We have our 3 year old in Parent and Tots and our 4 Year old in the Pre-School class. The classes…read moreare once a week for an hour. Miss Joyce is fantastic! She is very hands on and patient with the little kids. It's very structured and an open and inviting environment. You can also take advantage of their open gym times and have fun playing on all the equipment there with your kids and this is all ages I believe. I can tell the kids just love being able to adventure around the gym. Just wait around for the big foam pit to be open towards the end of Open Gym. It's worth the wait to go and jump around in there. The staff are great, friendly and energetic. The facilities are kept nice, neat and clean.

My daughter started her first summer camp here this week. It was our first time at the gym, which…read morewas highly recommended by a friend of ours. The gym itself was very clean, organized and quite new. Today, the one staff member at the front desk was very busy getting people checked in and it wasn't clear as to what the process was. We didn't know where to go or the schedule, procedures, etc. Once we got that sorted (a half hour past start time), the students were organized into groups and rules were reviewed. The coaches seemed really energetic and positive. My daughter was very shy getting started, but they quickly got her busy having fun and she didn't even notice me leave. So, despite the disorganization first thing, a fairly positive first impression. Looking forward to tomorrow!

I didn't even know about this place until I was googling gymnastics programs to register my…read moredaughter in for the summer. Located just off the Yellowhead, there is ample free parking. It's a large facility, and the equipment appears well maintained, other than some mats that look pretty beat up. The staff have been awesome. My daughter loves her coach; she is so patient and nurturing. I also love the small class sizes, which allows for more one on one attention, and it doesn't feel crowded. We participate in the parented class, so I can't comment on how the seating area for parents is like upstairs, but it never looks too crowded to me from my quick glimpses. Highly recommend this place. It does an amazing job of exposing my daughter to various equipment in a fun manner and tires her out.

This review is for the gymnastics drop in class only. The facility has drop in classes twice per…read moreweek - Tuesday and Friday at 9:30AM until a bit after 11:00. For children under 2, the price is 4 bucks (plus an additional 2 dollars if it is your first time coming, to pay for insurance). This place is awesome. Foam pits. Climbing walls. Slides. Balance beams. Toys for little kids. Building blocks. Great music. We are regulars. The bathrooms are clean. There is a locker room to change. There are lockers for your valuables but bring your own lock. There are water fountains. No change tables from what I've seen. Plenty of parking on the street or in their private lot. Bring your kids. Bring snacks. Your child will be worn out.

Excellent gymnastics club, great for recreational a and also competitive…read moreThey have the highest male gymnast rank in Canada I recommended it very much

I've taken my daughter there for multiple summer camps and it's the highlight of her summer. My son…read morehas gone for parent and tot and will definitely be back! 10/10

Had my son's 6th birthday party here and it was terrible! The instructor was yelling at the kids…read morethe whole hour. She made one boy cry! One instructor for 16 kids. They were all waiting in line while the instructor helped the kids one by one on the parallel bars. No wonder they were goofing around! The tasks were too hard for them and they had to wait for it. It was not fun at all!!! Book your birthday party anywhere else! I complained to the manager and she was not helpful at all.

Had my son and daughter there for a couple sessions and they really loved it! The coaches are fun…read moreand supportive and I like the clear programming progression for the kids, so they are both learning and playing... All around good experience

Went here for a kid's birthday party. I didn't know what to expect. It was definitely a unique…read moreparty idea. It was an amazing two hours! My kid had a blast! I felt safe knowing it was just the kids from the party in the gym during our time slot. There were two instructors who were coordinating and overseeing the activities. They had a variety of fun activity areas from sponge pools, swing ropes, trampolines and balance beams. Lots of areas for the kids to run around and be free. I will totally considering coming here to host a future kid's party.

St. Albert Gymnastics is located in Ariel Business Park just after you pass the train tracks and…read moreHughes petrol on the south side of the road - it's easy to miss! My kids have been to a couple birthday parties here and we've always enjoyed the atmosphere. This might sound silly but to be rurally honest, we've always signed up for gymnastics at Dynamyx in St. Albert instead because the parking lot here is on such a steep incline that I worry about our safety pulling in and out of it in the Winter. I'm talking San Francisco steep! Also, the parking lots is super small. Otherwise, we've always had great experiences here and the prices are a bit lower than Dynamyx.

I have been enrolling my son in classes for 3 sessions now. The coaches are so great! They really…read moretake the time to get to know their kids and modify the classes for them. I would give them 5 stars, but parking is terrible and I often have to walk a block to two blocks to get there.

My oldest son has been taking classes here for the past 2 years and it has been an great experience…read morefor him. The staff are fantastic and are wonderful with children. The class structure is easy for kids to understand and really helps them build confidence and motor skills. I can't say enough for this program. It's so beneficial for young kids and the enjoyment you see from the staff and the kids is proof enough that this place rocks. Just some notes for new parents who enrol their kids: 1. If you are going to watch your child, be courteous to pregnant women and give up your chair so they can sit. The viewing space is small so if you are going to spend all your time on your phone and not watching, leave the area to those who want to watch their kids. 2. Take off your shoes when you go into the viewing area. 3. Leave your stroller in the hallway or outside the main doors. 4. If you have to accompany your child in a class, be respectful of the instructor and the other adults with kids. Don't let your child wander around the place while the instructor is trying to demonstrate the next station to the kids. 5. Have as much fun as your child.

My son is in the competitive program and he loves it, they take care of all of the athletes and the…read morecoaches are highly skilled and trained. I love that they have their priorities in check and they make sure the kids are always safe.

This was a great venue for the Corporate Challenge volleyball games. They could accommodate 9…read moregames at a time and there were many other gyms for kids' basketball games. They set up bleachers but only for the court closet to the walkway. The change room was large with lockers and private change room. They could have had more toilets though as I could see a line forming when the centre is busy. The only complaint I had was the room temperature was very warm but likely sweaty bodies would have contributed to that as well. It would be nice to also see additional food vendors but the Dairy Queen seemed very popular. Great access as there was ample free parking and close to the LRT as well.

The Edmonton Go Centre will be the new home for the University of Alberta Bears and Pandas team…read more Located directly beside the Saville centre, this new facility holds over 8 full sized basketball gyms and a couple of full length volley ball and badminton courts. The courts themselves are outstanding and the main gym itself will have spectacular hard wood floors as well as an indoor track along the upstairs. Drop in passes are comparable to the YMCA and they also offer summer camps as well as gymnastics classes. For those who wish to play some pick up, hit the birdie or spike some balls, definitely check out this new facility. An interesting note, every court also has electronic scoreboards!