This is a great place for Cheerleading and Tumbling. It's a really nice size gym! Coach Angie does…read morea good job with the children. They have 2 Competition Cheerleading Teams that compete locally in the SE states. It's a lot of fun and good exercise for children. It's also a great way for children to learn teamwork and being held accountable. Highly recommend!

My daughter attended a birthday party here! Was a super cute place and the kids loved it!read more

My daughter goes here for cheerleading to learn how to flip & tumble. She has learned so much…read more Every staff member is super nice and know the exact steps to get the girls to learn step by step.

This has been a wonderful experience for my kids. They love the daycare program so much that they…read moredon't want to leave. My daughter and son get great instruction with gymnastics and karate too. All of the staff really love the kids!

My kids love this place! We do not do the gymnastics but they really enjoy the gym and camp!read more

My daughter loves Delta Force Athletics! She is on her 3rd season of competition cheer & has…read morelearned so much! We are beyond grateful to have found DFA & cant wait to see what the future holds as a competitive cheerleader! Their aftercare program & summer camps are also amazing!

We are on season 5 with DFA. My daughter also goes to the after-school care and goes to all the…read morecamps. We absolutely love everything about DFA. All the coaches and staff members are like our extended family. My daughter says all the time that this gym is her 2nd home. She has come so far as an athlete.

After 3 seasons and two children, I feel that it is necessary to highlight some serious challenges…read morewithin the ACA program. Since the beginning of this season, my daughter has come home crying on several of occasions complaining about treatment and constant criticism over her performance, by one of the coaches. Initially, I did not take this seriously and chalked it up to her being tired and hormonal, since she is at an age where that is a reality. Her complaints stemmed from being constantly called out for minor things to being humiliated by being told in front of the team that "this or that sucked" about her performance. A recent event, in which this coach was approached by my wife, for a picture of a bid event envelope, at the most recent competition, led to my wife's realization that there may have been truth and tension between the coach and my daughter. The coach flat out refused to show the envelope and allow the picture to be taken, by saying that those were just the scores, because there wasn't any bid. Later we learned from another coach and a picture of another child with the envelope in question that the coach was not truthful. However minor this incident was, it reinforced that a problem was evident. My daughter returned to practice after the competition, she called my wife from practice hysterical because she was being ridiculed and critiqued inappropriately ("Your jumps suck!"). This has been confirmed by other children on the team and their parents. The coaches are immature and not trained to understand how to motivate, coach, and mentor the different age groups. So much so, that when my wife reached out the coach and mentioned her less than honest approach, it resulted in a termination letter. It is for the best, no child deserves to be spoken to and bullied in that way. There was even an earlier incident that took place when she was hit by two coaches with a belt. My son also in the program at the time stopped it. We addressed this with the gym and it was chalked down to being in fun. While the explanation made sense at the time, I question its honesty now. Two years in a row multiple teams have received Summit (National level competition) bids and we have traveled to Orlando. Unfortunately, at that level we quickly realize how non-competitive the program really is. At this competition, like the others, if the team ends early enough, that's it. Regardless of placement, there is not a plan for the next day. This is the time for the entire staff to go out and "party". Day 2 of the competitions, you have hung over coaches that can't wait until the day is over. The Summit happens in the May timeframe. This unfortunately competes with other gym priorities like try-outs for the next season and drumming up business for the next season. The practice schedule doesn't become more intense. The results have been pretty consistently inadequate. Unfortunately, the Augusta area doesn't have too many options for cheer programs. We selected this program due to convenience and proximity. There is another program in the area that seems to have a more adult staff. I am a military member, currently deployed overseas, and will wait until we move to a different duty station to select a program. I will definitely read reviews and hopefully can steer clear of any more of these experiences. Reviews are meant to educate prospective customers with both the good and the bad in order to make an informed decision. If you notice, the Facebook site for ACA does not have a reviews section. Upon receiving a negative review, they omitted that feature.

We just finished our second season at ACA. My daughter has improved in her tumbling, jumps and…read morestunts tremendously due to this program. My daughter lives and breaths cheer. She would live at the gym if we let her. She loves her coaches and her team. She's made friendships I hope will last for a long time. This gym has really made us feel like family. We have literally lived all over the world and my daughter has never been so engaged in anything like she is with this program. Rachel and Coach K are awesome. You can tell they really care about their athletes and are invested in their success. She's also worked with Robert and Chase for tumbling and they've really pushed her to be her best. She's recently started taking a jumps class and I've already seen improvement after one month. If you're looking to improve your athletes skills this is definitely the right place.

My son is only 5 and has never done this before. We signed him up for a summer camp here. My son…read morehas never liked camp before. He loved this place from the very first day. The staff is very nice and very knowledgeable. My boy didnt want to leave. Wish camp was longer.

absolutely the worst gym ever and are so ridiculously abusive and will lie straight to your face…read more emotionally, physically and verbally abusive, lying, rude, snakes, favoritism, screaming, twisted, threatening, name calling, unsafe, refuse to help or spot, completely different around parents, angered at any questions, traumatizing, poor equipment, scrutinizing and belittling, just like the karolyi's and i regret all of my 11 years there and ten years of competing for and representing them. the amount of depression anxiety and mental health issues i accrued through this gym is absolutely astounding. the amount of times i cried before going to every practice begging my parents to turn the car around and the amount of times i cried during practice the amount of times they made me physically sick from the abuse and the amount of times i hoped to get an injury so bad to the point where i would never be able to do gymnastics again. they pick their favorites and if you're not one of the 5% they favorite they will abuse you they will lie to you they will forget about you they will punish you they will name call you they will threaten and scream at you. it's truly astounding how bad a gym can possibly be and if you know anything about the karolyi's and their abusive training tactics then you would have to be absolutely out of your mind and idiotic to send your child here to suffer through such trauma and abuse. and if you don't know anything about the karolyi's i highly suggest you do even the slightest bit of research and you will find that no child should ever be treated this way. if you have watched athlete a it is the EXACT same in every way except for the sa of course. do not send your child here unless you truly want to scar, traumatize and abuse your child!