My 4 yrs old and his 2 cousins go there. Love the place! Definitely got the money worth. They also…read morehave nice camp sessions!

I recently had a terrible experience at this facility with my daughter. After reading similar…read morereviews, I realize this was not an isolated incident. My daughter has attended several classes here, and she has complained to me about the constant switching of coaches, which has made her feel uncomfortable. At her age, she wants to have some familiarity with her coach and build a relationship with them. Completely understandable. The coaches appear to be young, with some being attentive while others seem disengaged, even using their phones during her class. This is understandable to some degree with teenage coaches, but the lack of proper management is alarming. Initially, I wasn't sure who the manager was, and when I asked to speak to one, I was told she was unavailable, handling something in the office. I politely waited, but after about 20 minutes, she never came out, so I had to leave. I was given the manager's name, Charisse, but she appeared to be laughing and joking with others while I was waiting, making no effort to address my concerns and come out to speak with me. The worst and most unprofessional part was during my next (and last) visit, when I made a point to speak with the manager, Charisse. She demanded I speak with her outside, for reasons unknown (maybe to avoid being in front of other parents). She was incredibly rude and unprofessional, refusing to listen to the concerns my daughter had the courage to bring up. Instead, she mocked me and belittled my daughter's skillset, claiming that if she didn't like the coaching changes, she should look elsewhere because they didn't need our business. I was shocked by this situation. I strongly urge all parents to reconsider entrusting their children to this poorly managed establishment. As Charisse advised, please look elsewhere - this organization does not need YOUR business. (This happened a while ago but held off on posting a review in hopes of improvement.) I also know of a ton of families who have switched gyms for similar situations. Management needs to address the unprofessionalism of this manager and begin to have a more routine coaching schedule for the gymnasts to feel comfortable.

This is the worst place ever. My daughter fractured her finger and the teacher said it is nothing,…read moreshe got scared. This made me to seek medical care slower. I know, i should not have trusted them. I also have been trying to talk about my daughter progress for weeks. They are not agreeing to give feedback. Front desk lady is super rude and she just wants to argue about anything and everything. The only reason for us to continue is the location. I am already looking into alternatives. They dont care about kids at all...

I go there and I have learned more than I thought I could. The teachers are always nice and spot…read moreyou if you need help doing something difficult. There are lots to learn even though it's far from where I live.

My daughter had her 10th Birthday party there. Emily did a fantastic job! Everybody had so much…read morefun. Thank you so much.

No make up class of you miss it. They still charge you when they are closed for construction. No…read morefacility to autpay every month but you pay a penalty if you miss payment even by a day. Smelly rooms. Instructor not good. Keeps ignoring my kid. Endless list of annoying issues

My kids go to Rally's newest San Carlos location on Laurel Street. SO LUCKY…read more It's a whole vibe at Rally, building confidence and character, beyond the usual flips and tumbles. The coaches here are into child development and so good at balancing fun and discipline. They know when to laugh with the kids and when to be like, "Alright, time to nail those flamingo trots on that beam." The atmosphere is warm and supportive. They make the kids feel good about progress. My kid didn't stick the cartwheel at first, but they were so hyped about his progress it got him trying unfazed. Coach Lisa, the owner, is amazing with my younger one. She keeps him pumped, challenged, and giggling. Plus, the place is surprisingly clean for a kids gym. We love our experience at Rally, knowing our kids are always having a blast and developing real skills that go beyond the mat.

We hosted my daughter's birthday party here, and it will be hard to ever top the experience…read more Everything is included, and I mean everything. My daughter and her friends had a great time tumbling, climbing, swinging, and eating cupcakes and pizza. The best part was that I didn't have to do anything and was able to watch the fun and socialize with the other parents. Thank you Coach Lisa and Coach Russell!! My daughter also takes classes here. Lisa and her team are very thoughtful and intentional with how they teach and program, giving the kids such a positive and enriching experience.

Love this gym! We…read moretransferred here from Peninsula Gymnastics after a terrible experience and have absolutely no regrets! My daughter loves her class, and her coaches do a fantastic job with her. I love that they genuinely care about each gymnast and pay attention to their individual skill set to help them grow and build confidence. The gym is comfortable for parents to sit and watch. It's also air conditioned and doesn't reek of sweaty feet like the other gym! The families we've met are all incredibly kind, and the sense of community here is something that should definitely be considered when searching for a gym for your kiddos. Highly recommend!

Accel Gymnastics is fantastic! My daughters (5 and 4 years old) have been going to Accel for the…read morepast 6 months and they love it. Accel does a tremendous job of establishing foundational skills while also ensuring the kids are having fun. I really appreciate the instructor to kid ratio as it ensures that my kids never feel forgotten. I've also observed substantial improvement in my daughters' flexibility, balance, and confidence. Accel also recently remodeled/rearranged the gym and everything looks top tier. There are plenty of places to choose from for kids gymnastics, but I highly recommend trying out Accel!

We've taken gymnastics classes and hosted a birthday party at The Little Gym, and we've been very…read morehappy with our experiences here. The gymnastics classes are organized, fun, and engaging. I especially appreciate that the instructors provide hands-on guidance to help kids through each activity instead of just letting them wander and explore on their own. For toddlers and preschoolers, I personally preferred The Little Gym over some nearby gymnastics programs that seem geared more toward older kids. It's also reassuring that some instructors appear to have been there for years, which feels like a good sign. The birthday parties were easy and low-stress. We dropped off food and decorations ahead of time, and the staff handled setup, led the kids through activities, and served food very efficiently. Pricing also felt reasonable compared to some other party venues. Having Mountain Mike's Pizza right next door was an added bonus for party food and convenience. The main downside is that weekend preschool morning classes can be difficult to get into because they fill up quickly. Otherwise, we've really loved our experiences at The Little Gym!

My first visit was at the location in Elk Grove and my little one had a great time running around…read moreso I wanted to try out this location. My toddler hasn't had much interaction with kids of his age so this was really fun for him and seeing how engaging he is was also super fun for me. Monkey see monkey do! He was learning so quickly when it came to participating and moving on to the next activity. It was also super cute for the Little Gym to put together a little egg hunt in celebration of Easter.

Very strange place…read more We were looking for a gymnastics place since my daughter expressed interest in returning to a gymnastics class now that things are open again. The closest ones to us are Bayshore Elite and this place, and Bayshore Elite had no spots for her age. My husband and I visited this place in person since we happened to be in San Carlos for shopping to understand their classes / signup process better, since the website didn't have a schedule of when the classes would be (of course, if the days of the week / time doesn't work for us, we can stop considering it). The facility is in downtown SC. They don't seem to let people in through the actual storefront address, so you go through this somewhat creepy alley attached to either a hotel or apartment complex and end up at their back entrance which is apparently where parents drop their kids off. I was appalled - the area is gated by a chain link fence and a badly maintained tarp, and looked like a garbage dump that I felt very leery about leaving my child at. I asked the adults in charge (coaches I guess?) who I could speak to about classes and they directed me to a grumpy woman who was very standoffish and flat out rude. She insisted that we had to sign their waiver before we could take a look at the facility (for general cleanliness, ventilation, upkeep), which was beyond odd since we were not getting on the equipment or trialing a class. Ok - I then requested a schedule so I could see if their classes even work for us. I don't know if she assumed we were suspicious people because we didn't have our child with us at the moment, but she then told us to go to the front of the building to get let in. Then, while we stood in front of the building as directed, she stood at the front desk not doing anything and proceeded to ignore us for over 10 minutes. I understand the concern for safety of children, but as a business owner, she could have also answered our question about class scheduling and with COVID still a concern, I definitely want to make sure any facility doing close contact sports is clean and has decent air quality - even before my child comes here for any evaluation. In fact, I'm curious what they were hiding by not letting us see the facility in person. Well, only because pickings are slim in the Bay Area for any child activity spots, and worse since COVID, I get home, get on their website, and grudgingly complete their waiver which asked for tons of info that I wasn't dying to give out if I didn't know whether I wanted to even engage further with this place. We didn't hear back beyond that, after they collected all our info. Hell, I also filled out the evaluation form to see if I could get her evaluated and again, didn't hear back. Anyways, rude staff, bad condition and SMALL facility, and I honestly wish the peninsula had better options closer to home.

Awful. I should have taken the other reviews seriously. The teachers there don't like kids. They…read morethink it's a chore to watch them and I see them rolling their eyes often. The owner was very mean after our trial. She avoided speaking to me after our trial and then I had to run after her to ask questions. She then muttered something about my son being too rowdy. I'm telling my friends and families to stay away from this place. Funny because so many people have told me that they had a bad experience here as well.

I highly recommend Black Diamond Kids Center Gymnastics! What I love most about this place is that…read moreit's a real gymnastics environment for kids. They have a closed room designed especially for little ones where parents can go in with them, which makes it very comfortable for young children who are just starting out. There's also a viewing room upstairs and another viewing area downstairs, so parents can easily watch their kids during practice. One wonderful thing about this center is that the little ones get to explore the big gymnastics area with real equipment and see real gymnasts practicing. They can touch, feel, play some of the equipments (with their parents ofcourse) It's so inspiring for them! The younger kids, together with their parents, can observe and learn from the older kids. One moment that really amazed me was when I was downstairs watching my kids and saw little girls doing kettlebell exercises. I was like, "Is this for real? Wow!" They're not just playing -- they are actually working out and building physical strength from a young age. I also love how they rotate leadership among the kids during group activities. You can see the little girls taking turns leading their group, which helps build confidence and teamwork. Using a real gymnastics facility with real equipment, and allowing younger kids to see older kids train, is incredibly motivating. It creates such a positive and inspiring environment. My children absolutely love going to this center. It feels like both a workout space for children and a place where they learn discipline and confidence at the same time.

Mariah started gymnastics with Black Diamond last summer, and it's quickly become something she…read moretruly loves.