My 3 year old loves this place! I just started her about a month ago and now placed her in 2…read moreclasses per week. They let you do a trial class which is super convenient. The owners are super nice and one of them (Miss Kristen) is the coach for my daughter's classes. She is so patient with the kiddos and is able to control the classes well. My daughter has so much fun here! Parents are able to watch their kids on TVs in the waiting room area. I highly highly recommend this gym!

Misinformation on their website. Be cautious. Call to clarify about classes, times, and ages! The…read moreone coach we tried was less than pleasant, and not someone I would recommend around young children. Maybe this is just the NW location. Sad though because I was hopeful for the boys classes they had available.

I am extremely disappointed to have to write this review and i apologize for its length, but I…read morefeel it is important for other parents to be aware of serious concerns regarding safety, professionalism, and culture at this gym. One of the most alarming incidents involved Coach Kyra introducing a product called "Goodbye Stress" supplements to the athletes prior to a major competition. She spoke to the athletes and told them they would be taking it, and even showed them the product before confirming with parents. This supplement is clearly labeled for adult (18+) use and not recommended for children. It is also a relaxant, which could potentially impair coordination and reaction time--something that is extremely concerning in a sport where safety and precision are critical. This is not something that should ever be experimented with before a competition. While she later apologized, the damage to my trust in the gym's judgment and safety standards was already done. Additionally, Coach Kyra's behavior toward parents is inconsistent and often unprofessional. She is selective in who she treats respectfully. There are a handful of parents she is kind to, while others--including myself--are ignored entirely, without even a basic greeting. This creates an uncomfortable and unwelcoming environment. Basic courtesy should be a given, something as simple as a hello or acknowledgment. Especially in an environment where we are trusting you with our young children, a baseline level of respect and cordialness shouldn't feel optional. There have also been multiple inappropriate interactions with the athletes. In one instance, she shared a photo in a team group chat of an athlete falling, captioned "now that we can laugh about it." The image captured a moment that could have resulted in injury, and instead of addressing it appropriately, it led to the athletes laughing at the expense of another girl. This escalated into teasing that later had to be addressed by parents. Again, an apology followed--but the situation should never have occurred in the first place. Another deeply concerning moment involved a racially insensitive comment during what appeared to be a game with the athletes. Coach Kyra described one athlete (a Caucasian little girl) as "raw chicken" going into an imaginary oven, and another athlete (a African American little girl) as "burnt chicken" coming out. The girls audibly reacted, and one athlete became visibly upset. Coach Kyra attempted to backtrack by saying "no offense," but the comment was inappropriate and unacceptable. Overall, the culture at this gym feels unhealthy and, at times, toxic. There is a lack of professionalism, poor judgment, and behavior that does not align with what I would expect in a youth athletic environment. I have reported these concerns to USA Cheer and other appropriate channels. It is truly disappointing to have had this experience. Looking back, I now see similar concerns reflected in other reviews, and I wish I had paid closer attention beforehand. It may have saved my daughter and me from going through this.

Not clean, AT ALL! Teachers have NO IDEA what they're doing as business people, teachers, or…read morecoaching. Little alarm going off in the building, they dont turn it off, they actually don't know how to, and she said how it happens often. HELLO? This is like, ran down, almost falling apart, only 3 walls are actually painted, everything else is dry wall, or metal sheet panels. It is DISGUSTING in here, floors full of dirt, no actual seats, no carpet or whatever, they had to put a bunch of wood underneath here and put little cushion. The teacher is just standing there doing NOTHING other than telling them to make a pizza? No actual teaching is going on... This is completely run down. It's actually disgusting.

So far our daughter is head over heels for this place. Her teachers have been great with her and…read morefinding us afterwards to give us an update on her progress. The bathrooms could use more checks throughout the day to keep up the cleanliness with all the kids going in and out.

$112 monthly fee, one 55 minute class per week $65 one time…read moreregistration If you sign up for an additional class each week, there is a 15% discount *They offer one free class to try! Arizona Gymnastics looks a lil unassuming from the outside and then when you walk into the waiting/viewing area and see the gym, it's a lot bigger than it looks. There is a waiting/viewing area downstairs and upstairs to watch the kids behind the glass. The walls and ceilings are lined with trophies and banners. You can see the big kids in the back doing all their spins on the un even bars, backflips on the mats and twirls on the high beam. Made me realize oh this is a legit gymnastics school.Lols I've spoken to the owner Kristin a few times and she's very nice, she is also one of the coaches for the classes. It's been almost two months and my 6 year old still loves her gymnastics class. Her coach Christina is great and supportive. The first 20ish min of class they do a lot of strengthening moves and stretching. Then they focus on techniques. The last 5 minutes they play a game on the trampoline. I appreciate at the end, the coach takes a minute to talk to me about how my daughter is doing. I def recommend this school if your child is interested in gymnastics!

We joined Desert Lights last month and I have to say my daughter is absolutely obsessed. Everyone…read morehere is so nice, and the viewing balcony makes it easy to give her independence while still getting to enjoy watching her. I love their open floor plan, because the littles can always see "what the next thing is" which at least helps my daughter realize what she'll be able to (hopefully) do one day.

We drive all the way from the valley just to go here. Everywhere else we have gone is just a bunch…read moreof playing and is dirty! This place is PROFESSIONAL and CLEAN!! You can see why they have an Olympic medalist. They are an amazing gym for all ages and skill levels.

Our daughter Brooklyn started at Nuevoltion when she was about 2.5, and it's honestly been the best…read moreexperience. She's tried hip hop, ballet, tap, and a couple of the summer camps and has loved every single one. Her teachers (she's had Gabby and Angie, the owner) are both amazing with the kids, and Brooklyn always looks forward to class (it's the highlight of her week). The studio has a lot of options, the prices are reasonable, and the recital at the end of the year is super organized and fun to watch. We're really happy we found such a great dance studio so close to home. If you're looking for a new studio in Queen Creek, definitely give this one a try - you won't regret it!

This studio claims to be family friendly, but if you are not friends with one of the owners or one…read moreof the dance instructors, chances are you won't move forward. When an owner/instructor is hanging out at clubs, bars, going to Disneyland or trips with the same parents of dancers, and ironically those kids get all the opportunities to move up.......i call that a complete conflict of interest. There are some wholesome instructors, but no matter how good they are, if the favoritism continues it is clear the studio will not grow into what it could become. Word will travel about this behavior as the dance community is small in the area. I hope they get their stuff together because the potential is there.

This place is terrible. Instructors don't seem competent or have a gymnastics…read morebackground. I feel like I'm paying over $100 a month to watch my child run around a gym when the main goal was the have her start learning gymnastics. On top of that, I paused our membership and was told we were not allowed to use our two make up class and then was charged for the following month. Tell me how that makes sense? I'm going to have make up stacked up that we can't even use. I'm very displeased with our experience at this place and the lack of knowledge the employees have. They also literally never answer their phones and very few class choices and times. I would not recommend this place.

We love The Little Gym! It's not competitive gymnastics or anything but everyone there loves the…read morekiddos and they always have so much fun. Even my "nervous with new things" kiddo runs right in!

We have been at Arizona Sunrays (the 32nd st location) for 6 months and absolutely love it. The…read morecoaches are so patient and kind with my 5 year old. We love coming here!

Incredible facility. Looks to be a few years old…read more The staff and coaches are great with the kids: friendly, comforting and great educators in the sport of Gymnastics, Dance and Tumble.

Had my daughters 5th birthday party here. Everyone on staff was kind and helpful. The kids had a…read moreblast. Would definitely recommend having a party here. Bounce house, foam pits, obstacle course.

We have been coming to aspire for about 2 years and participating in swim and gymnastics. Every…read moreinstructor is so kind and patient with the kids. Such a great and welcoming environment. In a short amount of time I have seen so much growth in my kiddos with their swimming skills. Thank you aspire!