Motion Matrix is a gymnastics center in Grants Pass offering recreational and competitive gymnastics and tumbling for boys and girls, with a summer day camp among its programs. The 21,000-plus-square-foot facility serves children from toddlers up through school age with safety-certified coaches.
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★★★★★PaxaGood place to bring the kids for practice. Friendly stuff!!!
★★★★★Cara MichelleSuper Clean huge gym with friendly staff and amazing coaches. My daughter has been coming since she was 2 and now she’s almost 8 and competing on the team! Thank you Motion Matrix Family!❤️
★★★★★Krista AndersdotterMM has positive, supportive and fun coaches, a super healthy approach toward competition, state of the art equipment, and comparatively very fair pricing... Plus a preschool that gets to play in the gym! I grew up in and then worked at alot of gymnastics gyms and MM does it right - puts health, fun and life balance as priorities.
★★★★★Megan O'RourkeMotion Matrix has been an amazing experience for my daughter and I. We started out with a welcoming trial class that turned into us finding a community and lifelong friends. A year and a half later my daughter is on the level 2 competition team and having the time of her life. All of the coaches are fantastic and have been so patient and intentional through guiding and teaching her. Lisa the owner, and all of the other amazing staff are kind, loving and supportive. We have found our home away from home and can’t wait to see what the future holds❤️
★★★★★Jenna ShermanI enrolled my daughter at 3 when she couldn’t stop rolling around the house. She loves it! The coaches are great, the facility is clean, and she’s built amazing relationships. I enrolled my son when he turned 3. He did it for about a year and even though he didn’t stick with it, he built some good foundational skills in his time there. Highly recommend.