Premier Athletics (Northern Kentucky) in Erlanger is a cheer, dance, and gymnastics training facility that runs a variety of themed weekly summer camps and single-day clinics, including Cheer Camp, Ninja Camp, and Princess and Pirate Camp, plus school and rec-group camps. Premier Athletics operates locations in multiple states.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Premier Athletics directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleMy son has been attending the mommy and me class with Coach Megan and she has been great. I see my son picking up moves from the class and using them at home and outside pretty often.
My daughters tried out for their half year program. The place was disorganized and chaotic to say the least. The lobby was so crammed with people you couldn’t move. Our online registration was “lost”.(I had proof of it in my email) So I had to redo it in the chaos. Then they spelled BOTH of my daughter’s names incorrectly even though I spelled them out loud AND wrote it down. The registration staff sent girls into the gymnasium without name tags saying it would be fine. Then the staff in the gymnasium sent them back out. It was hectic to say the least. The athletes were supposed to be evaluated on both age and skills. My almost 7 year old who has several tumbling skills was placed in a group of 4-6 year olds and never once got to show her skills, but instead was playing games with a parachute. When I approached the staff to make sure she was properly evaluated I was told “they already know what she can do because one of the coaches knows her so it’s fine”. None of the coaches or staff know my daughters. Nor did their name tags match what they had entered into the system for their names. I requested that my daughters be placed on the same team. Both have several tumbling and cheer skills and have both been cheering for years. But because my younger daughter was never properly evaluated, they put both on an entry level squad. This is an issue for me because if I’m paying hundreds of dollars a month for my girls to cheer here I would like for them to further their skill set, not cheer down. When I questioned it and asked for a reevaluation, I was told no -they were put on the same squad as requested and offered a refund for the registration and uniform fees. They didn’t even attempt to resolve things in any way. I had been warned about this gym, but we decided to give it a try because it is cheaper than a lot of the other gyms in the area. Well it’s true what they say, you get what you pay for. Hopefully they get things together, and figure things out. This was extremely disappointing for both my girls and myself.
They let my grand daughter out a side door to go to the bathroom and she was found by another kid crying her eyes out. I’m thankful for the older girl being her out to the lobby. She is only 4 yrs old and has never been there before. Not knowing how long she had been in there staff never cared she was missing. You should always let the kids out the main door in the lobby so the parents/ grandparents know where the kids are. She said she never wanted to go back there again. Eval night was way over capacity for a fire code. Premier Athletics you must do better for the safety of our kids.
My daughter, a first grader, went here for 9 months. At first she loved it. But the routine soon became boring, they did the same things every week. I never saw the teacher giving high fives or hardly physically assisting the kids. My daughter never moved up, and I understand this is the building block class and goals need to be met. And I’m not saying they should move kids prematurely …..But after 9 months, I would expect the teacher to TEACH the child so they hit the needed goals. It made me sad that a kid that was super exited to do this for 6 months, started to dread class.
It’s unfortunate that after a year of paying for both my kids to attend here, they switch one of my daughters class times and make it the only option! An 8pm slot for gymnastics isn’t sufficient enough when there were 3 options before. Also for my 4 year old they did the same thing, going from 3 time slots available to 1. They should put just as much effort and energy into gymnastics/tumbling as they do for cheer & dance.







