My daughter loves cheerleading and wanted to learn to tumble better. I emailed many places but…read moredecided on Spotlight, and I'm glad I did. They have many different classes and levels. In just a month my daughter has made great strides. She gets to do tumble and cheer in the same class. With the football season ending, this will allow her to continue to learn in the off season.

I can't say enough good things about this gym! The owner and her staff are so patient and kind,…read morewhich I feel is so important when working with young kids! My daughters have loved it so much and have learned a lot. Coach Sue's communication is impeccable. We have loved so much coming here. Thanks also to Coach Morgan and Coach Andrea!

I always had a positive experience working here and teaching classes! The owner is very kind and…read moreconsiderate to all her employees and students! Definitely recommend to all families with children and those looking for work!

My daughter enjoyed her time there. We were members for almost a year After about 4-5 months, my…read moredaughter started to feel a little bored and wouldn't be as excited about going. I think it's because they do the same general thing week-to-week and there isn't a sense of goals or progress over time. I am also not a fan of their membership model. It's basically $100 a month and it just goes on infinitely until you choose to stop. I would prefer it to be structured more around "seasons" with a culminating show so the kids could feel a sense of growth, progress and pride. All in all - We enjoyed our time but will be looking for other gymnastics options in the future with a different class model oriented more towards growth.

Lyndsay the coach for my granddaughter was amazing. My granddaughter was... well let's just say we…read moretried gymnastics and it just wasn't her thing. Coach Lyndsay was just great handling that and never treating her differently. I actually would have signed her up again just because it was a good experience for her and I trusted the coach. However, I would not recommend this place. Something is wrong with the owner or CEO or whatever. Maybe she was going through a traumatic time or something, but I've heard from others that she's just judgmental and antisocial but downright hateful. I experienced it firsthand. I won't go back there or recommend the place.

My daughter has been doing gymnastics for over 6 years here. The coaches are very caring. My…read moredaughter is very happy here and has accomplished so many wonderful gymnastics skills. We are satisfied with the gym being clean and family friendly.

I 100% disagree with ROG response to handling upfront money that I have paid for a class that was…read morecancelled due to COVID. The have only given families ONE option: enroll from June 8 - July 25th. No credits will overflow into the fall schedules. ROG has not responded to my emails or messages asking to discuss this matter. I'm not asking for a refund; I don't feel comfortable sending my child until there's more certainty. As a family, we had other obligations this summer; we only enroll our kids in extracurriculars during the school year. This is the way my family budget is set. I understand nothing is perfect; however, they should have a better understanding. I asked how they would rectify this issue... NO response. I wanted to at least have a conversation about possible options. Ideally I'd prefer to send my child back during the school year - assuming everything is moving forward. Again, I'm not asking for a refund, I just want more time to decide what best for my family. It's very unprofessional for them to tell us what we have to do and if you can't it's my loss! I've paid for a service, the servicer changed the agreed service date and then refused to give options for a future class. I don't wish ill on them or to see them tank... just wanted them to be fair.

The event organization was disappointing. There was a clear emphasis on collecting entry fees over…read morebasic courtesy and hospitality. Despite the rain, families and spectators were required to wait outside because organizers were not prepared to process payments efficiently because of the small facility. Parents were also not permitted to enter with their athletes, seemingly out of concern that entry fees might not be paid, even though competition fees -- which typically include venue costs -- had already been paid in advance with competition entry fees. The lack of consideration for participants' comfort was unnecessary and annoying. I will be speaking with our team about declining future invitations to compete at this venue.

From the owner: We offer gymnastics classes for children aged 18 months up to 18 years. Our team programs include…read moreBoys and Girls USA Gymnastics Junior Olympic teams as well as Xcel teams and preteam. We partner with local daycares including Primrose for special daytime classes. We do Birthday Parties and Open Gym. Our caring coaches have earned parent praise and trust since we began in 2013.

When we moved to the Prince George area I called around to many schools in the area. Jennifer was…read morethe first to call me back. The kids here enjoy a bully free zone. They are able to dance and never worry about being bullied. The instructors here are all great.

This place is a nightmare- their competition dancers are fine, but the rest they couldn't care less…read moreabout. Their tap classes are a joke, utilizing the same moves from Kinderdance to advanced. Their gymnastics classes don't even get to flips, just cartwheels, and their jazz is average. Ballet is good. Her business is kept afloat by a few key families which you'll notice during their end of year recital because they are in 6-8 dances a piece. There is a heavy focus on costumes, props, and wandering around the stage rather than ACTUAL dancing, and their recital gets very boring very quickly. But that's just the icing on the cake- don't plan to use your card to pay for anything besides the classes- almost everything is cash only. Their teachers play favorites, and those that didn't departed abruptly in the middle of the year surrounding a few rumors that were less than kind about the owner. Regardless as to the truth of said rumors, it is quite obvious that there is a LOT of drama going on and it is significantly, (and detrimentally), affecting her business. There are several costs at various times that crop up out of nowhere- can't be in the parade unless the OUTER layer says Dance Kraze, have to wear the right colored tights (and if your class has two outfits, it's different colors for each), super expensive & poor quality pictures, etc etc. The end of the season is BRUTAL in unexpected expenses, so just be prepared. It's also run through her friends and family, which probably has a lot to do with the expense. With perhaps one exception (Thank you Jason), her event staff is indescribably rude and disrespectful, in addition to being inconsistent. Gods forbid you say anything about it, because they will get in your face and try to power play you to get you to cower in submission and retreat. Or ignore you. Or try to walk through you. Not a place I will ever be returning to. And yet the biggest problem is the fact that the recital was held in a school with LIVE CAMERAS and there were girls CHANGING IN THE HALLWAYS WHO WERE NOT TOLD, DESPITE the fact that the dance studio was informed. Well beyond acceptable to me. We will most DEFINITELY not be returning next year.

Never took a class here, so can't speak to the workouts--but I did take a deep breath upon…read moreentering, and that was more than enough. The place smells strongly of corn chips. Kiddo took one whiff and said, "Let's go." We had to dip. Immediate exit. Our nostrils are still in recovery. Bleck.

From the owner: Gymnastics lessons and competitive gymnastics teams for girls, Birthday Parties & Open Gym.read more