Flame Gymnastics Academy is a Fort Smith, Arkansas gym (since 1985) offering recreational and competitive gymnastics, tumbling, a Tiny Tot program and swim lessons in its heated pool. It runs summer gymnastics classes and swim lessons (starting in June); a distinct structured summer day camp was not confirmed at the time of review.
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Powered by GoogleA really great environment to learn. All the coaches we’ve worked with have been amazing! Tamie always has such a big and bright smile and is very welcoming. Mike has done a great job with my daughters. They’ve improved on their tumbling so much since joining Flame.
My 2-year-old is in the morning toddler class, and he loves it! Coach Mike is great with him! I'm looking forward to adding swimming lessons.
We travel 90 miles one way to come here for the men’s gymnastics team. Coaching is excellent & kids feel supported while trying new skills. The environment is very positive. All the coaches know how to interact with kids in a way that’s motivating & uplifting. It really is like a big family at this gym! :)
Love bringing my grandson to gymnastics class! Mrs. Sarah is so kind & great with the kids and I really appreciate that!
The OWNERs son Daniel at Flame Gymnastics Academy left my 9 yr old crying in the office today during gymnastics class.he went and got her out of class in front of everybody and made her sit in the office. She was bawling crying!! Last week at class I had forgotten my wallet and told them that I would be paying up both my girls tuition fees. ( my 3 yr old goes and my 9 year old) I even called today ahead of time telling them that I would be making payment in full today and that they would be in class.my husband was in the tot class the entire time with our toddler, he could of went in there & talk to him n got the payment if it was a rush till I got back .  I was going to run over to play it again sports to grab the girls soccer shoes while hub & our toddler did her class. Tot class is only 30 minutes and our 9 yr old is a 50 minute class. I went to the front desk and told the lady in the office I was running over to play it again sports and that my husband was in the toddler class with our toddler and that as soon as I got back, I was going to be making the payment( she was busy with another client or I would have just paid right then )When I got back to make the payment I go up to the office and my 9 year old is sitting in the office in a chair, bawling crying! I asked him why she was there, and he told me due to nonpayment. He went and got her out of her class & made her sit in office with him! And hubby was there in the toddler class he could have went in there and talked to him and got the payment if it was that much of a rush! He told me it was “business” I own a business as well and I would not ever treat a child that way!!  Had her sitting in the office, as if I was not going to pay!? like why would I even bring them to class if I was not going to pay? Completely pathetic and so coldhearted!! We was so mad when he seen her crying! She would have still had 20 minutes of class left but we took her and left. I will not ever return there. My girl is so talented in gymnastics. She has competed all over and wins First place at almost every competition she’s been to ( she competed in van buren for years we just moved to flame months ago when we moved to ft smith ) She is always so excited to go to gymnastics and got her heart broke today by Daniel the owners son at flame! We have enrolled them both at a different gymnastics place! it’s their loss because our baby girl is so so talented. Like I said I own a business myself and would never not pay this was completely crazy. Also I’ve never seen this man before and neither has my daughter so she was scared also.





