Great place! Really fun classes with awesome teachers. My child really loves it here!read more

Great local business. My kids have enjoyed this place for parents' nights, summer camps, and a…read morebirthday party. Staff is always friendly and prices are reasonable. I was especially pleased with the birthday party - there were no hidden fees and all the kids had an amazing time (even as 12 year olds, which I wasn't sure about before booking). Hosting birthday parties can be stressful but they made it very stress-free. I'm bummed that my kids are aging out of some activities there (I understand why you don't want small children running around with teenagers at all events) but I highly recommend it for other parents, or adults that want to parkour at the all-age events. Also, the location is great - safe, walking distance to a park, and a short drive to food / convenience places.

$200 a month and my child is being taught by a teenager and a very young co-instructor. The classes…read moreare already overcrowded, yet they keep adding more students. The student-to-instructor ratio feels closer to 20-to-1, making it nearly impossible for kids who need extra help to get any meaningful attention. The classes move so fast that if your child doesn't immediately catch on, they're left behind. On the first day, there was very little instruction students were expected to just follow along. My child has been in the program for four months and still doesn't know the forms or the counting. For what we're paying, I expected actual teaching, guidance, and progress. Instead, it feels like they're focused on cramming more students into the class rather than making sure the children already enrolled are learning. If your child is not a quick learner, they can easily fall through the cracks. For $200 a month, it's simply not worth it.

We love them so much! The staff are all very welcoming and supportive! My kiddo always looks…read moreforward to their classes!

I am writing this review to express my deep anger regarding the Jitter Bugs class today (Saturday,…read more12:00 PM, 5/16/2026). My child was only allowed to participate in two out of the three sections. The substitute teacher banned him from the final section, abruptly stating he didn't "meet expectations." As the only minority family in the room, the lack of transparency and fairness felt extremely targeted and discriminatory. When we tried to politely communicate with her to ask for clarification, she showed absolute zero willingness to talk and exhibited a shockingly rude and hostile attitude toward us. This is completely unacceptable behavior for an educator working with young children. We felt targeted, unwelcome, and mistreated. I highly expect the management of Oregon Gymnastics Academy to look into this specific class and address this unprofessional substitute teacher.

My daughter did a week long summer camp at OGA. It was pricey, during COVID, and I had no idea what…read moreto expect. Well I was pleasantly surprised. Day one check in was perfectly smooth, the staff was organized and everything was on time. According to my daughter, class was super fun. Everyone kept their masks on and stayed safe. Check out was the same. Fast, efficient and friendly. Repeat for each day of camp. Truly the only issue I experienced was other parents being rude in the parking lot, as there isn't a lot of parking and people would just stop and block cars and not care about anyone but themselves. I'm guessing this is a regular occurrence because it is super hard to find a spot and not get your car hit by someone in a rush. Let me be 100% clear, this is not a reflection of OGA. And it's not their responsibility. But it is something I experienced all week in the morning and evening. I highly recommend the center for gymnastics. The coaches encouraged each girl regardless of their talent level. The other thing about the staff that stood out is that there were so many different body types of Instructor. They didn't all look petite and muscular. It was empowering for young girls to see that, because your body type doesn't dictate what you can or cannot do.

Amazing staff! My son loves coming to class! The staff knows exactly how to engage with my autistic…read moreson in order to teach him new skills and he has a blast! Also great place for birthday parties, which is how we were turned onto the gym.

I signed my son up for summer camp at Spectra (3 hours daily, various weeks offered). I haven't…read morebeen inside to watch him but he seems to be loving Camp and learning new things. Staff is friendly, the price is reasonable considering not many places in town offer inclusive recreation / camps, and the owner took a lot of time to meet with us (zoom) beforehand to answer questions and make sure it was a good fit. My son is 9 but I see a lot of younger kids there and I believe they work with older kids too.

I signed up for a membership in person and then took a tour of the facility which was nice, but did…read morenot have one of the features I needed. It was really important to have this feature and I had seen photos of it on the ymca website so I asked the 2 women at the front desk to please cancel the membership I just signed up for. They said they didn't know how to refund the $50 membership fee so they would have to ask the next day. It didn't get done and then I received an email from Laura Gonzales the membership coordinator saying all I could get was a $50 credit. How am I supposed to use that? It's completely useless. I am very upset about this. It's not the money, it's the principal of it. How they advertise they are family friendly and all that, then pull a fast one and keep your money and you get nothing for it because you changed your mind mid-sign up. I hadn't even left the building!

Even when I am out of state this YMCA does a good job of helping me keep up with my exercising and…read morehealth. Normally when I am in California, I would be going to the one near my flat but this one is a lot better than I expect. It seems to be a very good place to get fit. The location is also very near where my office is. I can just drive up or ride the bus and go right in. The pool is super nice, right temperature and good place to water walk or swim very slowing since I am a beginner. This is one of three YMCAs I go to in Oregon, the other one is in Albany which is a bit of a long drive. The staff that work here is super nice like the one near my flat. For the days I am in the state of Oregon, this is a great place for the community. Warning: If you have the wrong kind of membership then you are bound to suffer.

Wonderful day camps and birthday parties. Thanks to Metro…read moreGymnastics for the absolute BEST birthday party for my kiddo. Brenda and Spencer were so helpful and great with they kids. From unloading/reloading my car, set up and clean up, to facilitating all activities with positivity and happiness. My daughter has already asked to have her next birthday party at Metro AND she is very excited to attend summer day camp there (which are also great!)

Celebrated my Daughters 6th birthday at Metro Gymnastic, and what a delight it was! It's the…read moreperfect location for hosting a birthday for an entire class. Brenda and her Son were so forth coming, and helpful. They turned something that could have been overwhelming into something relaxing and joyful. While the kids are being entertained the parents get to talk. I would recommend Metro Gymnastics to anyone.

Let me start off by saying the teachers are phenomenal, and saints for teaching rambunctious…read moretoddlers. Each class has been an amazing experience, and we have no complaints after 6 months at OMEGA. We look forward to being here for a long time, my child is 4 years old and cannot wait for her weekly class. Their cost is very reasonable, and they have so many class options to choose from. The facility is clean and the classes for kids are well structured for their age.

We have been at Omega for close to year and have been overjoyed with our experience. We have two…read morechildren enrolled, a boy and a girl, and have been so impressed with all of their instruction. The gym does an outstanding job at communicating and making the parents feel informed and involved. We recently participated in their end of the year show "omega-lympics" and it was AMAZING! It ran like a well oil machine and my kids loved it!

This experience had to be one of the most embarrassing and unprofessional things I have ever…read moreencountered. My son had gone to camp over the summer and loved it. We decided to throw his birthday there today, and boy was it not what we expected. When we first get there we are greeted with the lead for our event. He was thorough in his explanation of the details but only gave us 10 minutes to set up, and really didn't care whether we got done or not, just as long as he got his list out of things that he needed to say out. During the party he told us that he would get the kids at the table to eat with 30 minutes to spare. After they were all forced to clean up and wash their hands, that left 20 minutes to eat and do cake. With 15 minutes left, he then announces to the entire group (us, the kids, and our guests) that we had to be out of the space and cleaned up in 15 minutes. He then proceeded to announce that loudly every five minutes. We tried to get the kids to eat quickly and do cake, but everyone knows that it takes a while to get them to finish eating. With 5 minutes left he proceeds to walk into the middle of the eating area and tell us we have to be out in 5 minutes while he actively took down our table set ups. At this point us and the guests were beyond uncomfortable and started awkwardly rushing to throw anything we could into the boxes we brought. Every guest was helping and trying to get out. With 3 minutes left he did the most unprofessional thing thus far. Our autistic daughter was the only one left at the cleared table, eating the last few bites of her cake. He made her get up and told her she had to be done and then PULLED THE TABLECLOTH OFF OF THE TABLE! I was so upset and blown away at how rude he was being, especially to the kids. He then walked over to the second table and proceeded to pull the cloth off while three boys were finishing their cake. I finally had enough and told him I would clear it (mind you, our time wasn't up). Then he looked at the boys when I was still cleaning up and sternly said "you guys have to put on your shoes now!" And for his final act, he proceeded to fold the chairs and turned on the vacuum while the guests were putting on their shoes in the front area! We couldn't even say goodbye to anyone because of how loud it was. Everyone at the party was in shock at how harsh he was being. He ABSOLUTELY ruined the party and we were mortified in front of our guests. I got in the car and started crying. Before anyone thinks, well there must have been another party....There wasn't. By the time I drove away after crying, it had been 10 minutes and the place was empty besides the employees. They just wanted us out at exactly the time and didn't care about giving us even an extra minute to clean up. By the way, we would have been happy to pay for extra time to clean up. We have three kids and have thrown many parties. This, by far, was the WORST experience we have ever had. I even texted my guests after to apologize for the situation. The sad part is we were thinking of putting our son in regular classes, and definitely returning for summer camp. That will never happen now. They lost us as customers and all of our guests that had sons interested in classes as well. I highly do not recommend throwing your kids party there EVER!

This has been the best thing ever for my son. He has never been a climber, but we tried this out…read moreand he loved it. The incremental improvement is great for building confidence. If you're looking at both Skyhook and Revolution trying to decide, the main difference for kids is Revolution is more "chill" - there's less noise, color, flashy equipment. There's also more "groupings" for age ranges, so the little kids don't end up with the big kids. This was perfect for us.