Edge Gymnastics Training Center

★★Leni Nery

It was good in the past, but then they started having a lot of turnover of coaches who are very young and inexperienced, so the children don't improve, and they make many undue/unnecessary demands. It's pointless to argue, they're always with wait list, so they don't bother being attentive to clients and parents. They charged me the annual fee even though my daughter hadn't even attend any classes this year, due to a one-day delay in canceling the registration. really frustating

★park parson

The management here is terrible, My friends and I paid $20 for tickets to come to open gym for an hour. GUESS WHAT, they called my friend and said shes not allowed in because she is a gymnast from a “different gym”. On the website on the Policy page it states absolutely NOTHING that a gymnast from someplace else cannot go to their open gym that WE are paying for. I decide I do not want to go anymore because my friend is not allowed in. I call and ask if there is anything I can do for a refund and the lady on the phone is giving me straight up attitude, she puts me on hold and proceeds to tell me l cannot get a refund. There was absolutely nothing stated when I bought the ticket that it is nonrefundable, I told that to the lady on the phone and she just asked if I wanted to speak to a manager, already upset and annoyed I decline. 1/10 experience because at least they picked up the phone. 😐

★srinivas arepalli

This place charges $5 dollars per "minute" for picking late. They front desk lady demanded 90 dollars. This place sucks. Not even once they shared about how the kid is learning and progress. This is just an very expensive day care. Let me summarize their revenue model. They charge 500 per week for training kids 6 hours. Which accounts to $17 per hour. The cost of being late is $300 per hour. This is good revenue model to rip off busy bay area workers struggling to pick up kids between meeting. Again this place sucks.

★Iris T

2024 began with hope. After years of instability, Edge finally found an incredible coach: Coach Beth. She was a godsend—highly technical, deeply experienced, nurturing, and a strong leader. The gymnasts adored her, and the parents trusted her completely. She was the coach we had always dreamed of. Then Brittani and Kristine fired her—for a ridiculous reason. The girls were devastated, but Coach Nick stepped up. He is quieter and more reserved, but his passion for gymnastics was undeniable. He worked tirelessly—often alone—and many girls achieved personal bests thanks to his technical expertise and dedication. Throughout the season, parents saw that Edge was taking advantage of Coach Nick. He coached solo at practices and meets, consistently showed up for the girls, and remained committed. Meanwhile, Brittani didn’t attend a single meet, and Paul showed up to only two. Typically, three coaches rotate through each meet. Nick carried the entire burden for our girls. I even heard his hands were bleeding after the State Meet from setting up bars for four days straight. As soon as the season ended, Brittani fired him. Now, she has named herself Head Coach. This is beyond absurd. You cannot imagine how upset everyone was. Let’s talk about Brittani—and why this is so troubling. Brittani was originally hired as a coach, but it’s well known at Edge that she didn’t—and doesn’t—want to coach Xcel. Some parents have even heard her say she hates coaching kids. Instead, she worked under Kristine, became close to her, and was promoted to general manager. She has some gymnastics coaching experience, but not consistently throughout her career. She has rarely been on the floor last season, and even when she was, she wasn’t effective. Good coaches are known for giving meaningful corrections—Brittani didn’t offer them. Most importantly, she cannot spot. Spotting is a basic and essential skill for any gymnastics coach. That alone should disqualify her from coaching—let alone from leading a competitive program. In the past, she literally told some parents that she doesn’t want to coach—and in the same breath, said she wants to be Head Coach. Make it make sense. As for Paul—he’s Brittani’s friend. He is not a gymnastics coach; he’s a cheer coach. He can spot on floor, but very unprofessionally, and he has no knowledge of bars, beam, or vault. During the last season, apart from helping on floor, he was usually just sitting or standing around while Nick coached alone. Coach Simone is a dance coach. So no—there is currently no qualified gymnastics coach at Edge. Edge is the most expensive Xcel program in the area. We’re paying more and getting less than ever before. After Nick was fired, Brittani started showing up on the floor with Paul. Within just one week, three girls were injured—one even broke her ankle. Naturally, most families left. We moved our daughter to another gym and are happy with it—but now we all have to endure a long drive just to give our daughters a safe place to train. So yes we are really upset. I’ve since heard that many families had the exact same experience in the past—especially when Edge shut down the DP program. All we ever wanted was a safe, supportive place with decent coaches for our daughters to learn gymnastics. To all the families who had to leave: I wish you the best of luck. Thank you for being amazing friends.

★★★★★Samantha Ackel

Have taken my year and a half year old to the toddler class for a few months now and have been very impressed and happy with everything Edge has to offer. We are always greatly warmly upon entering the massive gym space. Amy the GM is amazing at helping you find the right fit for your kid and will gladly help set you up and make suggestions based on your kids age, ability and skill. The toddler class is wonderful. My kid loves jumping and tumbling and in these times most importantly meeting new people who have quickly become good friends. We’ve had 2 teachers, Ms. Samantha and Ms Ari. I cannot express enough my thanks to Ms Samantha for teaching my kid how to do a somersault. She was so excited to learn over a few short weeks and then practice everywhere at home. It was her patient teaching and care that made my kid fall in love with gymnastics. Sadly Ms had to go back to school but Ms Ari became the new teacher and is just as amazing. If your kid has show any interest in gymnastics or just needing to blow off some energy I highly recommend Edge. It’s a wonderful clean safe space where you will meet some amazing people.