South Shore Gymnastics Academy

★Joe DiMartino

This facility discriminates against neurodivergent children. They are not accommodating and many of the instructors have no patience and are rude. 100% do not recommend people who discriminate autistic children. For comparison another gym I use Interstate Gymnastics, readily accepts children of all neurocognitive and developmental levels. Put your business there!

★★★★★Kelley Brow

My daughter has done competitive gymnastics at SSGA for 7 years, starting on mini pre-team. Her experience growing up at SSGA has shaped her into an amazing athlete and teammate. Her coaches taught her that hard work pays off, to believe in herself and most important, to have fun. The staff at SSGA as well as the families are hands down the best! ❤️

★★★★★Barbara Joseph

Having two daughters who have been part of the SSGA team family.. and that’s exactly what it is..we can say this with certainty. We could not be happier with the experience there. The owner snd staff care about each individual no matter what the level and talent. There is a place for any individual no matter their ability. They make sure they are at the level they should be at in order to have a positive and safe experience (even when the child and/or parents think otherwise). Their focus on positivity and safety and yes.. hard work.. is more than evident! Our daughters still as grown woman make time to visit this gym each time they are in the area.

★Anonymous Person

BEWARE - If you plan to join a competitive team, consider sending your gymnast elsewhere. The environment is unhealthy, toxic and at times, hostile. Gymnasts who were here when they were very young have left and it is strongly exhibited by the lack of gymnasts in the upper levels. If you know anything about the sport, you know that although gymnasts naturally peel off, this is an indicator that there is something else going on at this particular gym. Emotions and disappointment will not be tolerated at SSGA. By the time you realize that my review is accurate, your daughter will be negatively impacted by this and will be someone who doubts herself, her abilities, and exhibits low self-esteem. Best of luck with your decision, but please be careful and stay on top of the way your daughter is treated and spoken to if you decide to enroll her in a competitive team at this gym.

★★★★★Robert Winter

My daughters Riley (10) and Avery (6) have loved their experience at SSGA. They have been in their weekly classes and day camps for 3+ years now. They look forward to seeing their teachers and classmates every week. Great experience for them and their development is noticeable.