All American Gymnastics

★★★★Jenna Hughes

We have loved our experience so far. Daughter joined competition this past year and it's been so fun. Coaches have been great and the technique and skill my daughter has been able to develop is fantastic. I think it's the perfect balance in fun and discipline. My only complaint which I realize isn't always their fault is just getting late scheduled and late notice on some things. Again not always their fault because they can only tell us what they know when competition is scheduled and what time they're notified.

★Bryan Miller

No loyalty to there team/students. If they do not perform at 100 % they are not there as coaches to help them grow. Facility should have closed in the 90's. Very out of date and run down. My Grandaughter has switched gyms and overcome several issues that have held her back for the last year in only 2 weeks at this new gym. As soon as they told all american that the were even entertaining the idea of change to help her they were told not to come back!

★Jessi Duffin

My son started at All American Gymnastics in June on the men's team. In the 6 weeks that he has been at AAG, he often cries at practice and has come home crying or visibly upset. This was a huge red flag and extremely out of character for my son, who had previously done 2 years at Momentum gymnastics and never once had the coaching make him cry. We spoke to the last coach about it, and let him know that our son would come home crying, sore, tired and exhausted. He said that he lacked the necessary strength for the skills and that as he continued that he would get stronger. We decided to tough it out and see if his body would adapt to the training, but he never did. Our son does in fact have the necessary strength and when he competed last year he was consistently placing 1st-3rd on all skills with Momentum. In just 6 short weeks at AAG, our son that absolutely loved gymnastics started burning out and saying that he was no longer having fun and that it was too hard. We went to the coaches meeting last night to meet the new coaches, and they are younger guys that are new to coaching. While they might be incredible gymnasts themselves, we don't believe that they have the mental fortitude to discern when they have pushed kids too far.  It is concerning that the coaching staff has not recognized when our son was being pushed beyond his limits, only noticing after it had negatively impacted him. This level of oversight is not acceptable for a 7 year old in a learning environment. I'm writing this review because after reaching out to AAG multiple times, through talking to the coach and through their support email, we were unable to find an amicable resolution. With the huge red flags, poor communication and traumatic coaching, we chose to pull out our 2 boys from their program early. AAG did not offer any condolences or concern for our situation, there was no refund for any enrollment fees or coaching fees for July (which we are no longer finishing). Instead, they continually referenced their 4 week notice policy and continue trying to bill us for August, which we will not be attending or paying.

★★★★★Sarah Richey Williams

we loved the gym rompers class here! my daughter had Angie as her coach and she always was excited to see every kid that walked into class! She made sure to get the kids attention and teach them while still having fun! The kids absolutely love her. She has gone the extra mile time & time again to make gymnastics special for the kids- even as simple as dressing up for every holiday. The kids love it. Definitely worth it.

★★★★★Micki Allred

All American Gymnastic's Preschool We had the good fortune of having our son attend the All American Gymnastics Preschool this year (2019-2020). It was life changing for our three-year-old son. By the end of the year, he could write his entire name (first and last), he was beginning to read, and he could count to twenty! He also could balance on the balance beam, swing full circle around the bars, jump on the trampoline landing in very specific poses, and he could he even do a round-off! Most importantly, however, he made several new friends. We were really struggling with his behavior at the beginning of the school year and by the end of the year, our son was following directions, paying attention, and even waiting his turn. We are forever indebted to Ms. Heidi and Ms. June for their hard work and dedication to our son!