I would not recommend this for any child who is just getting started in gymnastics. Many of the…read moreteachers barely give any instruction. Several times two of the instructors talked with one another the entire time and paid no attention to the kids. Another time the teacher spent the entire time rearranging equipment while ignoring the children. A third time, the teacher told the kids there would be free time and then ignored the kids for the entire class. This is for a beginning class. I would also be wary of upper level classes if you want your child to be treated respectfully, since I have witnessed one teacher repeatedly, over many weeks, berate young children at a more advanced level. Also, Google the company's history.

The facility is nice and they definitely have some awards but I have to be real about this place…read more I have watched my 6 year old daughter here every Tuesday for at least 6 months. My daughter is young and is no gymnastics prodigy, but for example she had been here like 24 times and she still doesn't know which hand to use to start her cartwheels. She's left handed and even in front of her teachers she will use a different hand each time trying to figure it out. I put her in gymnastics to learn some basics at least. The instructors barely help them do their stretches correctly. Half the time each kid is doing something different. RIGHT NOW I'm watching kids all doing their stretches a different way and the instructor zoning out. 7 kids in her class, one instructor for 60 mins isn't enough to teach which hand to start with. I'll just use YouTube going forward. 18 year old high school student instructors are just not trained in dealing with young children. Not for this price anyways.

We love, love Acrosport! My daughter has attended for 2 years and is excited every class. The staff…read moreis warm, welcoming, and attentive. She attended 4 camps this summer- life and science, YMCA, swim camp, and Acrosport. She said Acrosport was by far her favorite! Under the new manager. Amy, the gym has grown with new equipment, bright lights, clean bathrooms and mats, and skilled instructors. There's a family-like vibe perfect for tiny and competitive flippers alike. I recommend this gym for all ages and genders!

I was involved in gymnastics, coaching and competing, for 22 years, so when my daughters were able…read moreto start I wanted a place where they could thrive. This is it! The facility is family run. It is clean, the atmosphere is friendly, my girls come home with smiles, and yet I see them being challenged. Though my girls were at different levels with their motor skills they both advanced because their coaches teach to each student in the class. When class sizes increased they added another coach so the ratio remained low. Even after a long day of school they are excited to go, and I and so happy to have found this gym.

Some instructors are better compared to others. My daughter had a free trial class and the…read moreinstructor was great. We ended up signing her up. During her actual class though she ended up with a different instructor and she was newer and didn't seem to be able to handle some of the roudier kids in the class. I expressed my concerns and my daughter was moved to a different class. We now have no issues. They have large upstairs parent viewing area with a large glass window which is great! It does get crowded quickly. They have a foam pit, trampoline, rope climbing, balance bars and so much more. We visited a few gymnastics gyms before choosing this one.

My daughter has done a few of their 8 week sessions here between the ages of 4-6years old and Im…read moresorry to say that I would not recommend. If you're just looking for something to do on a Saturday morning in the winter I guess it's fine but personally I would not waste your money (it's not cheap)! Regardless of the current staffing issues, my problem is when the group of girls and their coach (about 6-8 girls per coach) move to an activity such as the balance beam, bars, etc.... One girl goes at a time while the others sit and wait for about 10 minutes for their turn. Why not have them doing jumping jacks or ANYTHING to keep them moving!? They are just sitting and watching. Then, when it's finally their turn for the activity they go for about 30 seconds while their 'coach' is barely watching and I've literally never seen my daughter or really any of the other girls for that matter get any type of instruction. I presume it's different when the girls are in the more advanced levels (this is beginner) but my daughter actually wants to learn and get better. Unfortunately there is no possible way she can achieve that in this environment. Lastly, I want to note that I did address this with an employee at their front desk one day, she said she would relay the message however there haven't been any changes made.

This place rocks! My six-year-old daughter has gone here for nearly a full year and she joyfully…read morehops from station to station. The teachers are fun and keep the kids engaged. It also seems less hardcore than some of the other gymnastics places in the area, which is nice :). A great indoor weekly activity!

From the owner: The Kid’s Gym is a gymnastics facility that offers classes to children who are 12 months - 12 years…read moreof age. We have state of the art equipment that can be modified to accommodate all of our classes. Classes offered include: parent/child, preschool, and school-aged gymnastics classes. In addition we offer ninja/strength training classes, tumble and tramp classes, birthday parties, camps, open gym time, and parent survival nights!

OC Gymnastics - STOP BULLYING YOUR PATRONS!…read more A follow up to my review of OC Gymnastics: We have been so very disappointed with OC Gymnastics decision to keep money just given to the gym after our daughter made a responsible decision to focus on her swim team obligations and EOG testing rather than exercise her gym time. I was shocked when Aaron Williams, owner of OC Gymnastics, made another poor decision. A call was placed to our house by the gym, after my review, informing us that our daughter would have been allowed to attend Friday gym sessions had I not written my less than glowing review of OC Gymnastics; however now she was uninvited! What responsible business BULLIES a child and her family?!? I highly encourage you all to please take your business elsewhere. Do not let local businesses take legitimate complaints against their business practices out on our children. Tell OC Gymnastics to stop bullying the good families and their children within our community. SHAME ON YOU OC Gymnastics! SHAME ON YOU!!!

Our daughter has been a member of this gym since it's inception, having transitioned from pre-team…read morethrough Bronze and currently Silver. We love the other parents and have developed a great community at OC Gymnastics. The kids always seem to be having a great time and have a super rapport with their coaches. They did really well during the last year's team meets and one of their Bronze teammates even got first place at Regionals for her age division. We're super proud of the girls! Team parents Aaron and Terra Wells have recently purchased the business and we are really looking forward to working with them.

My 4 year old daughter began taking dance classes in the Fall of 2018. It was a great idea putting…read moreher into dance. She has been able to make new friends, learn leadership and dedication, learn structure and how to take guidance and correction. Her teacher was fantastic as was the overall experience. Our daughter now is taking summer dance classes as well as a gymnastics class. She absolutely loves them both. Very thankful that Faulkner's offers dance and gymnastics. Excited to see what the future holds.

Can I give this place negative reviews? Their classes are a joke. My son tried to take an…read moreentry-level hip hop class, but the instructor taught the class of 8 and 9 year old boys as though they were experts. By the end of the class, all but one of the boys were sitting against the wall, having given up in frustration. At the same time, I enrolled my son in a tumbling class. Tumbling? Ha! Turns out I'm paying $60 a month for him to jump on a trampoline. Speaking of payments -- the owners charge for two months of class when you register. They call it "first and last month's payment." Well that's great. When I notified them that this was my son's last month, I was told that the "last month's payment" was not refundable. What? So for one of these months, I paid $120 for my son to jump on a trampoline 4x. The owners are constantly money mongering. They expect payment in advance of the month of classes. So when I enrolled my son, I paid for that month (well, paid double for that month as it turns out). Before the month was done, they were asking for payment again -- for the next month. I had assumed that March's payment would be due on March 1, April's payment would be due April 1, etc. No. March's payment is due in February, April's payment is due in March. If you pay for April's classes on April 1, they make sure to tell you that your payment is past due. Who else functions this way? The best advice I can give to anyone considering this gym is to look somewhere else. There are many other fantastic gymnastics and dance studios in the area, and I know from experience that these other studios have much better business practices.

What a fun spot! My son was invited here for a birthday party. The kids had a blast! Now my son has…read morebeen asking to build a ninja gym in our backyard haha! Instead of that I think we'll just plan a future visit. For the party, they spent an hour on the floor trying out all the things. Then they had 30 minutes in a room for snacks and cupcakes.

Yeah it's great here. It's good for my kids to get energy out, work on muscle groups they don't…read moreusually use, strategize on how to get through obstacles, and learn to improve through challenges they otherwise would give up on. The instructors are the best, and I've seen them on many occasions helping kids work through difficult ninja tests.

I was impressed by the competitive teams and the big facility and decided to start my daughter…read morethere . she started in the beginner level class and at first there were less students . but now the student to teacher ratio is 16:1.each class they barely get any practice time , as only 2 or 4 kids can practice at one time , so the rest r standing there idol . my daughter made very less to no progress even after a year . so I just withdrew her enrollment today . Bottom line : not worth for beginners

It's a money grab. Keep your child in the lowest level for as long as possible with beginners that…read morehave a much lower skill level-front desk are just young workers with no decision making ability. Constant rotation of young teachers in very large has made it impossible to really build skill. Poor communication for a business with so many rules. Take your money somewhere else where they, the owners and instructors, actually care about progressing your child to the appropriately aged and skilled class.

There are clear signs of racism in this gym, my wife who is black was told by the old man to leave…read morethe gym area as she was trying to assist my daughter, he had no objections with a white lady doing exactly the same avoid this place as it is not inclusive at all

Run from this gym! If you value a positive sports environment in which communication is valued and…read moreathletes are taught proper form for skills then this is NOT the gym for you. There is a pattern of gymnasts starting at this gym and then leaving once they become more familiar with the sport and the culture of the gym. The team coaches are also the owners and if a parent tries to address an issue, the parent will quickly become ostracized and ignored by the coaches. The female owner actually yelled at me on the phone and told me that it was not her responsibility to ensure a safe emotional environment. Gymnasts are also encouraged to give each other the silent treatment rather than resolve any conflicts. Very toxic environment! There are many gym options in the area and I caution anyone checking out Wake Gymnastics to go elsewhere