G-Force Gymnastics Class & Camp Center

★burcu kirci

my two kids have been been coming almost 2 years and they only moved up once. My kids were very excited to start but later they didn’t want to come at all as they told me they kept doing the same thing and they found it boring. I guess they had a point as they have been doing the same thing almost 2 years!!! We brought it to the coaches attention, but it seemed like it was because of my kids at the end, - not that they had coaches who kept changing. i still strongly believe the kids who start with such excitement and who kept coming 2 long years, their excitement would have been kept if they were giving the right training and approach. the saddest part is that as i was reading the reviews, it looks like the G-Force is not taking any responsibility on the feedbacks. They are always right 😊. Unfortunately, this was a waste of time and money for us.

★★★★★Joanne Greenberg

We have been going to GForce rec classes for about 1.5 years. My daughter started in beginner, moved to advanced beginner and now intermediate. She just was invited to try out for pre team and is 10. It takes my daughter longer to gain skills but we have had nothing but support from her coaches and private teachers. For parents who want kids to level up quick this is not the sport for you. Gymnastics takes long dedication and exacting precision. If ever an issue or question I met with the coaches and asked questions who would give me an overview of what my daughter needed to work on to move up. They have two gyms. One for rec and one for team and two sets of instructors. I have found them professional. They are selective for team so you work through rec generally before getting an invite. I am happy to be a customer and my daughter is happy. She is developing on her timeframe and is learning valuable skills as well as a healthy activity. I am thankful we found GForce.

★YY S

So bad experience. I saw other reviews, they tell the truth that coach is just stand there. So does my kids coach. And my kid doesn’t improve after 3 months taking this gymnastics program. The coaching quality is inconsistent, and there is a lack of professionalism among some instructors. If you’re unlucky, your child may end up with a coach who is not only unprofessional but also lacks patience. I raised these concerns with the manager, but unfortunately, nothing changed. There seems to be little effort to address the issue, and the response was quite disappointing.

★★★★★Katherine Griffin

My children love G Force Gymnastics! My four year old asks me to please take him with actual desperation in his voice. The classes have been a huge source of confidence and joy for my little ones. I've met many families who swear by it as an integral part of their children's social and physical development. Now with two children of my own I understand why. It's also a very warm and inviting environment which I truly appreciate.

★Marzieh Mirzasalehi

After the aggressive behavior and bullying that two girls, aged 11 and 12, directed toward my 8-year-old daughter, I feel it is necessary to share the truth and highlight important concerns about one of the most unprofessional gyms in the area. I want to ensure that my child’s experience is not ignored. That s why I would like to share my experience with this gymnastics gym in hopes of providing helpful insight for other parents. 1. Limited Communication and Lack of Security Camera Functionality One major concern is the gym’s communication policies, which seem to limit open dialogue and feedback from parents. While parents are allowed to drop off their children and leave, the security cameras inside the facility are not operating and do not record any events. This lack of surveillance raises concerns about transparency and accountability within the gym. 2. Insufficient Supervision and Coaching Priorities There have been ongoing challenges with student interactions, including occasional issues with bullying. This may be due to a shortage of coaches, as the ones present often seem distracted—either engaged in conversation with each other or primarily focused on their own children who are also in the program. When coaches prioritize their own children over others, it can negatively impact other students’ confidence, progress, and overall experience. 3. Facility Cleanliness and Lack of Parental Visibility Facility cleanliness is another area of concern, particularly because boys and girls share the same restrooms. Proper sanitation and separate facilities are important for maintaining a safe and comfortable environment. Additionally, unlike other gyms, this facility does not offer open gym sessions, making it difficult for parents to observe the training environment and assess the quality of instruction. 4. Unapproachable Management and Safety Concerns In terms of management, I have found the leadership team to be somewhat unapproachable. Parents who raise concerns or provide constructive feedback may feel dismissed, and in some cases, there have been reports of children being removed from the program without clear justification. Safety is also a consideration, as proper spotting techniques are not always used during acrobatics and gymnastics training. Given the nature of the sport, this is a critical factor for parents to be aware of to ensure their child’s well-being. Final Thoughts Ultimately, if you are searching for a gym where your child can receive structured, attentive coaching in a welcoming and transparent environment, this may not be the best fit. I encourage parents to carefully evaluate whether this gym meets their expectations in terms of supervision, communication, and safety before making a commitment.