Southern States Gymnastics Academy in Huntsville, established in 1989, offers a competitive USAG gymnastics program for boys and girls along with recreational classes. It also runs summer camps introducing children to gymnastics.
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★★★★★Jonathan SpurlingSouthern states is awesome. Our daughter started going here about a year ago. They work well with her, and see the potential she has as an athlete. We would recommend anyone bring their child here for gymnastics.
★★★★★Daniel PowellThe owner, Debbie, is absolutely amazing and she absolutely loves what she does, which is making all her students shine like Diamonds. The gym is awesome. Highly recommended.
★Silas LeeDo not recommend. Some of the teachers are great! However, the younger instructors are not helpful, seemingly irritated with the young ones, and do NOT show the kids how to execute certain moves/flips. What am I paying my hard earned money for if you're sending them to have water breaks every 5 minutes and not actually teaching them anything. One instructor in particular is the absolute worst. My child literally hates when she is their instructor for the day because the young lady tells them what to do, but doesn't correct them or physically show them how to do things correctly. A child even asked her if she would show them how to execute a simple tumbling move and her reply was "girl no". Her name is Aiden, I believe. Even when I attend the sessions, this young lady rather converse with the young guys or talk about miscellaneous things with the other girls than focus on the youth she's supposed to be training. We will be finding another business to support soon.
★★★★★Jane SonakMy daughter has thrived here over the past year. She’s on competition team and she has a lot of friends she’s made being here. The coaches push the girls but also understand that each kid progresses at their own pace.
★★Michelle GuthrieI don't like how the teachers keep changing, often week to week. My son did the Preschool class for a year and now in the Beginner I class the teacher gets frustrated easily and snaps at the boys, then sends them out early for not listening (aka not doing crunches in sync - which, they're 4-6year olds....they're trying). If I'm paying more for a full hour then they should receive an hour of instruction, not teachers who can't handle their own emotions.