Fresno Gymnastics Center

★★★★★Shannon Sackett

We’ve had such an incredible experience over the last three years. Both of my children have enjoyed being on team (gymnastics). FGC creates such a positive environment. We’ve also had experience with the tumbling class, which my youngest has enjoyed. She stopped during the height of comp season and has requested to restart as she’s had such a positive experience.

★★★Jamie Moore

Classes are okay. My daughter went there from 2 - 4 years old (three different age group classes) I felt like she did the same thing the whole time just in a new class.

★★★★★craig barker

This is our 2nd All Star Cheer season with FGC and Coach Analeia, it’s been a great experience for us. Analeia is a cheer guru and can perform all of the necessary tumbling, stunts, routines etc. with her skill set. She demands the athletes attention with her knowledge and physical abilities. She knows how apply her knowledge in a coaching format and hold the athletes accountable. Coach loves to develop cheerleaders no matter the skill set. Not only does Analeia have a desire for a great cheer season, maximum effort/focus … Coach also wants to see these athletes grow up to be successful young ladies. She’s a terrific role model and she whole heartedly wants to see the athletes thrive and strive beyond the mat. I’ve witnessed multiple athletes improve their cheer game and have their confidence soar (including my daughter) under Coach Analeia. FGC is a very nice facility and they offer a great support system for the families regarding all the things. The communication has always been great whether it’s FGC or the Coaches. FGC is a top notch, first class organization.

★★★★Rekha Guerrero

We moved to Fresno Gymnastics mainly for convenience, as it’s much closer to home. While it’s a great option for beginners or kids who just want to stay active, it does have some limitations. The gym is quite small, making it difficult to maneuver during class transitions. Seating isn’t ideal, and parking can be a challenge. There’s only one main restroom and a staff restroom, which adds to the tight feel of the space. Compared to the larger gym we came from, this one doesn’t have the same flow, and I haven’t seen much skill progression in my daughter since we switched. If she decides to pursue competition again, we’ll likely need to move to back to the other gym. That said, for parents looking for a starter program or a place for recreational gymnastics, this could be a good fit. But for those aiming to excel in competitive gymnastics, a larger facility with more advanced coaching might be a better option.

★★★★JZ

Good school for the clovis area. I have been bringing my kid here for 6 months now. It's not really a place for beginners. Coaches are overwhelmed and can't provide the needed attention per athlete. Big Group settings make it feel like it is just a "for fun" setting. It's not a bad thing, just not what I expected.