I first came across Tumbling Times a few years ago, when looking for tumbling classes for my cheer team. 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. read more

Busch league! . We did the parent tot class and it was pretty bad. They told us to do a a little routine (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. read more

This is my 2nd review, if that's doable. This time I'm writing about their cheer programs. I have had girls at every level of their program, and my girls have always been treated so well by their coaches! Coach Lacey, coach Sunni both so patient and knowledgeable about the sport, which I admittedly know Nothing about. My 5 year old started in the tiny program about a year and a half ago and LOVES it!! Love the camaraderie of the girls and their coaches and the supportive environment for these girls.. Highly recommend! read more

Although my child seemed to enjoy their classes there was no one there enforcing the mask mandate! When I called my park district (since that's who we signed up with) they called to tell them to enforce the mandate and was told that everyone was wearing a mask which was a blatant lie! read more

My son has been coming to Tumbling Times for about a year, he really likes it. The staff is pretty nice. I haven't had any issues with the coaches or the staff. read more

It's ok if you don't mind 14 year old coaches bullying your kid. I'm a little turned off of this gymnastics place. We gave this place a try a few years ago and i had some concerns with how the coaches were treating the kids sometimes. I decided to try again because my daughters showed interest again and I thought it couldn't hurt to get some physical activity during the winter months. My younger daughter was so excited to start once the day came, but she seemed a little deflated after the class. She explained that she thought the teacher was mean. I just told her to keep going and try her best. As the session was going on, she began dreading to go. The last class took major convincing. I told her we committed to the class and we had to finish. Well, when she came out of class, she was ready to cry. Her teacher pointed her out to all the other girls and said "Whatever you do, don't do your cartwheels like her. If you're watching her, you're watching the wrong girl". I was so mad when I heard that. She's only 7! They clearly have coaches that are too young to know you don't act that way to a little kid especially when it's something they are supposed to look forward to. My daughter said she never wants to go back. I don't blame her. My older daughter (still going) tells me that her teachers are mean too, but my older daughter has an easier time letting things roll off her back. When I watch the classes going on and see how these girls/coaches act at times, I just shake my head. read more

I am here right now with my 10 and 8 year old for the Ninja warrior class, which starts at 415 PM. I have yet to see an adult employee present on the premises. When the class was supposed to start at 415 PM, I had to walk into the employee area and tell the girl, whose nose was buried in her phone, that it was time and the kids were waiting. There are two maybe 15 year old girls out on the floor. The last thing they seem to be doing is paying attention to the kids. My 10 year old told me last session that both girls were on their phones and she fell and banged her chin. She said it was not until later that one of the "teachers" asked her if there was something wrong. The pit, where all the kids jump from a height is totally unsupervised and the kids are jumping Willy nilly with no one watching them. My kids were here a couple of years ago and things seemed so different, as there was way more adult supervision. read more

My daughter has been taking the tumbling class for about 4 months and we are very happy with the instruction and progress she has made. Her favorite coach is Coach Jolie (I hope that is the right spelling). She makes sure the kids are being spotted properly and are doing things within their skill level. She also makes sure they progress at their own pace and doesn't push too hard. There are a couple coaches that fill in when Coach Jolie is not there and they are so-so...teenagers who try to keep the kids busy without too much effort on their part. That's the only reason I'm taking away 1 star. Other than that, it's been a great experience. read more

Signed my child up for classes through the Park District and was sent to this location when he was about 15 months old. The gym was dirty, the instructors were MAYBE 16, and a shady parent was caught rummaging through my diaper bag. I was very dissatisfied in 2016, and couldn't wait for the classes to end. Fast forward to 2019, and I come to find out this same establishment works at the Elk Grove Park District. I am just as dissatisfied with the instruction that is offered by this gym at a different location. The owner is extremely unprofessional, does not know how to deal with young children, arrives late to teach classes, and rolls her eyes because you have grown accustom to quality classes at a fine park district. The owner is very big on "rules," and I am all for rules and a safe gymnastic class; however, as a teacher, follow your own rules and set an example. You are coaching 3-6 year olds on summersaults. You are not Bela Karolyi coaching Nadia Comaneci at the Olympics. read more