Greenville Gymnastics Training Center

★Kristina Ryzhikova

One star – Don’t waste your time or money We’ve been coming here for 3 or 4 months, and I’ve honestly had enough. I gave them so many chances, but the last three sessions were the final straw. Each time we had a different coach, and not one of them showed any level of professionalism. It’s $60 per lesson, but you’re better off going to a playground. The coaches don’t pay attention; kids are running away, not listening, and doing exercises incorrectly without any correction. There were 4 coaches in the group, yet zero control. For that price, you could just buy a trampoline and teach your kid yourself. We won’t be back until they can provide a consistent, professional coach who actually cares about the kids' progress.

★★★★★Caleigh Buskey

We have only been to 2 classes so far and started midway through, but it has been a great experience for my son so far! He came to the class knowing nothing of what to do and his two instructors take the time to help him when he's not entirely sure how to do something and was given a few extra tries to get the tasks right. I love watching through the windows and seeing my son learn new things and all the staff is really friendly and kind!

★★★Robert Smith

Daughter's car broken into while her daughter was attending a class here. All windows busted out. Luckly nothing of great value inside was stolen. Mutch damage to the car. Watch out as it can happen anywhere!

★Danielle Scott

Do not send your kids here. We had a trial class with Miss Ginger. My daughter is 6 and has never done anything like tumbling before. From the beginning I thought that it seemed like the girls were being pushed pretty hard. They were doing a lot of body weight exercises while the kids rotated and took turns with trampoline skills. It looked tough but she as fine for that portion of the lesson. Eventually they made their way to a different part of the gym to practice floor skills. She told the girls to spread out and line up along the floor, then told them to practice various skills. The other girls who had been there set off to practice however no instruction was given to my daughter. She was left to watch the other kids and try to figure out what to do. Eventually, when my daughter was hurt and frustrated, the teacher turned to teach her the skill. I don’t think she knew that I could hear her from the viewing area. She we not kind. At one point they were doing forward rolls. My daughter was on her knees before rolling forward. She didn’t know not to do this. There had been no instruction. The teacher saw her and said “And you are on your knees! We NEVER GET ON OUR KNEES!” I was shocked and my daughter was clearly taken back too. This continued for the remainder of the class. Miss Ginger told them to do a skill, my daughter did her best to mimic what the other girls were doing, Miss Ginger would yell at her and finally come to guide her. She was not kind in her instruction. There were several occasions when I saw her kick kids legs further apart or closer together depending on the skill. She roughly pushed my daughter’s arms against her head and I was told after the fact that she also stepped on her feet to make her stand the way she wanted. To be clear, she wasn’t only hateful to my daughter. At one point she yelled at all the girls “We aren’t doing this to get it done! We are doing this to look good!” My daughter had been looking forward to trying gymnastics for a week. Now she wants nothing to do with it. What happened to kids having fun, being active, and learning something new? These girls were not prepping for competition yet were being spoken to as if their skills would make or break the US Olympic team. My daughter was so very embarrassed. In the kind of way that breaks a parents heart to have to whiteness. It was a terrible experience.

★★★★Mona

Wonderful to watch the kids practice. Also very clean! But what I hear from other parents as well, the monthly fees are very expensive, and for those kids whom are good at gymnastics, are left our because of the fees and then some! That's simply not fair at at all! Why can't the organization look at peoples budgeting to give those a financial break, bc the once whom have the money to pay for everything, it dosen't matter! And, how come when there is a competition out of state, that the parents have to pay for the trainer his hotel and then some?!! That's for my understanding not except able at all! That needs to be changed simply bc some parents, especially the once who don't have that kind of money, there kids who are good, are once again left out! It can be that the owner is poor of money that he couldn't change that! It's really questionable this system!