TNT Kid's Fitness & Gymnastics

★Troy Longtin

Would have been courteous to inform your signed up customers that the first class which is stated in confirmation email to begin on July 3rd would not be happening. We showed up as scheduled and there is a sign saying no classes, thanks for nothing.

★★★★★Jason Myrmoe

We have had our kids in both rec and competitive programs, as well as open gym and birthday parties and love them all! The rec classes are very creative, especially given the space with multiple classes going on. The coaches from our experience have bent over backwards to work with our kids even on their most timid or distracted days. The coaches are a cut above, truly, and at all levels. They all care about the athletes whether the athlete is a toddler or representing them publicly in competition. I've always had prompt responses to any questions I've had, and all emails have been answered with the utmost respect. They did a superb job with safety measures during the pandemic last year and took every precaution possible while also slowly starting up their programs at a pace that made sense and provided excellent at-home workouts, too. This tells me they can role with any punches life throws. I do like the freedom for parent-tot for toddlers to run around at AGG (bigger gyms), but the parent-tot at TNT is really great too, just different. Other than that, we've enjoyed TNT being our home away from home every week.

★★★★Mariya S.

My son went from ages 2 to 5 and loved all the programs. Make sure you sign up as soon as programs open, it's very popular, so you snooze you lose! Also good start times for classes that give you breathing room before needing to run to yet another thing! Yes the viewing area is small, but you can bring a book or occupy yourself, this is for your kiddos not you.

★★★Chris Heilman

Mixed emotions about this place. Glad they're here for lessons and the instructors look to know what they're doing. Most of the time they pay attention to the kids. A few times I've seen instructors chatting with each other and small kids trying to get up on objects don't get the help they need. Main issue I have here is the waiting area and the prep area. No organization here. Just a cluster of kids leaving one class and another set coming in. Then instructors come into the room yelling the class name and can barely be heard. The waiting area / viewing area is kind of a joke. Only two tiny windows which one really only shows the gym. The other has a desk and junk in it. About half the room can actually watch their children learn here. There are two tiny 20in screens on the walls that show two other parts of the gym. That is nice but with the small screen you can't really see what they're doing in the back. Suggestions: Would be nice if they used a microphone and speaker so the entire waiting area could hear classes being called. Would also be nice if classes weren't lining up in middle of all the other kids coming and going. Can't even tell if a class is lining up. Some form of organization in the main room would be appreciated. Upgrade the TVs. Get a wider camera view to show more of the gym. Get more windows in the waiting room. There's part of a wall that they could add more. And if they think seeing parents would be distracting then get one way mirror tinting.

★★★★Jacob Anspach

Great facility with great gymnastics instructors. They offer a wide variety of classes with different age groups. The only con and really the only thing that I do not like is the parent observation/waiting area. There isn't enough room for everyone to sit and the visibility of the gym floor is terrible. I really enjoy watching my daughter and would much rather be able to see and encourage her rather than sit on my phone for an hour.