Skyline Gymnastics Center LTD

★Alysha Rodriguez

We recently had an experience that raised serious concerns as a parent. During class, a coach asked to show my daughter and me something on his phone (a skill another gymnast was doing), and explicit content appeared on the screen. Regardless of intent, it was visible and made my child uncomfortable. More concerning, there is a stated policy that coaches should not be using phones on the gym floor, and that any injuries should be communicated to parents. That same evening, my child fell from the high bars, landed on her back, and reported hearing a “crunch,” yet I was not informed of the incident afterward. While the staff did follow up after I raised these concerns, these policies were not followed in the moment, which is what matters most for safety. Because of this, we chose not to continue. I’m sharing this so other parents can make informed decisions and ask the right questions about supervision, communication, and safety protocols.

★★★★★Colby Hartlaub

Great for young kids. 2 of my girls go there currently. The skills translate very well to other sports.

★★★★★Kara Koontz

Our daughter has been part of Skyline for over 5 years now. We are a CCA family as well, and the open gym during the day- is absolutely wonderful. The owners and every coach, know our daughter and have become a gymnastics family. I can assure you- Skyline cares about the mental and physical health of every child they serve. It is a challenging sport, BUT guess what, they know mistakes are necessary for growth. They will hold accountability and also cheer your child on. The life lessons - sometimes not easy- are worth every hour and dollar spent. We look forward to every journey to come🤩💖

★Rachel Albright

We raved about Skyline for weeks with friends and family until we didn’t. The sessions changed and with that came new teachers. Our neurodivergent child was no longer thriving - each class turned into survival until the point that both he and his twin sister would be excited all day at home to go go “nastics” and then scream no no no and refuse to go in once the teacher opened the door. We offered tools and strategies, but it consisted of one email, one ten minute call and about one minute with the new teachers. When we questioned what could be done to ensure a better and successful session for all- the blame got put on our child for running away during class. We have asked for simple accommodations and supports and were met with blame and our child being restrained. We were told their staff is not trained and equipped to handle this and maybe he will be better when he gets to school. If you do not have training then why are you restraining our child? On top of all of that they questioned his ability to participate in structured activities and how much he liked the class. He is excited every Monday for this class and does well in his other structured activities. Our children enjoy activities with peers and are consistently happily engaged with adults and others in their respective classes outside of gymnastics. We have noticed the way that teachers interact when certain students and how they interact and engage within the class. To say we are unhappy about the situation and How it was handled is an understatement. If your child can not sit still at the age of two and need no additional supports don’t even think about going here. Only credit I can give them is that the first session teachers we had did fabulous with our child and they issued us a refund for October.

★★★★★Maria Tartaglia

My two year old is currently attending class weekly. Prior to starting, she had severe social anxiety. We have seen that anxiety DRASTICALLY lift the more classes we attend. The other parents are friendly and easy going! The staff is amazing and genuinely seem to be very passionate about what they do. The environment is clean and maintained well. I cannot say enough great things about Skyline. We are looking forward to an amazing future with them!