Unhealthy and out of shape "coaches". Not the example I want for my kids. Be careful when you…read moredrop, they will scam an extra payment out of you. Cheap and petty.

Great programs, wonderful coaches and great communication between staff and parents. They also…read moreprovide lots of recreational curricular activities for the girls to have fun!

My daughter did gymnastics here for three years and loved it. One of the things she misses most…read moresince we moved out of state. Serious but still supportive and fun for the kids.

From the owner: We present gymnastics in a safe, fun environment that encourages self confidence and self…read moreexpression.

I have been going to Gymsport for 2 years now. I then started working here about a year ago, I have…read moreonly good things to say about this place. Would recommend to anybody for classes, parties, and so much more.

I found this place to be super popular in the area but not fantastic. The group lessons were more…read moreabout jumping on trampolines and inflatables vs really learning how to stunt and do gymnastics. The foam pit is flaky and your kid will come home with microfibers all over them. If you just want the kids to burn some steam, it's fun.

Please note: Zelda is a nickname…read more Unfortunately, I dealt with Kim and PGC for far longer than I should of! It's a shame that a gym (or more so those running a gym) can actually make a child lose interest in a sport they once loved. I'm not a keyboard warrior just a parent watching out for my child and other unsuspecting families.

Pittsburgh Gymnastics Club, LLC reviews…read more I was forced post to websites of the gyms affiliates and workers because I felt the need to defend myself as Kim, the owner, under handedly blocked me from the group page and emails. None of what I posted was "nasty" as the owner rebutted.The statements were a true representation of what happened. I feel like people need to know what type of business owner you are. What type of business owner of a gymnastics class bans parents from seeing their kids in action especially being new and being the one paying. I come from far away to attend this little gym in Braddock, but now understand I was expected to go away and not watch my child. Where did you expect me to go for 1 hour 2 days per week?? Maybe the kids should come in snowsuits for gymnastics if you're so worried about the coaches touching a little sweat. This gym and owner is unprofessional when dealing with the public. My daughter had a midriff top on as part of her gymnastics outfit. It was the 1st time she wore it. I've seen other kids with backs and stomachs out before; and we are new or were new to gymnastics! I didn't know it was against dress policy, as I'm educated, not illiterate, and would not have put it on her if I had known. The instructor Sam told us she couldn't wear it again and I understood that. Then Sam ran and told the boss as soon as she got there for her to then reinforce it. Again I'm not illiterate or uneducated; I got it the 1st time! They demanded my 9 year old, who hasn't a trace of protruding body parts, put on a shirt with less than 30 min. of class left. Upset my daughter tremendously! Instead of Kim, the owner making it more of a safety issue which I would have understood, she told me my 9 year olds sweat was GROSS! Yes she used the word GROSS! Are the faces, necks, arms, and legs of the children GROSS and part of a safety and sanitation issue you posted about on facebook? Because they are all exposed and get sweaty, touch the coaches, and equipment too. Maybe your in the wrong business!!! Maybe tbe kids should come in snowsuits if the coaches and owner are worried about touching the kids sweat. Again GROSS would not be the professional thing to say to a parent. That offended me tremendously and I made the decision to pull my daughter out of that gym. Then Kim rudely blocked me from commenting on the situation via email and facebook, after she posted a very offensive and UNPROFESSIONAL facebook post stating me and my 9 year old rolled our eyes, charging me for a shirt, and something about what my mama didn't teach me.... what is this high school? I should not be receiving any farther charges after 6/20/17 as my daughter used her own shirt. Who talks about a child as an adult and owner of a business that supposed to love and serve children?! Speaking of rolling eyes I witnessed teacher Sam roll her eyes and curl her lip at a student named Savanah just because she had to redirect her a couple of times. If you brought your kids to a practitioner to be treated, which is what I do, you would not like it either if I used slang/unprofessional terms such as GROSS; to describe a certain condition when treating your children. Learn from this situation and the loss of a new customer/client! Please, please learn to be professional if you plan to be open for any amount of time.

Excellent team of instructors. My granddaughter was so nervous but learned to be her best and…read moreovercome her fears of walking beams Her cartwheels and flips are phenomenal. The team of instructors will take Perfect Ten to a whole new level of challenges and success.

My niece goes here and WOW! What a gymnist she is. She's been to several gyms before ending up with…read morethis one, and they are by far the most affordable, and she has learnt the most from this gym. I've taken their adult class this passing Monday. I still had acrobat knowledge from my youth, (front walkovers, back walkovers, back handsprings). But they teach old farts my age who start from scratch on Monday night. The class ranged from very good, to totally crap. Either way, it's a brilliant workout and I had a blast! Tho I did have a mishap. In a spot for my first back handspring in 10 years, my leg came around and kicked the trainer right in the nose. She took it like a champ! I felt horrible, and she stood up with a smile. Don't know how... cause I know that hurt! This is a competitive gym, so if you take your child here early, in a few years she/he can be competeting. And the trainers are very nice people. Their very good to the kids! My niece loves them all!

I cannot explain enough how much I adore this place. The people that work there are incredible. The…read moreskills my little one has learned, she would have never learned elsewhere. They are patient, kind, energetic and truly love their jobs. My little one is obsessed with Miss Maureen and she is always so patient with her, even on those moody threenager days. We've been going here since she was 15 months old and won't stop unless she looses interest.

I went here when I was younger. The staff was super nice and supportive of everyone. It also wasn't…read moreto competitive and was more focused on learning basic skills, which I liked. One time my mom was running late and the staff was so nice and let me stay in the building until she came. Unfortunately, I had to leave this place when I was 12 because I aged out. I highly recommend this place for anyone who is looking for a good gymnastics studio. It's great! ;)

Fun place for kids and adults. Many fun activities plus it's good exercise that wears out the kids!…read moreHighly recommended. My kids can't wait to return soon. Great place for birthday parties.

My daughter loves coming here every week. She is almost 2 so it does take a little while to see…read moreprogress with the different obstacles but we are definitely starting to see an improvement in her coordination and it teaches them sharing, taking turns, patience,etc. Our teacher Susan is wonderful. We just signed up for the Spring classes and look forward to going every week. Thanks Gymkhana!!

It is good if you want to pay for your kids to run around having fun. There has to be an inside…read moreplayground type venue that is cheaper. I find the instruction to be minimal. The instructors demonstrate a new skill/task once and often fail to observe the child when attempting to duplicate task because there are more children than the assigned instructor can adequately supervised. Hence, many of the children never achieve the correct form. Moreover, the instructors lack enthusiasm that I think is essential to stimulating young children. Furthermore, there are no articulated outcomes and when I inquired of the same I was rebuffed with agitation. The financial obligation is not worth the 'playground' atmosphere. My goal is to expose my children to a variety of experiences in an attempt to identify their interest before concentrating on one/two particular interest. Although I do not expect my children to become Olympians, but I do expect structure, proper instruction and identifiable outcomes. To that end, if you are okay with paying for your child(ren) to spend an hour at an indoor playground then Gymkhana is the place for you and your little ones!

This place is amazing! The teachers are all so patient and my 3 year loves going and learning new…read moreskills while running around and playing with her friends.

Our toddler had a blast here! We signed up for the first free class, and it was great to watch her…read moreexplore with kids her own age in a safe and friendly environment, we can't wait to return!

My daughter loves going to gymnastics, so I am continuing her lessons. I enjoy the friendly parents…read moreI see week to week.

Would not recommend to ANYONE that is not interested in competitive gymnastics or cheerleading…read more Signed my 6 year old daughter up for her first year of recreational gymnastics...cannot watch her class, cancelled two classes that I paid for WITHOUT providing advance notice. When it occurred the second time, I made a comment and the girl working said "Well, it's not MY fault!" During my daughter's gymnastics classes the instructors are bored and playing on their phones, or are busy watching the girls that are involved in the competitive side practice. The younger girls just get shuffled around the gym to stay out of the way of the bigger girls that are practicing for competitive. Wouldn't go back there for anything. Will pay the extra $75 to get my daughter into a quality gym that values all of their students, not just the ones that are winning the trophies.