am actively looking for a better option for my kids even if that means we have a longer commute. Or maybe I'll get lucky and the continued growth of Murfreesboro will bring a new gym to town.

Not recommended. In my opinion, it is no longer about the kids under the new manager who seems to…read moreme to have a "God-complex" of his power over our children. His reaction to a little constructive critique over something as tiny as a t-shirt design was shocking to me and so unnecessary. I don't find aggressive and hostile behavior against a mother and customer of 4 years as appropriate, especially over a t-shirt design and asking you to please calm down. Escalating something so small is not good business and could have been handled much better, like stay out of discussions between moms and let them handle it. Then hurting the child to show control and power is beyond..."If you want [child name] to stay in this program, I believe you need to realize how you speak to the manager of this gym." He came at me for commenting in a group chat with moms about a new sweatshirt design, that I found the new gym one "unreadable and messy" and then me telling him he was creating unnecessary drama and making a huge deal out of nothing. It was bizarre. It's a shirt design! It was a light convo between some team moms working on a team spirit project. I cannot imagine having to question a decision about choreography, positions, or team placement with this man. I stayed out of all that. I just wanted input on a sweatshirt design I would buy for myself. He seems to think women don't have a voice and he can do as he pleases. Well. I do. Now I was told he threatened my 17 year old son his job if Mom won't pull negative reviews. Just more threats and power plays versus calming down and apologizing and leaving the child alone and out of it. Not a good place at this time in my opinion.

I wouldn't recommend the half year or HYPE program. This program has been a big disappointment…read more This is a beginner only and this wasn't expressed at the time of sign up and team placement. My athlete has said this was a waste of time which translates into a lot of wasted money and time. I have heard that the full teams are a different story with a different commitment from the athletes, parents and coaches. If you know what you want then don't do HYPE.

My 9 year old daughter has been attending here since October 2017. My daughter has suffered from…read moreanxiety for quite some time now. The owner and her coach have went above and beyond to help with this and pull her out of her shell. The coaches have brought a group of girls who vary largely in age, together as a sisterhood more than a team. I love the fact that the coaches have become more like family. The coaches take time to find each athletes strengths as well help them overcome their shortcomings. I am looking at enrolling my niece as well now so she can experience the family and joy of cheerleading my daughter has.

From the owner: Once originally named Southern Gymnastics and now has became All American Elite Gymnastics & Cheer…read more We are proud to sever our community with our program. The new owner Cathy Kiser has been coaching gymnastics for several years. She is USAG Jr. Olympic certified and a USAG certified Judge. Her dream was to own her own gym and with her husband being a United States Marine that dreamed seemed far away. Moving from Okinawa Japan where she coached for several years and began a USAG competitive program for our Military dependents. She was very grateful for the opportunity to make her dream a reality. Even though her family is stationed in Mississippi She lives in Pleasant View Tennessee where it was possible for her to make her dream a reality. With family plans to retire in the area this makes it easier for her to endure the separation from her family We have already taken the initiative to make several changes and improvements. We have added several different programs and are adding new equipment. We are looking forward to growing and working with our new community which already feels like home!