
Center for Athletic Training Success (CATS)
Private
Center for Athletic Training Success (CATS) is a gymnastics center in Ridgecrest (345 W Ridgecrest Blvd) offering gymnastics classes for all ages and skill levels, from first-timers to competitive teams, plus open gym and a monthly 'fun night' event. A dedicated kids' summer camp offering was not confirmed on the pages reviewed.
The practical details
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 Center for Athletic Training Success (CATS) directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleGreat gym with a positive vibe. The highly trained coaches make sure to get to know their athletes and do what’s best for them. Coach Kim and Coach Jess are constantly on the hunt for new ways to serve the athletes. The warm and welcoming atmosphere is appear as soon as you step foot in the door.
Outstanding gym with great equipment, coaches and staff! My daughters were placed at the proper level based on their actual skills. After moving from another gym in town they quickly started progressing, having fun, and felt safer overall. We love it! They also have a great sports recovery session which has done wonders for my girls flexibility and posture!
I am very proud to call this gym my second home. The staff are very kind and helpful and passionate. The team coaches constantly go out of their way to make sure we as a team and individuals get top notch training and are happy. I love you CATS!! ❤️
Best gym in town my daughter’s have been to both gyms in town and CATS is hands down the best. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. My daughter’s coaches treat them as if they were their own. Their Rec classes are phenomenal and the coaches care about the success of the student. The front desk staff is kind and always helpful. We love our CATS family.
Awesome gym. My daughter used to attend the other gym in town, I’ll be polite and refrain from naming them. The previous gym was completely toxic and employed a head coach that played favorites to the point that my daughter went almost a full year with out her coach speaking to her. Now my daughter is flourishing at CATS and has even placed 1st in a regional event.




