We have had such a great experience here with our 3 year old! The instructor is amazing and handles…read morethe littles so well! We have even seen improvement in balance for our little. We love it here for our Saturday morning classes.

WCTC is the place to go if your child wants to try gymnastics or if you have a passionate gymnast…read moreat home. Our daughters, currently 10 and 14, started there with recreational classes and tried Kids Night Out with their friends. Every time, the experience exceeded our expectations. All the staff and coaches were professional and truly engaged with the kids. Our 14-year-old discovered her true passion here, joined the team, met new friends, and learned from her coaches how hard work and dedication bring joy and success during competitions. WCTC is her second home now, and we love how supportive, motivating, and fun this place is for our kids.

My toddler enjoys coming here for their weekly Kindergym classes (for ages 18 months-3 years)…read more There are lots of activities for the little ones to do, even the new walkers. My little girl especially loves the trampolines and the swings they have. 30 minutes of free play is always followed by a 15 minute Circle time where they listen to music, do silly dances and sing songs. We've been coming here since Spring and really enjoy having this type of parent & me movement class for this age range. Like many toddlers, my girl is in the "NO!" Phase but will always say "yes" to "jump jump" (what she calls the class). The only issue is the lack of parking. It can be a hassle since the center is located in the Big O tires/auto body/mechanics shared parking lots. So, be sure to come early to get a space!

Our daughter has been coming here for a few years and she enjoys it - she started in tumblers and…read morethen moved onto the 4-5 year kid class. Some of the classes can get very crowded, especially on the weekend, but the instructors are very good about separating the kids into two (or more) groups that work on different sets of exercises (e.g. floor & bars). Mary Lou, who started this gymnastics center and ran it for many years sold it to one of her students, Amy - who runs it now. Many younger ex-students assist with classes along with either Mary Lou or Amy leading, and it gives me a lot of satisfaction to know that this Livermore institution will continue many years into the future.

My experience is for their preschool program. We have been…read moregoing here for almost 2 months with Coach Kimmie. She is friendly, understanding that 2 year-olds dont always follow direction so patient but encourages them to try something new without being pushy. They set up a course for the kids to do (bars, balance beam, trampoline, rope, somersaults) and it changes every few weeks. They move to different areas of the gym including the foam pit. Our daughter enjoys her time every week and looks forward to going. I will mention for parents doing research and comparing options there is no make up classes available for toddlers, but the price stays the same if there is 5 of your day of the month or 4. They have limited closures for holidays. throughout the year.

It really pains me to write this review, but it has to be done to guard other families from what we…read moreexperienced. My 7yo daughter was invited to join the xcel team at the bronze level back in May and last week, we just got kicked off the team via EMAIL with no warning and no discussion.  Their email stated that "we have taken the time to evaluate the progress of our athletes and at this time, [my daughter] is not meeting expectations of our bronze level group requirements...We will go ahead and refund any assessment and uniform fees you have paid to date and drop her from the system."   I am beyond flabbergasted by the way they just kicked her off the team without the courtesy of a phone call or even an in person discussion. If they truly cared or was invested in their athletes, I would imagine they would have spoken to us and maybe come up with a plan to help her catch up. Granted, she was hesitant on bars but we had expressed interest in doing extra classes or private lessons on multiple occasions to help her be confident on bars, as she's fine with the other events. Not once did they say she needed it. Now all of a sudden, she's off the team.We theorize she got kicked off because of an interaction they had with my husband. During our last practice, my husband was inquiring about the outside choreographer that they were bringing in for choreo. The coach at the front didn't know and my husband pressed further simply to get more info so we could show our daughter what to expect. She apparently took that as him being aggressive. She could have easily said, "you can email the team coach." If anyone knows my husband, he is the complete opposite of aggressive - he's avoids confrontation at all costs. Later that night is when we got the email.   I just can't believe how they handled the situation. Parents aren't allowed to watch practice and this person they're bringing in isn't part of the gymnastics team/school - As parents, don't we have a right to know who is going to be working/training with our child? Don't we have a right to ask? Is it wrong to make sure our SEVEN YEAR OLD daughter is in safe hands?   I'm sad for my daughter but in a way, glad that this happened early on. I do not want to be associated or part of a team that gets defensive when asked questions and clearly doesn't care about their athletes.

Springtime has been a life changer for my kids. I couldn't be happier. My kids really struggled…read morewith confidence and discipline before coming here. The transition wasn't always easy but they are so much better off now. They now understand what hard work can accomplish and have confidence in themselves. This has translated to almost every aspect of their life. The coach to student ratio is excellent for safety and there isn't much down time like waiting in line to do a skill. Classes emphasize on cardio and strength exercises. Classes helps kids in every other sport as well because they learn coordination, balance, and body position control. My kids are always tired after practice and are able to sit and focus on school work after. My kids love going to class so much I use it as a motivator to get school work and chores done lol. Brock trained Ruben Padilla now a athlete with the most medals in trampoline and tumbling and a Olympian. How many coaches can say that. Just try them out!!

The owner and instructors are very friendly and patient! Brock is accommodating and helped us find…read moreclasses that work for both of my kids (7 and 4). The instructors are firm when needed and super encouraging. It's apparent that everyone wants the kids to have fun while also learning new skills. Very happy we found Springtime Tumbling!

It's very crowded!! There's at least 4 classes rotating through at the same time. The instructors…read morearen't able to really teach because there are so many kids at one time nor are they able to spot the younger ones during difficult new techniques. Also, the instructors ALWAYS look unhappy and have a sullen attitude. They don't make any effort to discipline misbehaving students either. They do the bare minimum with a very grumpy look apparent on their faces. They're nice over email and scheduling but it's way too crazy and crowded. The coaches attitudes don't help either. Lots of other places for the same price with a more positive, professional and supportive staff that smile!

I was looking for something physical for my daughter to do and thought gymnastics would be a good…read morefit. When I inquired with Kazio about their ability/willingness to work with neurodivergent kids, I was told it was definitely an option; my daughter just needed to be evaluated to see if she would benefit from a private lesson or could do a group lesson. During the evaluation, I thought for sure my daughter would need a private lesson; NOPE I was SUPER excited because it meant the coaches are really willing/able to work with a neurodivergent kiddo AND my daughter could be with her peers. All of the coaches here are fantastic! My daughter really loves coach Malik and coach Madison; they are great with her, ESPECIALLY Madison! Madison is patient, encouraging, understanding and helps my daughter believe in herself. Although my daughter hasn't progressed like many neurotypical kiddos her age, she has made progress her way and I'm very PROUD of her! Every week my daughter looks forward to gymnastics and can't get out of the car fast enough to run into class. Thank you so much to ALL of the coaches, especially Madison!!!!!

Poor management and very dirty building compared to other facilities in Dublin and livermore. The…read moreinstructor didn't greet us and forgot that we had scheduled. The staff is very nice but absent when it comes to teaching your children and any instruction for the classes. Extremely disorganized and I called multiple times over a month to get a class scheduled. Do not recommend this place and no one asked about previous experience. Go somewhere else for your children.

We love the staff here! Kari and Angela have been fantastic, friendly, and flexible with…read moreregistration, scheduling, and make-ups. My daughter has Alyssa as a coach and has done makeups with Izy. Both coaches are great with kids! My daughter loves going here and wakes up every Thursday, announcing that it's gymnastics day. She told me she wishes she could go here every day! Also, I'm amazed by the (high school?) boys' athletic abilities here. Every time I'm at my daughter's practice, I feel like I'm at a free Cirque De Soleil show. I love seeing how these boys support each other and cheer each other on. Thanks, WCOGA!

Signed my child up for a one week cheer and tumbling class and would never come back here based on…read moreour experience. - They send ONE email when you register for the class and then no other information is provided. In that email, they had old covid protocols from 2020. They really need to update their "welcome" information for parents. - The class is for ages 5-12 and they keep the kids together. The problem with this is that 5 year olds do not have the attention span or understanding as the older kids. To have them all together and essentially "punish" the older kids to hold a "stretch" position until the younger kids are able to catch up is not right. They need to split kids up by age groups and create a more positive learning experience. - Coach Sam is not someone who exhibits a positive cheer attitude. Both my child and my friend's child came back home talking about how mean she was. These camps are intended to be fun, she did not make it fun or treat the kids with respect. In the time when I was there, I also observed her lack of kindness. - Sign in and sign out process is a joke, they do not even check when you pick up your children. This is not safe, they should check when each child is picked up by an appropriate guardian especially if it's a camp setup like this. - Several children were new to cheer/tumlbing and needed help with the basics such as how to do a cartwheel, the "teachers" did not provide any help. They just told the kids to keep trying and to not interrupt them when they are working with other kids. How is a child supposed get help? The overall lack of actual teaching was really disappointing.

Kids enjoy what they have to offer, but their expensive and constantly after your money for every…read morelittle thing they make up. We not new to extra curriculum programs, but look out for your bank account and know what you signing up for financially and literally if you send your child here. And there not the friendliest, cordial at best, only kept my kid there long as I did because she loved the program and interaction with the other kids.

Igor is FANTASTIC! We are in town visiting from So Cal and my boys needed a Gym to practice at as…read morewe are on a high school field trip and they have their state competition. Long story made short, Igor opened his doors to us and added my 3 boys to his class. Igor gave each of them individual attention and provided a fresh perspective to help them improve. We knew Igor's son Sam from a competition in Las Vegas (where he ranked #1) but were not aware he was at this gym until we arrived. Sam was nice enough to share his experience with us. Very nice people. It is very rare to find someone as generous as Igor, yet alone have such a high expertise in Tumbling and Trampoline Gymnastics. I would highly recommend this gym as the level of training and attention to each athlete's performance is outstanding.

My son tried so many different gymnastics places in the area and Tornado Sport Club is the best gym…read moreever. Before I often heard him complain about coaches and what he was learning, but at Tornado I have never heard my son complain or say anything negative about the program or coaches. He always loves going to his classes and very excited before and after his training. Tornado staff really knows how to create a very family oriented environment and I feel it's not about the numbers but all about each individual kid and family who are their members. They are very flexible with timing, makeup classes and other things. Their competitive team is awesome to watch and all the kids are very friendly and well mannered. I wish I had a daughter to try their Rhythmic Gymnastics program. It's so beautiful to watch and I just love their girls who are doing Rhythmic and their Rhythmic gymnastics coaches are strict yet very friendly and great with kids. Love that place.

Such a fun spot for kids gymnastics! And the staff is very supportive. Miss. Arya in particular…read moredeserves a shout out! She teaches the 3-4 yo class but noticed my daughter was very nervous and shy transitioning out of her class into the 5yo class. Ms. Arya went out of her way to check in on my daughter during each of her classes and help her transition with special attention and encouragement. My daughter's favorite part of the day is getting see ms Arya and have a few mins of time with her.

My daughter shows up to her class 5 min late with no teacher or any one staff trying to take her to…read moreher class. She keeps running around their huge center floor trying to find her teacher and class. Frustrated she keeps coming back to me and I tell her to go a different direction. In the mean time I go to front desk to check where her class is. This lady, Wendy, who has been on phone since we entered continues being on phone, doesn't even a knowledge us even after I keep telling her we can't find her class...15 min later when my daughter finally finds her classmates and realizes they changed the teacher that day, she drops off the phone and still doesn't ask me if I needed help and keeps looking down on her phone. I had to ask her name to write this review. She was super rude and definitely should not work at the front desk to greet clients or ensure smooth class transitions and operations. We will def look into changing gyms after this...

After two years of enrollment at USC, my daughters weren't developing any skills or moving beyond…read moreRec 1. They're athletic and excel in several other sports, but they didn't progress In gymnastics at USC. Two years ago I canceled their enrollment at USC. They loved gymnastics but I couldn't justify the expense at USC when they weren't learning. Then one of my daughters recently expressed a renewed interest and was teaching herself skills by watching youtube videos - videos that were better than the instruction at USC. I found a nearby gym where she is thriving and developing now. The instruction is far better. I threw away money at USC.

It looks like they have a great developmental and recreational gymnastics classes. But this is a…read morereview for the pre-school gymnastics. We were unfortunate to have a teacher that didn't pay attention or show the kids how to use the equipment. It was pretty disappointing. Also, they overcharged for a class, so don't forget to check your statements.