Bart Conner Gymnastics Academy

★★Chelsea Lynch

We re enrolled the 1st of May for beginner girls coming from the little kids class just to be dropped the end of May. When we re enrolled, we did get an email that the kids needed to be re enrolled by May 23rd for summer so we were under the assumption we were good to go because it was already done. Instead, my daughter was dropped out of her class & lost her spot. The receptionist was zero help & kept bringing up the email. I saw the email, the paperwork & everything was done in ample time. I guess my advice is just keep re enrolling your kid until they say not to. I’m leaving two stars only because my daughter absolutely did love it there. Her coaches are amazing. Front desk help, not so much help.

★Mr. Pickle

The absolute worst place for your young female athletes. The coaches they have for the girls’ silver, gold, and platinum teams have no oversight and don’t care about the growth or well-being of the athletes. Any concerns brought forward by parents will either be ignored completely or swept under the rug. The teams for the boys are pretty good though.

★★★★★Cute bracelet

When I went there and I will bring going back it was the most best gymnastics and gymnasium I have ever been to everyone is nice and kind and the community there is just amazing.

★★★★★Guin Geyer

Bart Conner Gymnastics Academy in Norman is truly world-class. From the moment you arrive, the warmth and kindness of the owners shines through. Bart, Nadia, and their team take time to pour into every child, creating a safe, encouraging space where kids not only build skills but also confidence and character. What makes this academy stand out even more is their heart for giving back—not only do they serve families in our community, but their passion for uplifting children extends worldwide. 🌍✨ If you’re searching for a gymnastics academy that combines excellence, compassion, and a global vision, Bart Conner Gymnastics is the place!

★★★★★H. Terrell Monks

My daughter has attended Bart Conner Gymnastics since she was a toddler ( starting with the Mommy and Me group). The coaches and training here have been a great benefit to her maturing, learning to accept guidance, and learning to cope with difficulty. There have been hard days, weeks, and even months, but those were not caused by the academy. Those difficulties are part of the growth and learning process. I don't know where gymnastics may take my daughter in the future, but I know it has brought her a long way already. If your child and you are considering training in gymnastics, I support the effort and endorse Bart Conner, but be braced for the inevitable days when it is really tough. Frustration, tears, and anger are all to be expected in the process of becoming a great adult, and gymnastics is not an exception.