American Allstars Athletic Center in Commerce (Oakland County), Michigan, offers weekly summer camps including cheer, tumbling, ninja and dance. Most camps are for ages 6 and up, while some dance camps start as young as age 3. Campers register by the week, and pre-registration is required as camps fill.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact American Allstars directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Mary K BeljanMy only context is watching 3 of my granddaughters take classes and watch their performances. They seem to enjoy their experiences taking classes. Coaches appear to have a real interest in their students, regardless of their ability. They also encourage students with the enthusiasm and ability. Could use better seating to watch performances and/or not try to have everyone performing at the same time.
★★Rebecca SammutAmerican AllStars is a fine gym for preschool classes. However, if your child loves gymnastics and wants to learn skills and excel at the sport this is not the gym that will grow your child’s talent or desire to participate in the sport. American AllStars wants to dominate at the easiest level of competitive gymnastics by having by far the oldest girls at the bronze level. Literally they have 12/13 year olds competing at the same level as 7 year olds from other gyms. They do the easiest routine possible with no development of other gymnastics skills. They relentlessly practice this routine and then do conditioning for 80% of the so called gymnastics class. My daughter won first place all around for the bronze state meet and was told she needed to repeat that level…all in all if your child loves gymnastics and wants to learn gymnastics skills this is NOT the gym to go to. I describe their teaching as a gigantic shrink gun for your child’s talent and love for the sport.
★★Kandice KAmerican allstars is fine for younger kids but awful for Team gymnastics as its very toxic. Coach T specifically is the worst. They instill no confidence in the girls and are not willing to help if someone is stuck on a skill. My daughter won multiple meets including states...she was awarded a champion leo, when she wore it to practice, the coach said I didn't know you won. My daughter felt awful. We are changing gyms this year. Of course when we quit, not one of the three coaches said good-bye...after 5 years! Also, be careful of signing up for camps..if you cancel you only get a credit, you cannot get your money back. Awful, stay away if you want a strong and confident child
★★★★★kutie MusicMy daughter loves this gym. She has some amazing coaches who push her and help her every step of the way. This is her second year attending and we'll be back again next year! I love how hands on the coaches are. Motivating them, making it fun, and even giving the girls the chance for the Olympics! I just love gymnastic and this place knows what there doing!
★★★★★Jennifer StockreefOur daughter has been going to American Allstars since she was six years old (she is now 13). I cannot say enough about the wonderful coaching staff and how much they have supported and encouraged my daughter. They have transformed our quiet and shy little girl into a confident young lady, who now competes as part of the American Allstars Excel team. American Allstars runs a very professional competitive gymnastics program. Coaches always communicate clearly with parents and students so everyone knows what is expected. The coaches care about their athletes and often go the extra mile either by making personalized posters for each of their gymnasts before a big meet or by giving pep talks to help calm nerves before a competition. Coach Amy, Coach T and Coach Courtney are truly dedicated and caring coaches!! We are so grateful we found American Allstars!!! It is the best!!!