Legacy Gymnastics Academy

★Guillermo Ramirez

They dont have a roster of their students. The coaches do not even know how many students they have at the time and they leave my daughter behind often. I brought this up to thr administration and they didn't care much. I decided to go to another school.

★★★★★Brandi

My daughter started at Legacy Gymnastics when she was just 4 and didn’t even know what a cartwheel was. Now, at 6 years old and competing on the Level 3 team, she has grown tremendously—not only in skills but in confidence and friendships. Every single coach we’ve worked with has been fantastic and genuinely cares about the kids’ progress. The gym culture is unmatched: the girls truly feel like sisters, and my daughter begs to come every single day. The coaches keep us updated on her progress and celebrate her milestones, big and small. My 4-year-old son has been in the parkour program for about a year and a half and absolutely loves it. He spends each class with a huge grin, and it’s clear the instructors make it both fun and challenging. Legacy offers a wide variety of classes at every level on both the gymnastics and parkour sides. We toured a few other gyms in the area before choosing Legacy and this facility is, without question, the best. It’s huge, spotless, and equipped with brand-new equipment—and I often see staff cleaning before classes even begin. If you’re looking for your first gym or a new home for your gymnast or parkour kid, I can’t recommend Legacy Gymnastics enough. The coaches, culture, and care they show every athlete are second to none.

★★★★★Elvina Adams-Flores

LGA is a wonderful studio that is much needed for the South Bay community. I grew up near this area and when I saw this opened up I wanted to come and support even though we live in La Mesa. Our little one takes Coach Aubrey’s class and she has a gift with little ones. She knows how to get her class moving, how to handle the shy young ones very well- giving them time to bloom in their own timeframe and time. I knew Coach Aubrey was the one for us the moment I met her, she reminded me of a coach I knew when I was teaching dance who knew her stuff so I knew Coach Aubrey was it and she is!! If you have a new walker I def recommend taking her to Coach Aubrey. If you have an energetic little one I recommend her as well! Coach Aubrey can do it all!’

★★★★★Ÿáƴa

Love this place!! Everyone is so energetic, welcoming, friendly, knowledgeable, and most importantly to me, it is a safe and what seems to be a secure place. The coaches my child has had have been super patient as my child doesn't open up easily to just anyone, and managed to open up with one of the coaches after only 2 classes. So to me, that says a lot about this coach, (I wish I could remember her name) but, also the cleanliness of this place is great, the restrooms also, I love the viewing room (so does grandma as she's the one that has taken over this duty). I love how there's a little movie area also for the sibblings to hang out while they wait instead of in the car. Parking is great. Location is also great.

★★★Andrea Mendez-Azhocar

We’ve been unenrolled with legacy gymnastics for months now. But I will say this ….I loved when legacy gymnastics was outside, but the indoor facility is nice too. The classes were fun and my daughter did enjoy them for a time, but then some of the instructors were really rude to my daughter & annoyed by her. She’s autistic and when I signed her up I made sure to tell the person I signed up with, exactly that. She needs to be re-directed from time to time but for the most part she does well when given instruction. She had a few meltdowns in class and the male instructor looked annoyed with her. This wasn’t just a 1 time incident either. This specific instructor just didn’t work well with my daughter. After that , we took her out of Legacy Gymnastics. It’s not a bad place, it’s really fun.. I just think I need to put my daughter somewhere with people more understanding and considerate of her needs.