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    Great place. Super clean. Owner is amazing. Small groups so kids learn alot. My girls love it!!!

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    Thank you very much! We work for your children!

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    California Gymnastics

    California Gymnastics

    3.8
    (53 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    its a great place to be for gymnastics i was on gym team good place to learn whats like to do…read morecompete some coaches are really nice and some are really tuff i do think this is a great place to do gymnastics at .

    I was here because my granddaughter is enrolled in classes. The parking outside is hectic people…read moredon't park well, not respecting the lines, I was excited to check how it were. First thing I noticed, the personal doesn't have any structure, they change my kid to another spot with bigger kids, I thought it was gonna be good but no. The teenagers were doing their thing as they know how to do it, my kid is new at that, she was just looking. Then she started jumping and copying what others do, the teacher move her from one foam tool so another one wanted to use it, and she was standing there nobody paying attention, actually they don't pay attention to nobody, kids do whatever they can with no lidership from the staff. I noticed other kids standing the same waiting for someone to help them. That's a shameful attitude. Also I noticed teachers arguing for the spots to use, this place is very unorganized, the price is fair, but because of that they should have professional people working with the kids, it could be fatal if they don't have instruction what to do and do it wrong. Is a huge place and the teachers or assistants are young, if they are doing this for the payment is terrible, management should hire loving people, patient and willing to share gymnastics skills, they go to play only, or to see other's doing flips. I hope this place makes the improvements needed. Finishing this month is the last class for my kid, because is paid, but definitely we are going somewhere else.

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    VIBE Gymnastics

    VIBE Gymnastics

    4.4
    (57 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    We love VIBE! The coaches, the culture, and the relationships built within those walls are…read moreinvaluable. A truly amazing gym. We love and miss our Vibe!

    This was a disappointing experience, mainly due to how communication and expectations were handled…read more We brought our young child in for a trial class and were specifically advised by staff to place him in a more independent class instead of a parent-and-me option. We trusted that recommendation and attended the class. To be clear -- he did very well, especially for his first time in a new environment without a parent. He followed directions and waited his turn. The only challenge was that there was a lot of standing in line while one child at a time was worked with for several minutes, leaving the other kids waiting with little to do. Like many young kids, he stayed engaged by moving and dancing while waiting, which felt reasonable given the structure. When we followed up to enroll (after being told someone would reach out), we were told our child was "not approved" for the class based on that single visit. That phrasing is pretty surprising when you're talking about very young children, and there was no acknowledgment or adjustment when I expressed concern. The response felt very rigid and policy-driven. It seems like this program prioritizes strict structure and compliance over keeping young kids actively engaged. For the amount of time spent waiting in line versus actually participating, it also made me question the overall value of the class. Also, I didn't see boys in the older structured classes, which may be something for parents of boys to consider. Overall, this felt like a mismatch in philosophy and a lack of thoughtful communication. We will not be returning.

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    This is part of the little kid's area, and in the back is bars and a pit for flyaways, etc.

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    ERA Gymnastics

    ERA Gymnastics

    4.0
    (18 reviews)
    5.4 mi

    We love Era gymnastics! Our daughter has been going there for 4 years, now on level 4. They have…read morebeen rebuilding and the gym is growing. They keep it fun and encouraging all while pushing our daughter to be better. She loves the coaches and feels they support her growth and at the same time aren't overly tough on her to where it would kill her love of the sport. It's been super fun to watch the program grow and quality talent be developed as well as see tremendous performance and achievement within the gym at the competitions.

    Feeling frustrated and disappointed with the way a situation was handled at ERA gymnastics…read more My daughter loves coming here. But a recent experience left me extremely upset. She has a medical condition that sometimes requires a specific maneuver- similar to a handstand - to correct it. When this happened during class, my daughter ran out to notify me, as she's done before. In the past, we were offered a back room to perform it, since parents aren't allowed in the mat area. This time, while discussing the situation with the front desk, the owner walked out, spoke to me in a short and dismissive tone, and immediately shut down the conversation without offering any alternatives or solutions. Before I could even explain, she turned and walked back to her office, closing the door behind her. I completely understand and respect facility rules. But when a medical issue is involved, a little compassion and willingness to help would go a long way. This was handled poorly, and I'm extremely disappointed in how dismissive the response was. At the very least, I expected a conversation about possible solutions, but I was denied even that. I hope ERA gymnastics will reconsider how they handle medical concerns/situations like this in the future - for the well being and inclusion of every child in their program.

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    Wildfire Gymnastics

    Wildfire Gymnastics

    3.1
    (101 reviews)
    6.7 mi

    The front desk staff seem unfamiliar with their own policies and often give conflicting information…read moredepending on who you speak with. Today, we were told that memberships must be canceled 30 days in advance, even though the website clearly states notice must be given by the 25th of the month. We were planning to freeze our membership over the summer, and the interaction quickly became hostile. The staff member also told us that makeup classes could not be used for holiday closures, despite that policy also being outlined on their website. To make matters worse, we were not even given credit for the holiday closure until we specifically asked about it, at which point they said they would "look into it." Overall, the experience felt very unprofessional and unnecessarily rude. This is especially disappointing because we were hoping to find a gymnastics gym we could stay with long term. If you are looking for a well-run gymnastics program for your children, I would not recommend this location.

    Very disappointing business! I had my daughter in the wait list at Tustin for the past 6 months to…read morego at the same time as my son. And we're checking with the reception every week to see if it is her turn. For 6 month every week the reception lady said my daughter is number 1 in the wait list. One week we miss the class and didn't ask for her turn. Now the reception is telling me that my daughter lost her turn because I didn't respond to their email within 48 hours. Very bad communication! Very disappointing! How can she see me every week asking and they don't bother to make a call or text when it is my daughter's turn. Now probably it will take another 6 months of wait because she is number 2 on the waitlist! Seriously no sense of customer care for these kids and no respect for parents at this business!

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    My sisters and I love this place
    Wildfire's Competitive Team. Photo Credit: Matt Dames www.mattdames.com
    Wildfire's Competitive Team. Photo Credit: Matt Dames www.mattdames.com
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    Yorba Linda Gymnastics Academy

    Yorba Linda Gymnastics Academy

    3.6
    (20 reviews)
    7.8 mi

    I'd like to start off by saying I like my daughter's coach, named Adam. He is nice to me and good…read morewith her. I am complaining about the rest of the older staff and the owner. They have told me twice now that I am not allowed to stand in the room, where my daughter is doing gymnastics. They asked that I sit in a crammed room with other parents who cannot see half of what their kids are doing. It smells like feet. They don't use air conditioning. They were rude to me. They yelled at me in front of everyone. It was very unnecessary and dramatic. I do not recommend coming here. The gym isn't the best. It's not like they're gonna make any Olympians out of those kids. If you want a real gym go somewhere else. It's only fun for learning cartwheels.

    My daughter started here in October 2022. She started in the preschool class where they teach the…read morevery basics given their age. When she transitioned to Girls 1, there was no difference in what the Preschool class was learning. There is no organization and no system to assess the gymnasts' skill set. The coaching from most is terrible. Young girls who don't know how to connect with kids. They seem not to care and just "get through" the session. There is no guidance given, the coaches simply tell the girls which skill they are doing with absolutely no oversight. I gave it a good 8 month trial but ultimately decided to stop when I saw no advancement, just the same repetitive skills in each class with zero REAL coaching, in addition to my 5 year old saying, "gymnastics is boring now". It's pretty frustrating to watch. If you want your children to be elite, this is not your gym.

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    Cal State Fullerton Gymnastics

    Cal State Fullerton Gymnastics

    5.0
    (1 review)
    5.8 mi

    What's the best entertainment value in OC for $5.00? For many, it's CSUF Women"s gymnastics meet at…read moreTitan Gym. There are usually four or five meets per year at home. As of this writing, they have one more home meet and the conference championships (which will likely cost more) at CSUF in 2010. I found out about this program once when I was a student here playing tennis one Sunday. All of the sudden, people flocked to the parking lot and onto Titan Gym. It's a great place to take little girls who can see how beautiful and strong they can grow and maybe even have their Olympic dreams. There's few places where can you see fit strong and beautiful women defy gravity/ as they tumble, dance, and swing. UCLA has a gymnastics team also, but they're 60 miles or so away. NCAA gymnasts compete on the floor exercise. Watch for girls who flip in the air twice before landing and show off their personality as they dance to music. On vault, they also sprint down the floor then vault off a "horse", fly high, then flip or twist around before landing. On the uneven bars, they need to do ten moves, including a release when they throw themselves off the bar, re-catch, and pirouette on top of the bar while in a handstand, and swing out and flip or twist and land cleanly.The balance beam is where these ladies have to do a floor exercise routine on a beam that is 4 inches wide and four feet off the floor. It takes years daily practice for several hours to do a routine in a minute and thirty seconds. Gymnasts have the highest injury rate of any NCAA sport except springtime football training. They also have to always wear can't hide leotards during competition. These are beautiful and strong women, but as a friend of mine found out years ago, dating a female gymnast does have its drawbacks. For one, they are sometimes bruised and injured, and people might think their guy is abusive. They might say something like "Hey dude you're not a man if you have to hit your girl!" Truth is, these ladies are some of the toughest people you'll meet. I used to moan about getting kicked in the face during tae kwon sparring. These ladies instead of contacting a hand or foot, contact on the ground or an unforgiving piece of metal or wood while tumbling ten feet in the air. They get back up, and try it all again with no complaints. Once outside the gym, the Titan women are among the highest rated academic gymnastics teams in the country. Here is one of their gymnasts in action at a meet vs. UC Davis. Check out the double back somersault in the beginning and the end of the routine. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QMnrEp-oqw&feature=related But you better try to see them soon because sadly, they're fighting to stay alive because of budget cuts. This is a storied program that had a one armed gymnast, Carol Johnston, who once was one of the best in her time. Disney even made a TV movie about it in the early 80's called "Lefty". They were once national contenders, more than any other CSUF team except the baseball team. They're still able to beat teams like CAL, San Jose State, and UC Davis, who were all ranked higher earlier in the year. But these Titan ladies fight with style. And hopefully they can succeed and remain part of the athletic landscape at CSUF.

    Orange Kids Gymnastics - gymnastics - Updated August 2026

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