Inspire Sports is a youth activity center in Saratoga Springs offering three-day summer camps in parkour (ages 3-16), gymnastics skills (ages 3-14), and dance (ages 3-14). Camps run 9am to noon and are priced per three-day session, with sibling discounts. The center also offers competitive and recreational cheer, aerial silks, and dance year-round.
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Powered by GoogleThe staff here have been really friendly. My daughter has really enjoyed the gymnastics classes and the summer cheer camp so far. We have gone to quite a few different locations over the years for gymnastics, tumbling, and dance, and this building is the cleanest and most spacious one we’ve been to. I love how open it is and I love how much seating there is to actually watch my daughter when she’s in class. The parking lot is easy to navigate. I love the location. So far all of her teachers have been attentive. I love it when teachers actually teach. There have been other places we went where the teachers just kind of stood there and watched and never corrected form or taught anything, but Inspire Sports has shown they actually work with the kids to improve. My only areas of improvement I would suggest: 1) I would appreciate more communication to parents about the skills needed to move up a level. My daughter has been in her level for a while and I’d love to just be told more about her progress or how close she is to passing off skills. 2) They have a cute point system, where they can earn points by returning homework cards or wearing their InspireSports shirt. However, my daughter got really sad because she wore her shirt four classes in a row but when she went to ask the front desk for a prize they said she still only had her original 10 points. It seems silly, but it really made her sad. I guess the teachers don’t actually track the kids’ points? I don’t know. But she was trying to earn a tiny cosmic brownie for a month and it was annoying seeing her efforts going unnoticed. Overall though, her teachers have really encouraged her and InspireSports’ gymnastics class has been a great class for her to attend.
Insanely good. I can’t give enough praise. The coaches are consistent and unchanging, which is a great deal to me. Also, the performances are amazing. The coaches are really patient and caring. They give feedback on things your child can improve on and work on. My experience is that that they are all in on your child. I have seen my child progress in just a few months. Kids do not stand around idle, like some review stated in a review (maybe their kid…sounds like a personal problem, but I don’t judge). They all work hard and really push to improve their skills.
My child has been to several dance studios nearby and this one is my least favorite. First, they nickel-and-dime you here. Everything is a little additional charge. My favorite example is how I, a parent, pay for the dance lessons, costumes, and fees, but then I also have to pay for a ticket to see my child dance? Then there's the quality of dance education. I had my child in two seasons of classes, rehearsals, and performances, and each time I was sorely underwhelmed with what my kid learned. When the performance came around, all the kids just stood around with nothing to do, and they were on the stage for about twenty seconds. The worst was when my kid was brought on stage just for a "snowball fight" with the audience. Is this really what I'm paying for? It seemed like the kids never actually learned how to dance and instead just played games or something. The promotional events are also awful. I brought my child on his birthday to a "Photos With The Grinch" event, and everything about it was cheap, except for the ticket prices. I arrived and the "Grinch" was wearing a dollar-store mask, and couldn't be bothered to react or interact with the kids. It didn't even phase him when I told him that it was my child's birthday. Then, the owner has teenage girls coming around with their cell phones, getting right in my toddler's face, recording my kid for social media. I don't need my toddler on your Instagram or whatever. Overall, Inspire Sports is a poor value and you'd be better of going somewhere else. I know I won't be back, and if you see the lackluster performances and consider that your child has really learned nothing, then you won't be back either.
Inspire runs a classy operation! I love the comfortable viewing areas for parents and the fact that they have so many different sports to try. My daughter loves her silks class, and I’ve found it more challenging and professional than other Aerial silks classes around. I also love that they give you a makeup token to take a different class if you miss class or there’s a holiday! I recommend this place to everyone 🎆
We have been loving this new gym! Our kids are in gymnastics and ninja and all look forward to going each week. The gym is nice and new with the kindest people!




