Tara is AMAZING with her students. From beginners to advanced, she is a perfectionist, completely…read moreknowledgeable and has her students saftey and well being as her #1 priority. She is an expert at her art and her passion is evident in everything she does. She runs a tight ship. I look forward to my daughter training under Tara for many more years to come.

From the owner: High-quality beginner and intermediate aerial instruction. Get incredibly fit and learn the…read morefoundations of static trapeze, aerial silks, lyra (aerial hoop) and more. Classes for children and adults. Private lessons also available.

The coaches are great and they have a great team program. I drive far bc I the one I live next to…read moredoes not care about the girls like Flips! They want to see them succeed and do well!!

My son attended Flips Gymnastics when he was 3 and 4 years old. It is a very nice gym with a lot…read moreof professional equipment, where older kids train for competitions. Being a past gymnast myself, it was nice to see good equipment and teachers letting little kids use it (carefully). They also have a toddler section where little ones spent most of their time. My son loved it there, however was at times he would get bored because some little kids who didn't want to participate were essentially wasting other kids time/turns. It wasn't the kids fault by any means, the teachers just didn't handle tantrums and bad attitude very well. Instead of letting those who don't want to participate sit out, they spend more individual one-on-one time with that kid, while other just waited their turn. Which was not fair to the other kids who were ready go and their thing. Thankfully this didn't happen too often. But when it did, it was very annoying to see. Another major gripe I have with flips is the location of their changing area. It's located right next to the main lobby, with doors that open directly to the outside. The dressing space is pretty tiny, and when one group finishes class and goes to change while the next group arrives to change for their class, there is literally no place to stand. And then, little kids have to walk by the exit doors in order to get to the gym area, which is always in use because people leave and enter all the time. So when it's winter time and freezing temps, barefoot and leotard clad little kids are very cold having to walk by the open doors and then stand in the lobby (10 feet away) waiting for their teacher to come get them for their class! Aside from these two negatives (for me), it's really a very accommodating and fun place for little kids to develop their physical abilities.

My daughter loves Vernon Hills Gymnastics! It is a great balance of quality instruction and fun!read more

My kids love going to Vernon Hills Gymnastics! All the teachers are SO sweet and all the equipment…read moreis very, very clean. We will keep signing up for more and more sessions here!

I've never had a great experience here. We went for a free trial for a kids gymnastics class, and…read morethe teacher was short of patience and crabby. The 'open gym' on Friday nights is an absolute madhouse that brings out the worst kids/teens the area has to offer. There is zero security or supervision, the pre teens are foul mouthed and rude, and no-one does anything about unruly guests (drunk (drugged?) guy in the lobby for 2 hours swearing, harassing people, talking REALLY inappropriately to kids around him) and was only asked to leave right before close. If you bring your kids to open gym, I would stay with them, but fully expect they're going to bring home a few choice phrases like mine did. Thanks drunk guy. I imagine the bulk of the attention they give anyone here are the girls/parents that pay for gymnastics classes, which makes sense, and that the other 'activities' they offer are simply money grabs.

I've been here a couple of times. Once for a b-day party, open gym, and couple of other times for…read moreother stuff. Overall, the gym is like those of Pump It Up and Jump Zone. Just take a factory building and fill it with equipment and other stuff. And you know, it works! Kids have fun at BDay parties jumping into a foam pit, and more. Also kids get the chance to use the Olympic stuff too- uneven bars, beam, vault, and of course, the spring mat! My daughter loves it here for the bday parties because she says "You can do whatever you want. Like jumping on the trampoline, doing flips on the uneven bars, Back bends on the on the floor, and running and twisting on the vault. You name it, you can do it as long as it's safe!" I've also noticed men's Olympic stuff towards the back. My daughter said the men's stuff is fun and cool, but she prefers the woman's more, as what I know of. There's also a swinging rope. All the kids wait in a line to swing back and forth of a rope attached to the ceiling. It's safe, because it's attached to a ton of stuff to hold it. I even tried it! It was pretty fun!! On the spring mat, it's a different story! A TON of stuff to do! Of course, you can just do the basic gymnastic stuff. But there is also stuff you can sit in and be rolled around in! The bars are really fun! I enjoyed Firehouse and will continue to come for years!

First-time visitors and, unfortunately, it will be our last. I was very disappointed by the lack of…read moreempathy and acknowledgment from the staff. They were quite rude and unwelcoming. Since parents aren't allowed past the door, I asked for feedback about my child's experience, but no one took the time to update me or even offer a brief summary. Communication and courtesy are so important, especially for first-timers, and sadly, that was missing here.

The team coaches here provide the best gymnastics training in Lake County Illinois. There is a good…read morebalance of training and conditioning, ensuring that the gymnasts are well prepared for competition.

I was bringing my daughter to American eagles over the last many years. The place improved quite…read moresubstantially with the new owner in the recent years. Super clean and organized. Coaches are well trained. They keep a nice balance of kids health, happiness, and helping them realize their potential. They had been scooping many medals from their competitions that attest to the quality of the program. I recommend AEG highly for both recreational and competitive attendees.

The place is clean and well organized with amazing coaches and staff. The staff and coaches are…read morefriendly. My daughter has been going here for the past few years and met a lot of friends and enjoyed being there during practices. A lot has changed with the new owner and everything got more organized. floors were changed, new equipment were added and equipment was moved with the new owner. They keep it safe and healthy for all the kids for all ages. I would definitely recommend going to this gym.

We went to a 6yo birthday party there this past weekend and it was clean, well set up, and the kids…read morehad a blast! Most importantly, there were staff spotting the kids, coordinating games in an organized and structured way, and helping out in the party room. Would highly recommend this location!

This may work for adult fitness, but I don't think it was good for a kid's birthday party. All of…read morethe apparatuses are way too advanced for them. It's basically parents walking around hoisting their kids onto equipment that is behind their scope, and then having to hold them. There were no organized activities, save for the dodgeball game at the end. Even then, you couldn't even hear the instructor give directions. They would be better to have microphones. Instructor didn't seem like she was enjoying herself at all (no smiling). We started out in one area and then moved onto the next. My kids were bored in 10 minutes. They therefore went back to the first area, only to have an employee scold us for going back there because "it was already cleaned for the next group." We had no idea they were getting ready for another party. Again, it would have been better to politely say in a microphone prior to moving (so all can hear) that "we are moving on to another area and to not go back to the former as it's being prepared for another group." When we got to the eating area, one of the employees was so intrusive with the bussing of the table! She kept reaching out under *everyone* to get every little wrapper, juice box or a plate that appeared finished. For the love of God! This was so aggravating and other parents noticed as well. At least twice I had to tell her that my kids weren't finished. You couldn't even set something down without fear it would be taken right away! Another thing I found rude is that the employee announced coldly that the kids "couldn't get the cupcake until their pizza was finished." What the hell? This was not enjoyable at ALL, and my 2 boys (7 and 8) did not like this place one bit. We felt shoed out the door. Suggestion: Have employees who actually interact with the kids with organized games. Employees need a microphone as well, for announcements. Smile and cease the cold and demeaning comments. When in the eating area, PLEASE let parents and children eat in peace. Clean up afterwards, not during!!

My daughter loves it here! Times are convenient, the place is HUGE, lots of classes, all age…read moregroups, AWESOME instructors.

Royalty is JUST what we needed in Huntley! They have the absolute BEST coaches around that pride…read morethemselves on proper technique and progression required to be the best gymnasts, cheerleaders and/or dancers they can be! They engage with the kids AND their families....which makes them like family to us! The office staff is extremely friendly and helpful, the website is sharp and easy to navigate and the pricing is super fair. Try them out, you will not be disappointed!

Really fun class if you have a baby under 1 years old. The teacher was so nice and engaging, our 7…read moremonth old wouldn't take his eyes off her. We also got a lot of fun (baby appropriate) gymnastics to practice and a little bit of independent time. The big downside is the price, it's crazy to pay $35 a class to go once a week for children under one. That's more expensive than a Pilates class for adults, or a luxury gym membership.

If you have kids that are 3-6 years of age and they need to release some energy, this is the…read moreperfect place to take them. We were invited for a 5 year old birthday party. When you first arrive, you are asked to sign a waiver. Once complete, you are told to remove shoes and socks (optional but recommended due to slippage). There are about 3 to 4 people monitoring the stations of the gym. They had uneven bars, a balance beam, and a ton of other gymnastic tools to get your little one up and running. My little one had a blast. They also have a private dining area where you can cater in food

I loved it here!! the lobby had air conditioning but in the Gym It was really hot if your working…read morehard but it's really nice there the coaches were amazing. There is a lot of activities and things to keep the kids entertained if you're looking for a place for a baby 6 months or older check out the baby classes they have a whole separate gym for the baby classes. There is an option for birthday parties where you can have a gymnastics birthday! There is a party room to eat at any party! There is a cubby room with a couple claw machines and cubbies

We have been coming to LGA for 4 years now, since our kids were infants, and we will no longer be…read morereturning. My 4 year old just finished a 10-week session, where she had a different coach EVERY single class. In 10 weeks, not a single person knew her name. In 10 weeks, not a single person knew a thing about her progress. For my 2 year old, we had very low-energy coaches who did not interact with the children. Not a single time did the coach smile at my child, talk to her, encourage her, or teach her anything. We had three parents in the class and we led the whole thing while the coaches walked around silently and watched us. LGA has been progressively worsening, and it's a disappointment to watch.