this is the Worst gym ever!!!!!! please do not attend here. My kids did not learn anything in this…read moregym. Very unprofessional.

The gym is awesome ....the instructors are great....you can watch your kids practice and the…read moretuition is reasonable. I drive about 50 minutes to come to this gym so my daughter can attend because it is the best gymnastics around. We have a few gymnastics centers very close by us but this place was recommended by a friend that's daughter attends and after visiting the other gyms and being treated like I was a big i combine everything to their day for trying to sign my daughter up I decided this was the right fit for us.

My 12 year old daughter has only had 2 private lessons for her backhand spring for cheerleading and…read morewe see MAJOR improvement. By her 5th lesson or sooner she will have this skill. She even wants to move on to her back tuck. They have helped her not just physically but mentally understand all the steps involved. Too bad I didn't know about them sooner. I spent six months with another gym that just made her do jumps over and over, but not strengthening the specific skills that she was lacking.

Love this place as the classes seem more personal than other places / often smaller class sizes,…read morethe instruction has been great and the staff at the front desk are always friendly.

Fantastic coaches that really care about the athletes! It is wonderful to find a place where you…read morecan start off at a recreation level and grow into competing Nationally- that is hard to find!

I have taken adult circus classes at In Flight on and off over the past 10 years. The program is…read moreserious and I was in the best shape of my life when I was going weekly. The owner is committed to both the gymnastics and circus programs and serving the community. The gymnastics kids are very competitive and many have gone on to compete as older gymnasts and have also come back to teach in the In Flight program.

I attended a birthday party at this facility; my review is not based in deep involvemement with the…read moregymnastics program or anything. However, my casual contact with this place was incredibly positive. My kids left this party absolutely glowing with joy on their little faces. My folks had me in a few gymnastics camps when I was a little - I remember the stern coaches who wouldn't let me do any of the fun stuff until I had perfected a boring old forward roll. It's apparently a different situation at the Tumbleweeds facility; they seem to be good at promoting the joy of the sport, and one look at the website seems to show a quite storied history of their activities. There is a massive wall of trophies in the main gym. Anyway, the birthday party was basically a monitored free-play in their spacious gym. Kids were allowed free reign of the balance beams, the trampolines, and the bar apparatus, all accompanied by a great soundtrack of clean jock jams. A clear favorite was the foam pit, used for safety while learning aerial maneuvers on the high bars. The kids were happily jumping into this pit for the entire hour or so. The more adventurous ones would hop up on the high beams and point their toes, make little hops and things. We later moved to the spacious party room, which was clean and well setup. The gym is located in the Conley Rec Center in the College Park neighborhood of Atlanta. This is just west of the airport, so you can see and hear the landing approaches from the parking lot. The place is a jem, and I just might come back. If one of your kids is invited to a party here, make sure to attend; it's pretty awesome.

College Park Tumbleweeds is an incredible gymnastics program! We drive all the way from Newnan,…read morebecause it is the best around. Most of the coaches have been Tumbleweeds, including the head coach, director and class coordinator. We would not go anywhere else! They run an exceptional and successful program!

They have supported me even when someone got hurt and came back happy and they have been supportive…read moreand they have supported me and my team I had been there since I was three and now I'm seven and I have been there for four years they are great

The coaches care about the children/ their mental health and happiness. Our daughter has thrived,…read moreand is excited to go 3 days/ wk wanting even more time!

I saw this gym had great reviews and my energetic 3yr old needed an outlet to learn how to do…read moresomersaults before she hurts herself. Coach K has been great- very patient yet stern in teaching proper form and letting my kid burn all the energy she needs. I bought a 3 month package and we are enjoying our experience so far. They also follow Covid protocols which makes me feel safe.

From the owner: We are a trusted, professional gymnastics studio taking children ages 18 months to adults and we…read moreare open for registration. Our gym setting is intimate, classes are personal, structured, safe and fun!

I truly admire the care and attentiveness given by the coaches and staff. They take the needed time…read moreto work with our children and their patience is to be admired.

Company closed due to inclement weather and a now the month is rolling over without the class day…read morebeing made up. Company is not offering a make up day unless the following month is paid. Which seems unfair being as though the missed class was outside of the control of either party. I'n my opinion an exception should be made to the "policy" to allow the child to make up her class even if the following months payment was not made. It makes you wonder is it about the money or the children. Outside of that little hiccup all has been well. Hopefully, there won't be a note bad weather to force the closing of the business.

Imagine a child's birthday party put together from pieces of lesser birthday parties. That will…read moregive you your first clue. I have some fond memories of gymnastics camp, you know, from my childhood. Being bookish and unathletic, none of it really stuck. But it sure was fun while it lasted. ITYK gathers up all of those preteen physical education memories into a neat box and serves it up as a nice, family-friendly package. Getting there is a little confusing though (check my pictures for the door). They occupy a spot in the Ralph McGill building that fronts the BeltLine, in a hidden corner suite that's not really visible from the parking lot. It's an intense parking lot, too - so on your first visit you'll just have to take the location on faith after you pay for your parking. Anyway, once you're in there, the space is really something. There's colorful gym equipment everywhere and friendy staff leading your class. The website describes a number of scheduled classes, including yoga for tots and some parent-friendly things, too. There are camps and some occasional drop-off events. So, this kid's party - there were maybe 20 four year olds there, and the time was structured like a semi-open free play. There were some prescribed group activities (giant-a** parachute anyone?), and some nice freer time where the staff was circulating around to ensure safety. The kids seemed thrilled to do all of the things. Good wholesome fun, you know? I think places like this are a great resource, especially when they are sensitive to the needs of parents. Sometimes the munchkins just need to burn off some energy, you know?

It's raining outside and I don't own a TV. What I do have is a little girl who is full of energy…read moreand does not want to hear my weather based excuses about why we can't go outside. A text message is received from a friend inviting us for "open play" at Intown Tumbling. I don't know what it is but anything is better than my current options. New diaper, some shoes and we are out the door. I pull in through the New Realm parking lot and find parking by driving to the end keeping New Realm on the right side of my car. Intown Tumbling is located at the end of the lot. If you walk up to the deck that is the entrance to telephone factory lofts the entrance to Intown is on your left. Now I find out what i have gotten myself and daughter into. Walking in I get excited with the assortment of things to climb, crawl, and jump on. A trampoline placed on one side of a foam wall with a pit of foam to land in looks especially fun. Unfortunately there will be no dive rolls for me, this is O time. I remind myself of my fatherly duties and take off O's shoes so she does not break the "no shoes on the blue mat" rule. Before her sock comes off she reacts to an imaginary race who's gun just went off in her head and sprints to what looks like an American Ninja course for a two year old. This level of activity is maintained for the next two hrs. Only short breaks when she come to sit by me demands water and a bite of her AB&J sandwich. $10 for 2 hrs, 3pm-5pm, of open play time here was well worth it. The bedtime after affect was priceless. She went to bed early and slept late. Hopefully this was not some training session that will create the ultra marathon runner of toddlers.