National Academy of Artistic Gymnastics

★Laura B.A.

Considering that they don't have that much fun equipment for kids of all ages: Their preschool time is for 0-6 when are 6 year olds considered preschoolers? Never, they should have it be at 4, 5 at the most and make another time for elementary kids, they have a 0-18 yo Friday night, that's crazy imagine a crawling baby with a crazy 14yo running. That should be called teen night where only teens are allowed it's crazy how they classify their age groups for their open gyms. I said crazy too mamy time but i think they are vmcrazy with their rules.

★★★Janet Sparks

The gymnastics coaches all seem really good and nice; however, there is a SERIOUS problem with space here for anyone with the kiddos to sit. Apparently no one cares? Outside of the summer, the gym runs all classes at the same time and parking is difficult and sitting inside is even harder. The fact that parents are rude and don’t make any room for people to sit (but have plenty of water bottle space) is an added issue. NAAG… use some of alllllll your $$$$ to buy a bigger building to accommodate parents spending a ton .. so they have somewhere to observe the participants. Some people only come with one kid (so the big families that take up the one bench for over an hour is an issue. Geez ..🙄 … I wish someone that works here would post signs to ask people to eat all their snacks in the lobby (for allergy reasons) and I wish someone that works here would post a sign telling these parents to set their metal Water bottles on the floor so that they aren’t constantly hitting the bench that EVERYONE is waiting on! I wish someone that works here would tell all the kids walking and sitting in handrails to get off of it… I wish someone that works here would maybe let all these people know that if they come every single class with extra kids (not in classes) and both grandparents and both parents then it may make it to where one disabled mom who can’t drive herself may have nowhere to sit (when she can’t stand) because everyone comes to every class and NAAG won’t provide more space for everyone!!! Adults are so oblivious here & the front desk lady is always rude and unhelpful.

★★★★★Anna Salemo

We've been taking our toddler to gymnastics here for over six months now, and we have been very impressed. The program is organized and age appropriate. They clearly know what they are doing. We've loved each of the coaches: KJ, JoJo, and Megan. I've had multiple family members take our toddler and each of them have reported a great experience. My dad, as a former gymnastics coach, was very impressed by the equipment and skills taught.

★★★★★Krystl Trubachik

We couldn’t be happier with our experience at the National Academy of Artistic Gymnastics! From open gyms to summer camps, every interaction with this incredible team has exceeded our expectations. The professionalism and expertise of the staff are unmatched—but what truly sets them apart is their emotional intelligence and ability to connect with kids and teens of all ages. The coaches create a supportive, encouraging environment where children thrive not only physically but also emotionally. They understand how to meet each child where they are developmentally and help them grow with confidence and joy. This place feels like a cornerstone of the community. We’re beyond excited for our children to start classes this fall and continue their gymnastics journey surrounded by such dedicated, knowledgeable, and inspiring role models. The foundation they’re building here will benefit them in every physical activity and sport to come. Grateful to be part of the NAAG family!

★★★★★Adam Woldt

We have been sending our girls here for the last few years and can’t recommend it enough. In addition to learning gymnastics in a positive environment the coaches are amazing. You can tell that they are really passionate about what they do and care about the kids in their classes. The coaches who teach and own it are amazing!