Elite Gymnastics Academy (EGA) in Doral runs a summer camp for boys and girls roughly ages 4-12 in a 26,000-square-foot air-conditioned facility. Days cover gymnastics fundamentals from tumbling and trampoline to bars and beam, plus games, guided by experienced coaches. Weekly, daily, full-day and AM/PM half-day options are offered, with aftercare available.
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★Luis OrtegaExtremely disappointed with this gymnastics academy. My 6 years old niece was treated very poorly by the staff and was left feeling upset and unwelcome. For a place that works with children, I expected patience, kindness, and professionalism, but unfortunately that was not our experience
★Sasha CruzDisappointed After a Great Start We enrolled our daughter when she was 3 years old, and her first experience in the Baby Cats (3–4 year olds) class with Coach Niurka was absolutely amazing. Coach Niurka was compassionate, attentive, and genuinely cared about her students. She made sure they were learning, progressing, and most importantly—safe and confident. Unfortunately, everything changed when our daughter moved up to the Baby Cats (5-year-olds) class. The new coach never even learned her name. Our daughter was often left alone to attempt stunts without supervision, and at one point, she actually injured herself. What shocked us most was that the coach was wearing dark sunglasses indoors and seemed completely disengaged—focused on something else entirely. I have video evidence of this incident. When I voiced my concerns at the front desk, the owner was sitting right there and didn’t even acknowledge me. It was clear at that moment: once your child moves up, they’re no longer seen as individuals—just another number. We’re heartbroken because we started with such a positive experience. I hope this feedback encourages the leadership to take safety and communication more seriously—every child deserves to be seen and cared for, no matter their level.
★Maria Alejandra MavaresWent there to get information about "recreational classes" for my 13-year-old daughter. We were mistreated, and practically told to leave. In their website it literately says: " Recreational classes offer a fun an INCLUSIVE environment where gymnastics enthusiasts OF ALL AGES and ABILITIES can experience the joy and benefits of the sport." The front desk lady told us (to my daughter's face) that if she was 13, she CAN NOT enter the academy. That she won't learn anything, and that they won't even let her do a tryout class. This is how Sports bullying starts. This is how children are treated even before they put a foot on the door. You should be ashamed!
★★★★★Vero ArangurenMy granddaughter has been taking classes at EGA and loves it. She likes everything about, and mostly all of her amazing teachers from her first, Coach America to her current coaches whom all have been a huge part in her loving the sport even more which says alot. But I cannot not mention Yoanka, who is an amazing asset to EGA, she's a workhorse with a beautiful smile on her face day in and day out. Kudos to her!
★★★★★Lisbeth PinedaI like everything, except for the price for each event they prepare with the kids . How is it possible that if you want to see your daughter participating in an Academy event, you have to pay? Seriously? The Academy is expensive but has a good reputation.