Wonderful instructors, compassionate director. Bright, open, colorful space. My daughter can't…read moreget enough. We love it here.

I have 3 kids. my son is a free spirt but has always loved going there. sadly the staff is so…read morepoorly trained that they don't know how to deal with children. I recently had them there for a sleepunder. My son split his ear open and I was never contacted. but the coach said my 6 yo who was there to have fun was fine so they didn't feel the need to call. you have a head injury with blood and they aren't trained to call the parents. THIS IS A JOKE. my husband spoke with the owner and she apologized- it was a great conversation. then a day later I got an email canceling all my future camps and was told no one in my family is welcome back. UNREAL. I'd be very cautious with their care and compassion if you send your children there!!!! awful treatment.

Hands down THE BEST gymnastics team my daughter has ever participated on! Coach D and Coach Jenni…read moremake sure each team member is thoroughly proficient in each skill before moving to the next level. SAFETY is of the utmost importance. These kids are constantly moving (think circuit training) and being observed at all times. The coaches really take an interest in developing the skill level of each participant and focus on a child's personal best rather than competing. My daughters sportsmanship seemed effortlessly developed. My experience with this gym has been terrific. I would highly recommend starting any child's gymnastic or tumbling experience here to get the best start!

I can not say enough good things about this place. We have used it for gymnastics classes, ballet…read moreclasses, trampoline and tumbling classes. Two of my three kids have attended their preschool with amazing results. We have had birthday parties here and even have sent kids to their days off from school events and summer camps. I love it. The people that work there are friendly and welcoming. They remember you and your kids. None of my kids are really into gymnastics which is too bad because I know eventually we will put grow the place. That will make me sad. I recommend it he place to everyone.

I first came across Tumbling Times a few years ago, when looking for tumbling classes for my cheer…read moreteam. The Gym Manager was very accomadating and helpful. The created a class for the kids in my league which everyone loved. They also rented us mat space as we needed it throughout our season. The gym was always clean and the staff welcoming. After our rec season ended, my daughter joined their Xtreme cheer league. The coaches were very knowledgeable, and you can tell they really care about the kids they are coaching. They take the time to get to know each kid. My daughter improved as a cheerleader and tumbler under their direction. I would recommend this gym to anyone.

Busch league! . We did the parent tot class and it was pretty bad. They told us to do a a little…read moreroutine (if you can even call it that), no real instruction, just hop over this, walk on that, do a somersault. We got in a line, and that was it. It was a mess and just not really fun. Call it what it is, an open gym for toddlers, we'll go back because we paid for the series but will be looking for alternative locations.

For the price this place charges you would think there would be a better teacher:student ratio. It…read morewould also be nice if the mats were cleaned or updated. I cringe every month when the payment comes out because it's so overpriced and not worth it but my daughter likes going so eh. Plus enforcing rules would be cool. I always see people with shoes on in the gym.

My daughter has been taking classes at Flying High since she was 3. She is now a teenager. Flying…read moreHigh staff is so friendly. They keep us updated on skills, events going on at the gym and really make us feel like we are at home. You are not just another number here. It is a safe and clean environment where she has flourished.

Kara doesn't care about the children she cares about the money she has lost several different…read morecoaches in less then a year. And has now kicked my child out due to me having to make payments after 3 traumatic events that happens in February. Instead of being a women after I asked many times if the balance was the problem I was told no no until this morning

We have been very happy with Big as we transitioned here from another gym. The coaches are very…read moreknowledgeable, the drills, conditioning and attention to development of the gymnasts are all extremely impressive. Most importantly, our daughter feels like she has found a second home at Big. The girls have a great sense of team and the environment is filled with fun, spirit days, dance offs, parades, team pride and friendships across levels. My daughter is learning what I view as important life lessons in discipline, hard work, overcoming obstacles, confidence and friendship. Great job Big!

A great recreational gym! (I can't speak for competitive since my daughter is not old enough to…read morecompete yet) AAG keeps growing and growing! I've been going to AAG for 3(+/-) years. My daughter has participated in multiple different classes. Pros: -For the most part the owners listen to feedback from parents (Within reason of course!). After many complaints of a crowded parent area they expanded to the warehouse next door. Recently they have upgraded from uncomfortable metal folding chairs to newer chairs and added some tables. Other feedback that I've seen AAG turn into improvements would be expanding the old parent area to provide additional seating and storage areas, and also adding additional viewing windows in the parent area so parents can watch classes easier. -They keep adding more classes, and a variety of classes. Multiple levels of recreational classes, Ninja, Preschool classes, daytime classes for preschool and home school, boys gymnastics, high school prep, tumbling, competitive team, and more. There is something for everyone. -Recreational classes are competitive in price with other gyms. Cons: -Like most teachers, everyone has a different way of teaching. Some coaches seem to have an easier time teaching students a skill than other teachers. Another thing I have noticed is that the classes don't seem very structured. Some coaches focus more on conditioning than others. These are not necessarily bad things, but they are inconsistencies I have noticed. -Keeping on the topic of coaches, with the exception of a few coaches who have been there for a few years, it seems to be a revolving door. Some coaches come in and are there for a month, then they're gone. -One complaint I've heard a few times is a gymnast being in the same class for some time with little to no improvement on skills. In one instance, two of the individuals had been in the class for about two years and were disappointed that they had not learned as much as they hoped. This could be for a number of reasons- the "revolving door" of coaches, the coaching inconsistencies, gymnasts not practicing/conditioning outside of class, etc. Sometimes it does seem like a slow learning process. Some skills are difficult to achieve and require taking that extra step. Overall, I think AAG is a great gym that has potential to become a well known gym in the area. They keep investing in new equipment and upgrading their facilities. People seem to like the gym because they keep coming back! As I mentioned before, AAG keeps growing and growing. The reason they keep growing and growing is because they are good at what they do.

My daughter had her first practice tonight. Although the location is a little tricky to navigate…read morethis place is great! They have space for parents to relax and wait with awesome gymnastics gear available for purchase. Tina was sitting behind the front desk and was very helpful and answered all of my questions. They also have a toddler room available separate from the main gymnasium that the older girls practice in. The coaches were hands on and very patient with beginners but also challenging the most accelerated girls. This place is a hidden gem! Pricing is reasonable as well! We will be signing her up for many more classes!

Even after 8 months, owner Neil Palmer, has still not refunded the $180 to hard working family and…read morefriends, who supported our daughter's gymnastics. What kind of man and business owner steals from a child and adults. This is unacceptable no matter the circumstances. He came up with a bogus claim that he couldn't refund this money because of future NCAA regulations and "paying" an athlete. Such BS!

DO NOT GO HERE. They…read morekicked my daughter out for no reason, refused to refund our money, and ignored their own contract. Staff is rude and dismissive. This place is unprofessional, unfair, and a complete waste of time and money. Avoid at all costs.

My daughter has been at this gym for two years. The coaching staff is caring and helpful. The gym…read morespace is new, clean and a wonderful learning and training facility. The owners are responsive and transparent with parents.

I have two daughters who have been competing with Balanced Athletics' team for several years…read more Despite other gyms in the area, we have stuck with Balanced because the coaches are exceptional. They are incredibly talented and know the sport well, as former gymnasts themselves. But what makes them especially valuable to me is that they see my girls as individuals and coach to their strengths, weaknesses, and individual goals. My girls look at the gym as their second home and love going to practice. Great coaches who care about their athletes are tough to find: I know that from my own experience as an athlete. I couldn't recommend the gym highly enough.

I was a first time parent and I switched my 3 year old to a different gym after 4 classes, here's…read morewhy: 1. The moment I signed up online I expected a "Welcome" email, telling me gym rules, where to go, where to park, etc. NOTHING. 2. I never saw one adult. I saw the teen "coaches" and on our first day I had no idea what to do, there's no one in the lobby welcoming incoming kids or guiding them to the correct line to stand in. 3. My daughter was doing her somersaults on the wedges wrong and there was no one walking along side correcting her. My coach would smack the back of my head 30 years ago to make sure I had it straight and did it right. 4. They collect payment info online and it's reoccurring until your request to drop. This place is out for the money not teaching. 5. Find a different gymnastics place!

Hard to find perfection. But if you are looking for a super clean gym, this is it. The atmosphere…read moreat this gym is very professional. Our gymnast is only 7 and I have found that the personnel go out of their way to keep the experience fun. From the very beginning the coaches pay attention to the little things (hands, landings, the primary foot the child uses entering a skill, etc.) Parents are allowed to observe. I am blown-away at the conditioning the older girls follow.