We love this place! My two girls have been going here for about six months. The prices are great…read more(about $170 for 8 weeks of sessions 2x per week for 2 kids) and the instructors are very nice and knowledgable. We have also hired one of the instructors to come into our home as a babysitter on a number of occasions. I can't say enough good things about the variety of classes, the great facility that they operate and the organizations itself. And these kids are unbelievably talented- they're headed to state again this year after winning state the last two years. The only thing that I don't like is that they have all of the adorable little leotards in the waiting area and I get suckered into buying one every couple of weeks. They maybe need to make some ugly ones so my girls don't think that they 'need just one more!' :)

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.

awesome place for seniors also, have some great exercise classes, only down side is no notice if a…read moreclass is cancelled sometimes . Love the water exercise classes and chair yoga classes. Everyone is very nice and helpful

I swim at the pool every other day and use the treadmill and machines the other days. When I have…read moreneeded help on machines, someone has always come and helped and did not make me feel stupid at 68, younger people can due that without even knowing they are. All the young staff I feel are well-trained and very friendly. But today, 6/9 AM, a new gal was a life guard she sat on the bench waiting with her friend to get a lane for laps A young man was on the guard chair. She sat for a while with her friend on the bench and was on her phone, looking down and not at the pool at all. She climbed up the second guard chair when exercise class started and ate a cookie it did not look good! I hate to complain but when anyone is in pool and they are on deck full attention should be on pool. TY

We love this gym! We have been going here for almost 2 years and have never had a bad experience. I…read morewatch every practice and open gym. I have never heard anything derogatory or unprofessional from gymnasts coaches or spectators. Both of my gymnasts love it as well. Great equipment, positive energy poured into the gymnasts, professionalism, and the owner is wonderful. I have also appreciated all of the extra work all of the staff is putting in during COVID to keep the gym open and running while keeping everyone safe. I would give them more stars if I could.

This place had good equipment but when we were in line for the Olympic trampoline we were being…read morecalled f*ggots and the coaches running it were very unequal when we told the story because Gymnastics girls were nearby and they said we cussed and apparently he believed "his girls" were trustworthy and we almost got kicked out for "harassment" and on the way out a grown man called us an a*shole we reported the incident but they didn't give a crap and other coaches were smack talking about parkour and flippers they thought we were retarded doing flips I am never going here again.

I was excited to get my 3yo girl into preschool gymnastics outside of what she does at the New…read moreHorizon daycare. I thought $90 was a little steep, especially for only 6 times. I brushed that aside due to the fact that my daughter was super excited to participate. I understand that this is for preschoolers, so I had low expectations on what she would actually learn, but I thought there would be structure. There is no structure. We've had two sessions at this place and both have been taught by a young teenage girl. The children run around with no guidance. This is literally no more than an open gym. A $90 open gym. I also watched two little girls bump heads, both with huge knots on their heads... no ice or aid of any kind. I'm asking for a refund, or maybe a prorated refund, more to follow.

I have been involved with Camp Pillsbury for the last year. I see kids of all ages doing kid…read moreactivities and having a great time. Many of the camp counselors come from different parts of the world and have amazing experiences to share. They are great with the kids. They help the kids grow and become better people. What a difference this camp makes in their lives.

I'm very disappointed with Camp Pillsbury's handling of the Covid pandemic. My daughter was…read morescheduled to go to camp the summer of 2020 and when every other camp shut down and refunded the fees, Camp Pillsbury refused to do so. They said I could have a credit for 2021. Now, they have changed their stay lengths for this summer and my "credit" doesn't cover the cost. I've asked nicely for a refund and they won't even respond to me. I'm sad that after sending both my children to Camp Pillsbury for many years, they refuse to work with me on this.

We cannot say enough amazing things about Minnesota Xtreme All Star Cheer. This gym truly stands…read moreout because of its commitment to exceptional programming, genuine inclusion, strong family values, and high-level rigor. The programming is thoughtfully designed to help every athlete grow, whether they are just starting out or competing at an elite level. Coaches are knowledgeable, intentional, and focused on developing both skills and confidence. What makes this gym especially special is its deep commitment to inclusion. Every athlete is welcomed, valued, and supported. There is a true sense that everyone belongs, which creates a positive and encouraging environment for all. The sense of family at Minnesota Xtreme is unmatched. Athletes, coaches, and parents come together to support one another, celebrate successes, and lift each other up through challenges. It feels like more than just a gym--it's a community. At the same time, there is a strong emphasis on rigor. Athletes are challenged to push themselves, work hard, and strive for excellence. The expectations are high, but they are paired with the support and coaching needed to help athletes succeed. Minnesota Xtreme All Star Cheer is an incredible place for athletes to grow not only as cheerleaders, but as confident, hardworking individuals. We highly recommend it to anyone looking for a program that truly invests in its athletes.

Minnesota Xtreme is a premier destination for those interested in all-star cheerleading. The…read moreorganization is dedicated to developing not only athletes' physical abilities, but also their mindset, emphasizing valuable life skills that extend beyond the sport. Athlete safety is always the top priority, ensuring a supportive and secure environment. Participants at Minnesota Xtreme build lasting friendships while having fun and continuously improving their skills. The program is led by compassionate owners who genuinely care about their athletes as individuals first. With over 12 years of experience, Minnesota Xtreme is preparing to begin its 13th season in the coming weeks, continuing its tradition of excellence and athlete development. If you haven't checked Minnesota xtreme yet I would highly recommend you do!

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.