Central Ohio Gymnastics Center

★★★★★Richard Fisher

Birthday party for kids. They had great fun with lots of balls, trampoline, bouncy flooring, and more. Party Room for eating and gift-giving. An adult seating area viewing the kids. My second party, I love it.

★★★★★Dawn Schirtzinger

We have attended COGC for several years now. My daughter, who has cerebral palsy, is always treated inclusively. They coaches have really pushed her to achieve things we never thought possible. Not just on the mats, but personally with her confidence as well. The small gym is a wonderful family like atmosphere and I feel secure knowing my kiddo is in good hands. Highly recommend them!

★Rick Brown

This facility trains several middle schools in the area. Our team visited for a competition here. First of all it is difficult to find because it is a gravel road off a divided highway. When you arrive at the building you're instructed by signs to enter the other door. You have to figure out what other door they mean. Upon entering there are several small office equipped rooms but no people. After figuring out that at the end of the hall is an unmarked door that opens into the practice area. The lady inside said by way of greeting "there's no seating inside do you have to wait in the parking lot but we'll open the garage doors so you can watch. Outside again, I locate several small aluminum bleachers provided for seating. However you cannot find any seat that offers a view of the entire practice area because the view is obstructed by multiple door pillars. The equipment (according to the team members) was substandard and not well installed as everything moved while in use. The elavated run track for the vault was very uneven and shook under the gymnast's feet as the ran toward the vault. One girl was quite distressed and said how it was throwing her timing on approach off. The bars were not fastened to the ground and the spotting coach had to use his body weight to keep it upright during performance. The beam also moved while in use because it was not fastened securely to the floor either. Lastly, the floor area was uneven and ended abruptly on one side with the practice beams placed right at the edge. In over three years of performing all over the state, I can say that this was easily the worst facility we have ever been to. The teams we completed against were well coached, so the instruction was very good. Considering the area this facility serves it is definitely of low quality to the point of questionable safety. Delaware county is above average income for central Ohio and they deserve a top notch facility. This is not it.

★★★Rebecca DeMatteis

My daughter spent years in gymnastics. We paid thousands of dollars and she did have fun, but her knees started to really get torn up and swell daily. We went to Nationwide Children's sports medicine, went to physical therapy and they had her reduce how much she did, told her to stop if she had pain etc. It kept causing her pain so she decided to quit. We sent an email to the gym and thanked them for everything and explained why she was leaving. We never heard anything back. Not a peep. Completely unprofessional. My daughter left sad and disheartened, she thought she had solid friends and a home away from home just to discover this wasn't truly the case. We are so sad.

★Jocelyn Akers

So my daughter has late developing motor skills and I did a class for my 3 year old to help promote coordination. Worst waste of money. Awful place. Completely disorganized. Classes are NEVER on the same start and stop time. They didnt understand their own schedules and put us in a class too big then tried to get everyone to move around. My daughter's teacher basically ignored her the entire time and gave obvious nonverbals she was annoyed with her and had 1 or 2 favourites who got all her attention. Will never go back and will never recommend. Maybe when they're older the caddy attitude will win some trophy but won't win in people skills.