Great classes. Love the teachers... child loves it and works hard to do well. Some might think…read moreinstructors are strict, but I think that's a good thing.. they are rigorous, gives the children discipline, and they know what they are doing.

Most bizarre experience I've ever had. First, classes take place in a dimly lit banquet hall in…read morethe basement of the Forest Hills Self Help community center. The girls run laps around the dance floor and then stretch barefoot on carpeting that looks like it hasn't been shampooed in a decade. After having a friendly exchange with Alex over email about having my daughter join a comp class and asking if it was ok for a three year old to try it, we were gobsmacked by the rudest head teacher leading the class. Granted, our child doesn't acclimate well or easily to new experiences and was clingy for the first 20 minutes, but she started to warm up a bit and followed the class with help from me. How is it then that the lead teacher zones in us and says very rudely and with a thick scowl, "Your child is too young, she is not ready!" Any normal parent takes this as a cue to leave so I led my kid to the parent area and began putting on her shoes. Lo and behold the lead teacher actually followed us and began to scold me! She says, "Why did you leave the class?!" Hey Lady! I am almost 40 years old. This isn't the movie, "An Officer and Gentleman". You're not the Russian version of Louis Gossett, Jr. And I'm not Richard Gere. You're not here to break me or my daughter down in order to gain some sick satisfaction of having us beg to stay. So I yelled back and said, "You said she's not ready, so why should we stay?!" And that yes, I agree she's too young but I've never experienced such a rude approach from a teacher talking to a prospective student. The teacher shakes her head at me and says she's never had a parent talk to her like that and that "I'm not her (kind of) parent." Well good! I'm not paying my hard earned cash for an unfriendly, military-like extracurricular environment. Really, What adult talks to another adult like that? This odd "tough love" "destroy your confidence" approach is as archaic as the building that houses this gymnastics class. Completely ridiculous. Anyone reading this - stay far, far, far away. I recommend Nina's Gymnastics in Maspeth where the teachers are NORMAL and it's in a legit studio/gym facility.

Been coming for 2 years and my kid loves it! The staff is incredible! Ms. Alyssa is the best and…read moreMs. Ciara is lovely. They are all so professional and accomplished gymnasts. They make the class fun and they are friendly and attentive to the kids. The owner can be a little strict with the make up policies but I understand it's business. We will continue to attend classes as long as it keeps being safe and fun!

We did a birthday party for my daughter here and I can't even describe how AMAZING!!!!!!!!! it was…read more Everything was taken care of by the amazing staff! From the beginning it was such a pleasure to work with them and the day of went SO smoothly. Mikayla and the team who were working with us made sure everything was set up perfectly and was so amazing with the children. They were occupied and happy for more than an hour! Everything was set up and packed up and the team truly went above and beyond to make everything perfect. We are SO grateful and can't recommend this location enough!!!!!

I was so happy to see that Coach Cory has opened his own gym! I initially became aware of his…read moreamazing skills when I took an adult gymnastics class at Chelsea Piers. I used to be a gymnast many many moons ago and wanted to see if I could still do some tricks, but on very bouncy surfaces. Cory was so kind and patient with me and he really left a lasting impression, so we kept in touch. When my friend told me her son was interested in gymnastics, of course Cory immediately came to mind! We ended up stopping by this past weekend and I was so happy to see what Cory has accomplished. Lots of equipment especially for children, combined with his signature helpful, kind demeanor and fun yet safe approach was such a great experience for my friend and her son. I would recommend everyone try out Cory's new gym!

Cory is the absolute best and an amazing coach. He is super talented, great with kids and all…read morepeople for that matter, patient, helpful, skillful, and all the things you would look for in a fantastic coach. He spends the time to make sure you or your child gets the knowledge to do the skills properly and safely. If you have any doubts, don't because he is the BEST OF THE BEST!!

We had two gymnasts from Cincinnati that wanted to get a practice session in while on vacation. The…read moreStaff at Gotham Gymnastics was fantastic. They greeted the girls and gave them instruction just like a normal session. After the session they took pictures and thanked them for coming in. Really a class act. Thank You Gotham.

The instructors at Gotham are truly amazing. They create such a positive, supportive atmosphere…read morethat makes every visit special. My child absolutely loves it here--gymnastics has quickly become her favorite thing, and it's all she talks about! We couldn't be happier with our experience.

To provide an update on my previous review, the camp was part of the gymnastics club. Alex as the…read moreowner. The values he listed in his reply on the previous review were inconsistent with his own behavior towards me and others. It's disappointing that he's still running the place.

I have been there for at least a year and one of the coaches said I should not be doing gymnastics…read moreif I can't do a split so that's why I left I felt so out of place but I was level 1 and I could do a backtuck and backhand spring so I'm never going back

Worst establishment would be an understatement. I have never dealt with rude and unhelpful staff…read more The front desk secretary (can't say name since she refused to give me her name ) I think she might be Indian. She is the worst of all don't waste your time. She is unpleasant and impolite. Not very unhelpful and extremely disrespectful. If only they made sure they accommodated you as they charge you. First, make sure they explain the payment situation so they don't make new rules as is beneficial for them. They have a pay-per-class or pay for four weeks in advance. Apparently, it doesn't work like that. My daughter signed up for 4 weeks of classes which were paid for in advance as they should or as the policy seems to be. At the end of her 4 week classes, my ex-husband couldn't go to Ninas to make a payment. We wanted to sign her up for another 4 weeks but my ex husband had a family emergency and couldn't make it to pay and there is no contract. He paid the following week and they charged last weeks class that wasnt paid for as if that was part of the package when I inquired because to my knowledge you paid for your classes in full. The receptionist was like no no no that class count. That class was never paid so why should it count? I even witness another parent having to deal with the same situation. New policies need to be made. One were the parents are sure of what they are getting themselves into with this establishment.

My daughter has been with Nina's Gymnastics for almost 9 years now. Nina's has been her second…read morehome. Throughout the years, she has gained great friends and a second family. I trust that my daughter is safe there whenever I leave her for practice. The coaches are great, and they treat the children as their own. Some might say they are mean to them, but I'd say they are just teaching them discipline. Something I never experienced there is being harassed for payment. Some might call it harassment but I call it a reminder. I actually appreciate the reminders. I never regretted enrolling my daughter to Nina's, and I highly recommend Nina's if your child wants to be a gymnast.

My 7 yo son has been attending Industry Gymnastics and we're very fortunate to have this facility…read morein our neighborhood. He's done classes for 3 years now, summer camp, and some clinics or day camps. His different coaches (Tony, Jackie, DJ and Tyler) have always been supportive - so, special thanks to them ! We're very excited for him to move up to Jaguars in the Fall. We let him choose every single session if he wants to continue, and he has never hesitated to say yes. I have also done the baby classes with my youngest and it was really sweet and fun (coach Maria era!). I can't wait for my daughter to be old enough to join back in Saturday classes, as these start at 3. Signup can be a bit stressful as there are more families interested than spots, especially on Saturdays, but we've succeeded every year since we wanted to enroll, by being quick and efficient at Registration start time. It also gets easier as the kids grow up. And of course, the registration priority during the year is key, making it smooth and easy 2/3 of the time. During camps, the recent addition of aftercare until 5 pm has been a nice option. They're very responsive in case of anything needed. Last but not least, I particularly like their inclusiveness and positive messages, it's great to expose our kids to these early on and I'm glad they do that. Long live Industry and Natalie :)

My daughter Emma has been attending Industry gymnastics for several years now and still loves going…read more. Started off with Coach Jacki for a few years and have ended up with coach Joe. Happy kid , Happy mom .

I love this place! They have classes for everyone: kids, teens, and adults. It's a family run…read morebusiness and there's so much love and care because of it. Toni and his son, Costa, are amazingly talented themselves, but, more importantly, are phenomenal teachers. The energy here is so great; that's why I keep coming back every week. I'm taking the 8p Adult Gymnastics Tumbling class as a complete beginner with no prior experience (and not much flexibility). Costa works with you at the level you're at. Enough talking. Just try it and see for yourself.

A great, family oriented gymnastics and fitness center. A great price too, my daughter and I came…read moreregularly through the winter months and plan to return in the Fall. classes for children start at 4 years old, and include trampoline and low impact gymnastics with lots of stretching. Typically 8-12 students would attend each class, and I would find myself as the dad also doing trampoline and stretching with them.

My daughter has been doing gymnastics here for about 7 years, 5 of the competitively. The staff is…read morewonderful, kind, and compassionate. They care about the kids and their ability and level. I genuinely have not 1 negative thing to say about anyone that works there, and my daughter loves going! Reading the older reviews where people say 'its about the money', well, it is a business so Yes, some of it about the money. We all sign a contract, so make sure to read the fine print....and there is not 1 competitive studio that I know of that doesn't upcharge competition entry fees, gymnastics/dance/sports/etc.

We love Cherry Lane. My daughter has been going to their girls' instructional classes for 3 years…read more She loves her coaches and her classes. She has grown in her ability, strength and confidence. Cherry Lane has a very low coach to student ratio. There are usually only 4 or 5 girls working with each coach at any given time. Sometimes there are only 3 girls in her group. This ratio is really is much lower than other gyms and my daughter has benefited form it tremendously. I read another review that stated that the staff was rude and that they only care about money. I obviously don't know what happened but I can say that my experience has been the complete opposite. I've only found them to be exceptionally helpful and considerate.