I don't recommend. I went to the "13 and up" open gym as a high school gymnast and my college level…read moresister and drove 1:30 away. I paid $25 for the non membership and my sister paid another $25. Online it never stated that we couldn't use regulation equipment. We were yelled at when walking up to equipment and were told we could only use little kid equipment meant for ages around 5-10. We were only there for 15 minutes. We did not enjoy our experience there and when talking about our concerns to an employee and they were difficult to communicate with. It was an unwelcoming environment with workers giving use looks and laughing at use when we tried using the equipment they provided. We were very disappointed and will not be coming back.

We've been going here about a year starting with the parent and me and graduated to the cubs…read moreprogram. I picked this gym after doing a trial at IGM gymstnastics (and we live very close to IGM) b/c my child liked this one better and seemed to connect with the coaches here. When we started, the coaches were very good. Slowly, they put some of the coaches that are either not good with kids or less experienced. I put our child in gymnastics this early not so he could be the next Olympian but for the 'discipline' and 'exercise.' I would appreciate if the coaches for the child program actually enjoys working with kids and understand kids. My child is far from perfect but the program has gone downhill a bit and that's making me think twice about paying close to $22/lesson.

This is a great gym for my daughter. She loves her team and the girls all look out for each other!read more

My daughter has been going for almost a year. She loves it....well most days. BUT on days when she…read moreis whining not to go...hey she's 8... Tags is flexible enough and allows.make up days with no hassles...wow! Their staff is so friendly and the coaches are excellent. That's why we keep going. Highly recommended

Unethical management! ZERO compassion for their employees…read morewellness. ZERO concern for the gymnasts health. They expect sick/contagious employees with doctors excuses to work. Too money hungry to care about the passionate HUMANS who are treated like machines. Very physically demanding and exposed to 100s of kids that carry germs yet refuse to consider their NEW employees may need to build immunity to MORE than just Covid AND prevent the spread. Are we aware that other illnesses exist in 2023? 1) Employees health and wellness should be a priority ESPECIALLY when working such a physically demanding job. 2) Most parents would appreciate coaches staying home if they are sick and contagious. I think their children's health matter more to them than a class being rescheduled. The paper pusher should retire, partake in anger management(voice angrily shaking during phone termination), and FOR THE LOVE OF GOD treat your current and FUTURE employees like humans. Especially when they give a 9HR NOTICE accompanied by an excuse from the emergency department. Thanks for the experience.

Great place!Clean and friendly environment and lots of different classes and camps for kids to…read moreenjoy.There a sitting area for parents which is fantastic! Irenea whose the owner is a darling and very helpful.Amanda is great at the front desk too!!

My 9 year old has been going here since she was 3. For everything....Open gym, summer camp,…read moreno-school days, sleepovers, birthday parties...she can't get enough of it and absolutely loves this place. They are awesome! She is now in competitive gymnastics but we have done everything here and it's always a great experience.

We came here for a kids birthday party. It was an interesting twist on the usual play space. Lots…read moreof stuff to climb on and run around on, plus they had some staff there helping the kids climb on things and help the parents keep an eye on things. The hosts of the party reserved the whole place, so we had it to ourselves, so I am not sure how rowdy it gets when there are more people there. After the energy was burned off, they had a table and chairs set up and the pizza, cake, and juice boxes were rolled out. We had a good time. There is also plenty of parking out front, too.

I was excited to try here: we used to go to Midwest Gymnastics and I assumed it would be similar. I…read morewas wrong. The spaces are so tiny and the obstacles are exactly what they provide in the $30 parks and rec classes (which we loved! But expected way more from an actual gymnastics place). Like a tunnel we already have in our basement, a tiny tumble mat, cones. It's also MASSIVELY overcrowded in the parent space like truly impossible to navigate. Sign up for the parks & rec classes if you want this vibe they're way better: cheaper, smaller classes & more space, and better teachers.

Kim is an excellent teacher who helps to achieve great results. I worked with her for over a year…read moreto rehab after a car accident. I learned so much about my body- how I move it, my alignment and my set-in patterns that were causing pain. She's a fun person that has had years of experience, and she brings a holistic, open-minded approach to pilates, as opposed to the dogmatic approach that can sometimes go with the territory. I'd highly recommend her.

Eagan Pilates is the best of the best in the Twin Cities. Kim is an amazing teacher who creates…read morespecialized classes for all walks of life. I have been taking classes with her for 6 years. She is, far and away, the most impressive Pilates instructor I have worked with. Pilates has especially helped relieve some chronic pain that I suffer due to repetitive use injuries (related to competitive gymnastics and diving in my youth). Kim is excellent at assessing bodies, their potential weaknesses and caters her class to each individuals' needs. Recently, I have been working with her for prenatal Pilates classes, and she is wonderful. She has great modifications and equipment to help accommodate pregnant mamas of all shapes and sizes.

We attended Circus Juventas' Blizzard show this week. I wasn't sure what to expect having only seen…read moreone Cirque du Soleil show. What I didn't expect this to be was a show put on by kids! WOW! Blizzard was a culmination of several Christmas stories using the setting of Santa's Workshop. Christmas play meets Cirque du Soleil. These kids are no joke! The acting, strength, and fearlessness of these kids is amazing! If you weren't sure it's worth going don't, go! Bring your family and support these talented kids. Looking forward to seeing more of these shows in the future.

Over the past 8 years, the summer performance of Circus Juventas has become part of our annual…read moretradition. It's amazing that kids are the performers - given the incredible feats of strength, discipline and flexibility. Tickets in advance are recommended. Over the 8 years, they've increased from $20 to $40. Tickets can be purchased online about a month in advance of the show. The big top is an amazing venue. Parking is a bit tricky so plan in advance. Extra bathrooms and porta potties are brought in for the events. Concessions and programs are available. The seats are bench with a cushioned pad. After a bit they are tough for the full performance. With intermission, it's a good three hour performance. We've always been blown away! Highly recommend and will continue to return.

My daughter has been going here for 10 years. They are wonderful and kind. They understand if your…read morechild tries other sports. My daughter has been coached by Britt for 2 years in Gold and Platinum. Britt has the ability to push my daughter, while making her laugh. Britt was a positive influence when competitions did not go as well as expected. Unfortunately, there have been communication errors with the office.

Dynamics keeps their class sizes small so that each child gets a lot of attention. New skills are…read moreintroduced each class, and all skills improve every session!