Love love this place! My 2 yrs old granddaughter has been going here past 1.5. I hav accompanied…read morefew times and the staff always have been so kind and friendly. Beside great and creatively planned classes they offer summer camps which seem to be such fun! My granddaughter's fav coach is Ava she is like a ray of sunshine, always so happy and cheery! I hav sat and watched her during the class, she is amazing w the kids and parents! Its awesome how all including my granddaughter and her parent are entertained and follow directions while having great time. Def bring ur babies here let them have fun and learn interacting w other babies from early on as it will be a great tool for self confidence to have the rest of their beautiful lives.

We did a drop in today and my 2 year old loved it. She actually threw a tantrum when it was time to…read moreleave. Shes a very active kid and usually pretty slow to warm to new places but her skepticism vanished after 5 minutes of seeing the other kids run and jump on the gigantic inflatable. She also liked the donut wheel that flips kids into a somersault. This place is great for vestibular and proprioceptive input! Although it wasn't long enough to wear her out, she had fun. The pricing is a bit unclear - they charge a $40 initial fee, plus it's 160/mo. So you're going to pay $200 for the first month. I bought a membership despite the steep price ($160/mo which is $40/class); we'll see how long it takes before she's bored of it. Staff was friendly. Class was semi-structured. So much better than MyGym in Pasadena!! Highly recommend doing a drop in for kids who are walking steadily on their own. If you have a baby, maybe hold off a bit and go somewhere carpeted like a music class or kidspace baby room until they can walk and really take advantage of all this place has to offer.

Please train your employees on interacting with special needs families. This location was…read moreunfortunately recommended to us by the Regional Center as a place welcoming of children on the spectrum. Our experience was quite the opposite. Upon signing in for our trial class, we told the instructor our daughter's name. Right as we were about to explain that she is on the spectrum, the instructor told my daughter "You can't talk or what?" When we told him our daughter is nonverbal, he literally laughed and said "Oh." When the website said there would be lots of fun and laughter in class, I didn't realize they meant at the expense of my daughter. Within a few minutes the instructor ran up to us in front of all the other parents and told us we should bring her another day for an adaptive class, but that she could stay for the current class. When we we told him this class was recommended and did not see any information on the website about adaptive classes, he just said oh yeah we don't put that online. Before we attended the class, we made sure to fill out the student profile to make the staff aware of my daughter's diagnosis. Upon reviewing her profile, they could have let us know about all of our options since they do not provide this information online. At one point he started calling my daughter tippy toes. Making a nickname out of something many autistic children struggle with, was upsetting. At the end he said they did not have any time to focus on my daughter because they had too many kids. I never expected the focus to be solely on my daughter (even though the staff definitely made more of an effort to help the youngest gymnasts). I just wanted a place where she could feel included and supported, not made fun of. This class would have been a challenge for anyone being introduced to gymnastics for the first time. Had the staff seemed like they cared about helping my daughter and hadn't laughed at her difficulty speaking, we would have definitely come back for an adaptive class. Please make an attempt to train your staff in interacting with students of all abilities before you create another miserable experience for a special needs family.

This review is just based on an intake call to start my son's gymnastic classes with a woman named…read moreJessica. I was completely comfortable answering questions about my son's autism and his support needs during the intake call. I understand that these questions are necessary. However, what made the experience uncomfortable was the attitude of the staff member, Jessica. After nearly every answer I gave, she would respond with an annoyed-sounding "Hmm... okay," which came across as dismissive and judgmental. When she asked if my son attends a "typical school," her tone made me feel like I was being interrogated rather than welcomed. It got to the point where I had to ask her if there was an issue because her responses consistently felt rude. She mentioned that she has a lot of experience working with autistic children, but that wasn't reflected in the way she communicated. Families seeking programs for children with autism deserve empathy, patience, and respectful communication--especially during an intake call, which is often the first impression of the organization. Unfortunately, this interaction left me feeling discouraged rather than supported. I probably will just continue swimming classes rather than even starting here if this is how they discriminate against families with children on the spectrum.

My daughters enjoy their gymnastics classes at LAVC. Both girls look forward to their class on a…read moreweekly basis. LAVC offers a variety of gymnastics equipment and my girls get to try different activities! The coaches have been very caring and supportive. Registration is on the 15th of the previous month. Make sure you register right away, classes fill up! We have been parking on the street next to the gym, they don't charge for parking right now.

Coach Charlie is the best! He is very communicative and wonderful! My daughter enjoys doing…read moregymnastics at Monarch! Highly recommend this gym because of the wonderful people that work here!

This class has an 8:1 student-to-coach ratio for 5-6 year olds. The kids were split into four…read moregroups, but the coach failed to correct them when they performed their routines incorrectly. If coaches cannot effectively monitor and guide a group of this size, the facility should not be running large group sessions

My daughter loves her lessons at this gym. Particularly we love that different age classes start at…read morethe time time and stretch together before breaking into different groups by age / level. This makes it fun for siblings to warm up together, and not too awkward if others are late and there are only one or two from her age group at the start of class. We love the Disney music playing in the background, the large space with multiple parent sitting areas to watch different parts of the gym. The front desk staff is kind and knowledgeable. The coaches are encouraging and good at differentiating for different students' abilities in the same group. They have affordable pricing (especially compared to others in the area!) and flexible booking for makeup or additional one-time classes. We've loved our time there and look forward to continuing!!

Located in a unassuming modern business virtually no parking and a few street parking spaces but be…read morecareful Pasadena is notorious for ending up the inch away from the curb is the warning so when you go to this place you have to walk through a small walkway then walk to a door and then you walk through another hallway and there is a small I'm assuming sign a huge Warehouse converted into a gymnastics studio with Sky High it is a very clean facility they do not have video that does not encourage parents are a family members and friends to watch that could be a good thing I guess fairly new facility so far we love it. Other similar facilities in the area watch out you now have more competition for customers

If you care about your child's physical and emotional well-being, stay far away from this school…read more On July 25, 2025, I brought my 4-year-old daughter to her 4:00 PM gymnastics class. We arrived at 3:59 PM and, as directed by the front desk, walked through the ballet room to get there. The ballet class was already past its scheduled end time, so we waited until the students finished before passing through. Halfway across the room, the ballet teacher suddenly began yelling at us aggressively. My daughter was terrified. I calmly asked her to lower her voice, but she continued screaming--following us into the gymnastics room in front of dozens of children. I have a heart condition and began feeling unwell from the stress, yet she would not stop. No staff intervened. I assumed the school would handle it properly, but I was wrong. Later, the owner defended the teacher, accused me of being a "criminal," and took zero responsibility. The real victims were my daughter and the many children who witnessed this unprovoked outburst. Parents should be aware of three serious concerns: 1. Poor safety - No security, unattended front desk, and children can easily wander outside to the street. I personally saw a 6-year-old disappear for 20 minutes. 2. Emotionally unstable ballet teacher - Multiple online reviews mention her history of yelling at kids when parents aren't present. 3. Unprofessional management - Canceled classes without notice, no accountability, and intimidation tactics from the owner, Serge. I regret not calling the police that day. If I had, maybe fewer children would be subjected to this behavior. Parents, please protect your children. A school should be a safe, nurturing place--not one where kids are traumatized and parents are threatened. I've attached a video showing my daughter's reaction after being traumatized by the teacher--no child should ever go through this.

Love, love, love, Coach Shawn and Coach Katie. Our little ones have them for Beginning Tumbling…read moreand Level 1/2, respectively, for a year and a half and enjoy it immensely. The only downside is that sometimes there are 10 or more kids in a class and that can get a bit crazy with spacing and the number of reps they can get in. When it is the holidays or low season, it is amazing.

Parents with younger children DO NOT drop off your children here for all day camp. They DO NOT…read moreoffer a lunch time. They offer them a morning snack at 10am and an afternoon camp at 2pm. NO official lunch. My daughter came home saying she was hungry because she wasn't given lunch. She repeatedly asked if she could have her lunch and they told her not until 2pm. There are rules and regulations around child care centers (camps, schools etc) and meal times and they are in direct violation of them. I called the office and they didnt care. They said this was their policy and couldn't let my daughter eat lunch at 12pm. Parents please avoid this place for camp.

So grateful to CPG gymnastics for giving my kids an active outlet during these covid times. My…read morefive year old LOVES her ninja class with Coach Joe. He is the BEST- so fun and so good with the kids. She has improved some much under his guidance. This ninja class is the only parkour type class nearby. I looked for years prior to finding CPG. And my three year old looks forward to her gymnastics class with Stephanie each week. For those concerned about covid they take temperatures as you enter, you step into a sanitation solution at the door to clean shoes, use hand sanitizer and wear masks. They also have gym and ninja classes online as well as tech pods to help families with online school. We haven't tried either of those but I'm sure they are great too.

Overall, my experience with this gymnastics facility has been very positive. The coaches are…read morewonderful--passionate, patient, and genuinely invested in teaching kids real skills. The classes themselves are great, and the staff clearly cares about the athletes. That said, there is one major issue that absolutely needs immediate attention: the carpets and definitely the chairs. They are extremely dirty--filthy to the point where it's honestly shocking. The stains, the buildup... it's hard to comprehend how they've been allowed to get this bad. It really takes away from an otherwise great environment. If management doesn't want to replace them, the very least they could do is clean them regularly. It's a simple step that would make a huge difference. The coaches and kids deserve a cleaner, more sanitary space.