National Academy of Athletics is a great way to keep kids active while making sure they're having…read morefun. They offer a bunch of different sports programs across the metro area, so kids can try new activities, learn skills, and build confidence. The coaches do a great job creating a positive environment that focuses on participation, teamwork, and just enjoying the game!

We had an ok experience until the school told me my…read moredaughter couldn't attend because of her epilepsy. They did offer accommodations (let's move her into a tumbling class or keep her on low beams) but instead told me she wasn't welcome to return. Their reasoning was because another epileptic student had a seizure and it was "really upsetting for the other gymnasts." Wow... to think this poor kiddo has a seizure in class and the gyms only concern was how upsetting this was to the other students. What a miss. We've done a lot of community education for my daughters peers' related to epilepsy. My daughter was well controlled and had no issues during her time at DSG. We were transparent about her disorder because it was the right thing to do... too bad the owners didn't make reasonable accommodations and educate their teams about epilepsy rather than promote fear and discrimination. My daughter was heartbroken and so was I... I highly recommend considering another gym that accepts kiddos from all walks of life and background.

I've been looking for a good gymnastics program for my two boys for a year or so and decided to…read moregive DSG a look as they are very close to my house and have been in business for a while now. Perhaps a "parents night out" isn't a fair test of a gymnastics school but I'd argue that it does tell you some important things about the demeanor and personality of a school. You can learn a lot about a place when it's out of it's element. In this case we learned that the school runs programs like Parents Night out as a way to make money. What's wrong with with that you ask? Well, while this type of event could be used to bring new business to the company by showing the kids a good time and tending to the kids as individuals, the DSG event was really about keeping the kids from the fun stuff (foam pit, trampoline... anything gymnastics) and running them through a few inflatables before dumping them into a dark cold room for a movie. It had nothing to do with gymnastics. I really wanted this to be a great time for my boys but they both looked as if they'd been dropped off at an evil day care. The staff simple asked who we were there to pick-up and yelled their names out. When we picked them up the staff didn't ask the kids if they enjoyed the evening or even say goodbye. In short, everything is an experience and I'd expect a place like this to go out of their way to make sure that everyone had a good experience. They didn't make that kind of effort and they shouldn't hold another event like this in my opinion. Stick to what you know and can be authentic with. Don't play day care with a Parents Nights Out if it's just about the money. We would have rather stayed with the kids then put them in this situation. Totally disappointed with DSG.

My daughter trained with coach Jenelle for volleyball. My daughter absolutely loves Jenelle, learns…read morethe most from her, and will always come out of the coaching session learning something new. Jenelle not only has the volleyball skills, she also knows when to push the athlete, when to give them a pep talk, and when to give them tough love. Jenelle explains and corrects with knowledge of the game and with empathy to the athlete who is working but might not get it all right on the first try. I would highly recommend her as a private coach.

All of the athletic programs are strong and the instructors are professional, knowledgeable and…read morehyper-focused on how to best train athletes.

The staff is great! So friendly, attentive and helpful. Different classes for each age group…read more They move the foam pads around weekly so it's a different experience for the kids. Just a lot of learning hand, eye and foot coordination. It's awesome seeing what my son can do.

This place is amazing! so great for the kids! My grandson goes here and i would recommend this for…read moreany child! i cannot say enough good things about this gym!

Great gym for my young children. They love it and the instructors are very kind. I would recommendread more

As a youth athletic organization, it is the gyms responsibility and expectation to provide an…read moreenvironment that supports and protects their athletes. Prior to the abrupt decision to fire an amazing coach mid- season, 2 weeks before state, my son would come home saying the owners are so mean to the boys. Boys would get in trouble for eating and wearing shoes in the gym while the girls would not get in trouble. The girls would steal mats without asking and run across the vault runway while they were training, to name a few. But, somehow the boys were always at fault. The coaches produced the best boys team in the state over the last couple years and they were never recognized. My son says the trophies and banners they won were put in a corner to collect dust And not showcased. Following the dismissal of the boys head coach and the loss of the other who didn't agree, the high level athletes were not given a safe transition to train there nor did they participate in finding a safe alternative elsewhere. This has forced some to quit and others scrambling to find a place to train til the end of season at the least. The owners did not want to discuss what had happened nor did they apologize for the emotional harm they have caused to my child and our family nor the 20+ others that trusted the gym to advocate for the kids. i have never interacted with the owners for our short time there. I was rarely spectating either. However when i went to pick up my son's belongings, I was being harassed for trespassing and that they were going to call the cops. All I wanted was what belonged to my son, but they threw what was in my Sons locker and all the others boys belongings in a box. It's pretty difficult to distinguish who's was what. Frustrated I left with nothing, worried I'd be accused of stealing Or worse. I would avoid this gym at all cost. It is a dangerous place for a high risk sport Without the appropriate skilled coaching required, no exceptions. There are so many other options in the area!!! Safety and Professionalism comes 1st, our kids deserve it!

Gymtegrity has a great DP program that my daughter is in. They have the best coaches and a great…read morefacility! I would highly recommend starting your kids here early. In addition the boys ninja class is a must for boys!

This place has very bad customer service. I tried to enroll my son for gymnastics and then for…read moresummer camp and I emailed them to get some answers before doing any payment and I was never reached out. I went to the place to see if I could get a tour and nobody was there who Could answer to my questions. this just makes me wonder if they treat parents who are interested how would they treat the kids who go there?

My husband and I came to play pickle and had a poor experience and would reccomend others not to go…read moreunfortunately. We found an empty court and began a simple singles game--nothing disruptive, just enjoying the space that was clearly available. The courts are first come first serve per the Thornton Rec Center Employees and website. Moments later, an older woman came over and rudely told us that singles play wasn't allowed and we needed to play doubles. Not only was her tone unnecessarily harsh, but she insisted it was a "rule," despite there being no signage or clear policy anywhere stating that singles games were prohibited. If there is an empty court, people should be able to play how they want. The courts are supposed to be first come, first serve, but it seems like a group of older regulars have taken it upon themselves to control who plays, how, and when. It felt more like we were intruding on their private club than participating in a community activity at a public facility. We're all for shared use and following actual posted rules, but this kind of gatekeeping is exactly what drives new players and younger participants away. It was a really disappointing and unwelcoming experience. They need to make it so these courts are reserved. Otherwise the other facilities are great! There is tennis courts, bocce ball , a splash pad, horseshoe pits and great walking paths.

Attended a birthday party there and it was fun! Easy to find parking in the private lot. Went…read moreinside and past the front desk to the event rooms. They have vending machines by the restrooms and the light comes in to brighten the space. The front desk associate was nice too. My friend has had parties here before and likes the place.

We moved from Broomfield 4 years ago and really miss this rec center. We've been unable to find…read moreanything similar in our new location. It has many exercise options, the facility and equipment are well maintained and is at a great price. Staff is friendly.

My wife, myself, and our 6-month baby were swimming laps (yes, laps in an infant flotation device)…read morein the lap pool lane when the lifeguard asked us to leave it for someone who 'actually wants to swim laps.' We explained that we are also swimming laps and we don't understand why we need to leave the lane for someone else who wants to do the same. The lifeguard told us the ~50 y/o man was rude to her, so she felt pressured to do so. We settled on splitting the lap pool into two sides (even though we are literally 3 people and he is 1). The guy didn't like that very much and he stood against the wall at one end of the pool for a while looking upset. When we swam to the end of the pool he was on, he forcefully splashed down into the water to send it into my baby son's face and made him gasp for breath and start crying. A male lifeguard witnessed this and went for help. When the manager arrived, she insisted that we leave the lane and when we refused, she asked that we instead continue 'sharing' the lap pool lane with the guy who assaulted our child. The best part is the first time we wanted to go swimming in Broomfield, we arrived at the other facility that has strictly lap pools and therapy pools and they suggested WE GO ELSEWHERE because it's NOT FOR BABIES. Ok then why does the 50 y/o creep get to come to the kids pool and demand we exit the lane? Thanks for being just another place in Colorado that hates babies. We are disgusted by the manager response. If you have an issue here, dial 911, cause no one is going to help you. Even when you go to a place built for children, they will act like they're worthless and an inconvenience to others. Review your policies.