Trinity Academy of Gymnastics runs nine weeks of themed summer day camp in Lake in the Hills, from Ninja and Olympic weeks to Treasure Island and Water Fun. The day runs 9:00am-3:00pm with three gymnastics training blocks broken up by theme games, crafts, a bring-your-own lunch and open play, taught by USAG safety-certified coaches in a 13,000-square-foot gym. Camp is for ages 4-12, capped at 20 children per week, with before care (7-9am) and after care (3-5pm) available for an added fee.
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★★★★★Jessie HumeWe recently had our son's 5th birthday party here and it was fantastic! Megan and the other employees helping out were absolutely wonderful! I was not expecting any assistance but right away they started decorating, helped the children get to where they needed to be, captured a group photo, served the food & drinks, and cleaned up at the end. It was like magic! They allowed us to really be able to enjoy the time and to interact with the guests. The kids and adults all had the best time! The gym is huge with so many things to do. I highly recommend having a birthday party here for any age!
★★★★★Austin O'ConnorMy 9-year-old son really enjoyed the Ninja Camp this past week there at Trinity Academy of Gymnastics. On the first day, one of the ladies in the office was really hospitable and showed us around. I also got to meet the owner that day, who I had seen out around the community. I was most impressed with the coaches: Nolan, Isaiah, and others. Coach Nolan often stood at the gym door welcoming the students at drop-off and then again at the end of the day with keeping tabs with pick-up. He was always friendly and helpful, often encouraging the kids. They were also detail-oriented in the office, calling the first day to get any remaining forms signed. They also called one day when my son was a little scared after getting a very minimal bloody lip. They just wanted to make me aware, and then they sat with him and encouraged him to keep at it. Pretty impressive that that was the only thing he had when basically doing a 30 hr ninja camp. My son definitely loved the camp. After 6 hours each day, he was drenched in sweat at pick-up and slept hard every night! Thanks for making it a great experience for him and for us! I always felt like he was in good hands.
★★★★★Ang AREVIEWING FOR A PARTY (not for gymnastics) That being said, we had never been here and didn't know what to expect. We had a duo-5 year old birthday here with about 26 kids. We were blown away by the staff support. There were 3 individuals (Megan was in charge) and I expected to do full set up and coordination of anything "party" basically having them there to coordinate some activity and keep everyone safe. Megan and her team were very hands on. They helped set up the room, effectively got everyone's attention (wound up 5-year-olds I remind you), she even served the food with her team, facilitated in the tight space, and helped keep things moving and cleaned up. I couldn't believe it! It definitely made things go smoothly and stay on track. As far as the play area we basically had run of the place. I didn't expect that. I thought we would be coralled to a section, but the kids could go and try anything they wanted. With the age group parents definitely have to watch the kids because there are less safe areas for littles. But overall WIN would totally go there again and may look into gymnastics there next!
★Nina POpen gym passes is a joke. My first time using the passes. I contacted the office several times this week for spring break. Apparently, Monday the passes were not accepted. And I called this morning to verify open gym time. Not one person during both calls said you have to register to join due to capacity. The card stated to create and account and for waivers. I have an account. The card doesn't say anything about registration and no one said a thing over the phone. We get there and the poor handling of the situation by the office team and manager sitting there saying it's on our website. We'll I am standing in front of you and my kids are disappointed. Not only did this happen to me. But several families as well. Many moms out there were complaining of the unprofessional handling of the situation and how communication is so poor. I feel this is important to share as you may not hear it from them due to lack of awareness and communication. But you have to register to join an open gym. Hopefully your kiddos don't experience what mine did today. So sad they can't communicate better. But they won't hesitate to say no to kids. During winter break this year Apparently the whole gym was closed yet they kept the open gym on the website. I went there too along with other moms. I wonder how often the site is actually correct and or updated.
★★★★★Luci DvorakMy kids have attended the ninja classes here for the past 4 years, and they love it! I've watched them grow stronger and more confident thanks to the classes and coaches. They love everything about this place!