Bright Raven Gymnastics has taught children in the greater Rochester area since 1969 from a 25,000-square-foot gym on Pixley Industrial Parkway. Its summer session runs nine weeks from July 6 to September 4 and includes camps that meet three hours a day, Monday to Friday - a half-day format rather than full workday coverage. Boys' gymnastics camps are offered for ages 6 and up across beginner, Falcons, Hawks, Phoenix and Thunderbird levels, and Raven Warrior camps for ages 6 and up centre on ninja-warrior obstacle courses, trampoline work and games; a separate program serves ages 2-4 with an accompanying adult.
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Powered by GoogleI have had my child here for over a year. Karen is a great instructor and every week incorporates different movements for the class. Highly recommend.
My son has been attending the Tots and Company class for almost two years now, and it continues to be one of the highlights of his week! The class is well-organized and thoughtfully planned, with a fun, cute theme each week that keeps things fresh and exciting for the little ones. Each session begins with a warm-up song that gets all the toddlers moving and smiling, followed by a circuit of engaging and developmentally appropriate exercises. These activities are not only fun but also great for building coordination, balance, and confidence. After the structured circuit, there’s about 15 minutes of free play, which gives the kids a chance to explore, climb, and jump at their own pace. The class wraps up with a group song and a finishing stretch that brings everyone back together. The class usually has around 20 kids, which adds to the energy and makes it a really fun and engaging environment. The teachers have all been fantastic—warm, encouraging, and clearly passionate about gymnastics. Safety is always their top priority, and it’s obvious they put a lot of care into making sure every child has fun in a secure setting. My son loves this class. He looks forward to it every week and enjoys the special bonding time we get to share together. If you're looking for a fun, safe, and active experience for your toddler, I highly recommend this class!
My 4th child just graduated out of the Tots program at Bright Raven and we’re moving into Mini-O’s. The coaching staff does such an amazing job with the kiddos. Each week is a different fun theme that is carefully thought out and executed. The kids have fun while learning so much more than a forward roll. They learn to listen, use self-control, body awareness, patience, turn taking and they do it while having a lot of fun and making sweet little friends. I have 2 daughters who are still involved at Bright Raven and I can say, after 10 years there, that you won’t find a better gym.
I was really looking forward to the toddler class, but unfortunately, it ended up being a disappointment. The group was much larger than expected—about 20 kids, each with one or two adults, and only two teachers to manage it all. One of the instructors was kind, engaging, and hands-on, which we appreciated. However, the other was noticeably rude and dismissive when I asked how the rest of class was structured- genuinely wondering because my son was very overstimulated. I had assumed this would be a small group (around 8–10 children) where the instructor demonstrates activities and the kids wait to take turns and practice. Instead, it felt like a chaotic free-for-all. There were lots of distractions with other equipment and classes happening nearby, but toddlers weren’t allowed to explore those areas—making it confusing and frustrating for little ones. If your child is very active, has trouble sitting still, focusing in large groups/unstructured settings, or has sensory needs, this may not be the best fit. It felt more like an “open gym” session in a space that didn’t feel particularly welcoming or developmentally appropriate for this age group. After interacting with the one instructor (who may be the owner?) my gut told me that this was not a the right place for my son. He was not addressed by his name or appropriately engaged with for being a toddler- and the woman even felt comfortable enough to be abrasive with me. (The other instructor was great and tried to engage but there was so much going on it was impossible to maintain that needed interaction). Unfortunately, it just wasn’t the structured and supportive environment we were hoping for - which would have been fine - however this review is really posted due to the poor interaction with one of the staff.
Three of our children have taken classes here, from the most basic to a ninja warrior style course. For the most part everyone we’ve encountered has been helpful and reasonable. They could improve customer service, but otherwise our experience with them has been good.


