Pretty good. Receptionists are very responsive. Very prompt communication from the office staff…read more Coaches are good. Overall a great place for the kids to learn Gymnastics/Tumbling.

This is the best gymnastics academy i could ever go to! i love this place and i have been going…read moresince i was 5. Everyone there is so supportive and it is a great environment to be in.

Metrolina gym focuses on individual growth in all aspects of the sport. Our two girls have been…read morewith Metrolina in competitive gymnastics for 7+ years and love coming here. Their team chemistry is a unique mix that pushes the girls to succeed but not at the expense of spiritual and emotional health. Nick has fostered a successful culture that results in a majority of competitive wins year after year in regional tournaments and the banners around the walls speak to their success!

We have been coming to Meteolina Gymnatsics for 6 months and I can't say enough GREAT things about…read moreCoach Courtney and Coach Nick. They care so much for the gymnast and help each of my kiddos reach their personal goals!!!

Wow what a great place to have near Charlotte Great plan…read moreand curriculum. You start at level one and work up as you get more proficient. Lots of classes and only about 6 per class so you get attention Huge place and lots going on. Observation room for parents Small store if you need a leotard Helpful staff Not more expensive than any other place Tough parking

Everest is best choice!!! They has kids safety always in mind, great owners and amazing…read moreprofessional coaches! My 6y Daughters were on the gymnastics class for three years. And this year her best friend join with her .they love it and enjoy it. Also Highly recommend for birthday party section!! My daughter has wonderful birthday party at last week !They handle the decorating, setting and cleaning the tables and cutting the cake.Also gym instructors will lead the kiddos in fun and games. everyone had good relax time !

We had my daughter's third birthday at perfect balance and it was amazing! Everything was very…read moreorganized and she had so much fun. The staff made it easy on the parents. I would recommend a birthday party here!

If you're looking for instructors who genuinely care about children, I highly recommend choosing…read moreThe Little Gym over Perfect Balance. While the monthly cost at The Little Gym may be slightly higher, the overall experience is significantly better. My son is three years old, and like many children his age, listening is still a skill we're working on. I initially thought Perfect Balance would be a great place for him to develop new skills and improve focus. Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. During one class, the instructor became visibly irritated when my son got distracted or didn't follow instructions. At the end of class, she had him line up with the other children to receive a stamp for participation. She even dipped the stamp in the ink pad, only to look him in the eye and tell him he wasn't getting a stamp because he hadn't listened. I understand the importance of teaching children accountability, but I strongly believe the instructor's approach was unnecessarily petty and inappropriate for a three-year-old. If she felt it was important for him not to receive a stamp, she could have spoken to me directly. I would have respected that. But having him go through the motions--only to publicly deny him a small reward--felt more like punishment than a teaching moment. Because of this experience, I ended our membership effective immediately. We will continue going to The Little Gym, where the instructors are patient, supportive, and understand that children--especially toddlers--have good and bad days. They work with him, not against him. One final thought for any parent considering Perfect Balance: my son also participates in Soccer Shots, where I regularly see other three-year-olds wander off, lose focus, or struggle to follow instructions. Yet, at the end of practice, those children still receive stamps and stickers--not because they performed perfectly, but because they showed up and tried. Why? Because they're three, they're still learning and that deserves encouragement, not shame.

The best place I could've ever brought my daughter! We are in the little flipperz program and it is…read morethe best thing if you want your little one to not only develop new skills, but build their confidence! Ms. Megan is my daughters favorite coach and she is so hands on and attentive! The front desk girls never are shy of making us feel welcome and at home. 10/10 for your little ones! We'll be apart of them for a long time!

We love TOT time! Jeri is so sweet and also makes us smile. :) We recommend coming to TOT Time with…read moreyour kiddos.

My daughter has been attending various programs at Charlotte Allstars for more than 7 years. She…read morestarted doing gymnastics and switched to cheer over the last few years. She has been on the half year program under coach Lisa for the last 2 years. We were so excited to find out Coach Lisa would be her coach again because she genuinely cares about her athletes and invests in their success. Coach Lisa has always been very organized and prompt in her responses to my questions throughout the season. It takes a very patient person to lead teams of 20-30 girls! The half year program overall has been a great introduction to cheer. Every time my daughter is presented with an opportunity to go to a different gym, she continues to want to come back to Charlotte Allstars because the coaches treat her like family and she has a sense of belonging. We have always loved the family culture at this gym!

My daughter did the half year gymnastics for the first time in Fall 2025 & our first experience…read morewith cheer. Her coach was nice and friendly. She had a 7/10 experience. I'm not sure it is worth the cost but a decent introduction to cheer. She was consistently placed at the end of pyramids to lift other girls which I wish she had the chance to be rotated. My few interactions with Lisa Chambers, half year program director, have not been customer friendly. She was adamant about a 7 year old girl not wearing leggings during the winter season for practice (when it was 40 degrees outside or lower). With back and forth emails to document the conversation. My husband had to call personally to ensure the message got across! Additionally, my last interaction asking a simple question was quickly brushed off without answering the actual question. We won't be returning next fall.

We love Gym-Fit! The coaches are wonderful. Having done afterschool, summer camp, gymnastics,…read moreninja, workshops, and parents night out, would highly recommend Gym-Fit!

We had my 3 year old try the ninja class. Admin wasn't there during our trial and we were told to…read morecome back next week to kick off his regular enrollment. When we returned, the instructors allowed him on the floor. The lady at the front desk was quick to pull him out and let us know there was no room left. We had to pay the $23 fee even due to their mixup and poor customer service..you'd think they would apologize and say don't worry about it. The lady at the front (manager apparently) was not hospitable nor tried to genuinely resolve the issue. It took us 25 minutes to drive there each way. We would've appreciated no charge for that original trial to show us that we are valued as a customer who was willing to return. I recommend looking into other preschool classes that offer something similar.

We are new to the gym and so far I have no problems with the teenagers teachers or facility…read more My daughter is enjoying and having fun.Thats what matter for us and we have no desires for her to be a professional gymnast. My only problem is : How can a sport facility that promotes gymnastics , exercise and health body can offer that kind of snacks for the kids?? That for me is absurd!!! I can only imagine is to make money but for me makes no sense at all. I see many kids eating MM''s, Pringle's, blue sugary beverage , coke and candy before and after school. I think even as an exemple and influence to the kids this shouldn't be allowed in a place like this. And how about instead lollipop before any holiday give something non sugary or junk food Related!? Perhaps is just my opinion but it's ridiculous to me. (They moved to 1080 Maxwell rd)

My kids go to Carolina Stars and absolutely love it. Both are level eight gymnasts, one boy and one…read moregirl. The gym is family owned which for us is perfect because it means the owners are approachable, accessible and always present. They clearly care about the sport and are focused on making the kids stronger athletes, but also care more holistically about character development, overcoming feelings of nervousness to attempt a new skill and more general team development and comradery. Coach Jay in particular has been an amazing influence on my children, and it says something to me as a parent when they both talk independently about how they can rely on him, not only to understand what their goals are in gymnastics, but how he is the first person they would trust outside the family with other important topics. I know being around him and learning from him on all fronts will be a core memory for them both. One more note on CS and gymnastics in general - I think there is a lot of pressure in seasons of a child's life to fit in at school, and at some point every kid feels like they come in short. It's been amazing for our children to have this sport and this v. inclusive/accepting facility to serve as a second and alternative place to build healthy relationships with other kids outside of their normal social/academic setting. I can see they are both more confident and more at peace with themselves physically and emotionally for it.

You rarely find a true place you can call home with sports. Omni is that place. The owners, coaches…read moreand other parents care about each athlete as if they were their own. The perfect mix of parent and coach communication and interaction. It is so easy to be involved as much or as little as you want. Communication between the gym and parents happens throughout a variety of outlets including but not limited to fb, email, group chats, and text. Thank you for a great 3 years, looking forward to our 4th!

its an ok gym, i love some of the people who coached me... however the gym favorites people so…read moremuch. I was replaced in a stunt, which is fine i understand that somtimes thats what has to happen. The team was told at a competiton that someone was going to be switched out of the stunt group, and that they are adding someone new to the team, day 2 of the competition I was told by somone who isnt apart of the gym (she was the season before) That im being switched and that the girl who is replacing me has told half the team already... the choaches never told me that i was the one being switched, and people that didnt even go to the gym anymor htat im being replaced. The coaches as dont coach, they will tell you your wrong and wont tell you to fix it. they expect you to know how to do it. They will talk about the kids to the older kids, even if they are at practice. Also! Also junior coaches dont get told anything, not where people are gunna meet up, not if a change is happening, they know the same amount as the kids do and i personally think thats weird, because te point of a junior coach is that they can coach and if they dont know what to do then they cant. All in all the coaches are younge and dont know how to coach but I met some of my best freinds there and I loved my coaches it is a family, a disfunctional one at times, but a family and isnt terrible, a good gym for little kids.

LOVE THIS GYM AMAZING COACHING. my home away from home. nicest coaches and have taught me so much…read more lots of D1 college scouts come to visit. many college scholarships from colleges to girls at this gym.

This gym turns out good athletes no doubt... but at what mental cost is the question. Their…read moremethodology is VERY old school. "We always did it this way growing up so why would we ever think to do it differently now" mentality. Very hard core. It's gymnastics over anything else (family). Perfection over progress. Parent communication is basically non existent and if you ask questions they will tell you they are tired of parents asking questions about their own gymnast. We know what we are doing so how dare you ask us. Why do you need to know anything about this. They will put on a facade of caring. It may be good for older athletes transferring in to try to get a college scholarship but younger kids get put through the ringer. If you can't hack it their way then you are no good to them. Also to note: lots of finger poking and booty grabbing to show body tightness. Maybe scare tactics and poking and prodding worked 40 yrs ago but that is not acceptable.