US Gymnastics Training Center

★Anna Ignut

Came here today with my friend and our toddlers for an open play and had a horrible experience. I guess "open gym" is not really an open play because during the open gym they also had a private kids tumbling class. I soon as one of our kids or other kids stepped into their space which was not separated and close to all the trampolines we were told it is a private class here. We tried being respectful and not have our kids disrupt their class. As we tried moving our kids away from that space one of the parents from the private class first gave dirty looks and pointing fingers at my friend and her child from behind the glass where parents watch their kids. My friend made me aware of this. Then I fell the victim of pointing fingers and using nasty body language to move my child away, as I tried then my kid started crying. My child does not know the difference between open gym or a private class. Kids want to be kids. We came here to have fun but instead they made us feel like we shouldn't be here. Maybe they should separate their private classes from the open gym because kids dont know any better. Or schedule different times for each. I brought this up to a manager but he was too afraid to even confront the nasty private class parent for her behavior. Said he was aware of her behavior and can't control it. So I had to do it myself and she still thinks she is better than anyone else. You can't fix miserable and entitled princeses. We all paid to be in the same space with our kids. Do yourself and your child a favor and don't come in here for the "open but closed gym" unless you want to push your kid away from playing.

★★★★★Joanna Nejfelt

We started gymnastic classes here almost 2 years ago and we love the place since then. My two kids, now 4 & 5 years old, love the coaches and the classes a lot. I would recommend to everybody !

★Jessica Karluk

I don’t usually write reviews, but after today’s experience, I feel like I need to share my frustration and disappointment. My son has been attending this gymnastics center for a few months now, and we’ve had mostly positive experiences. He started out a little shy, but with the support of Coach Abi, he gradually became more comfortable was able to participate on his own. It was such a relief to see him enjoy it and thrive. However, after the schedule switched to Coach McKenna, things have taken a turn. My son just doesn’t seem to connect with her style, and as a result, he’s been really reluctant to participate and stay in class. Today, my son kept running out of the gym, so I stepped in to help him feel more comfortable. I was in the corner, out of the way, and I thought I was being respectful of the space. I was in there for maybe not even 5 minutes and then, two separate staff members came up to me very rudely and told me I couldn’t stay. This was never an issue before with Coach Abi and I was completely blindsided by how I was treated. It made me feel humiliated and upset that my son, a 3 year old toddler needed the extra support of me being there to engage when it was never a problem in the past. I understand the rules but the inconsistency in how they were enforced today really bothered me. I’ve seen other parents stay in the room with their kids without any issue. I pointed out that another mom was staying with her child 100% of the time in each class in the previous session, but she explained that her daughter had different needs, making me feel like my son’s needs weren’t as important. It was incredibly hurtful. After being treated so rudely, I left the class early with my son when he came running out to me once again. I felt so uncomfortable and ashamed. I just wanted to help my son feel better about the class, but instead, I felt like I was being punished for trying to do what was best for him. I’ve always been respectful of the rules, but this experience has really made me question whether this place is the right fit for us. I wanted to share this in case any other parents are in a similar situation or can understand how disheartening it was to be treated this way.

★★★★★LeAnna Becker

Attended a birthday party here (for children). The kids had a great time! The facility kept everything safe but did not have overly strict, invasive rules. It looked so much fun and I wanted to jump in and play too. Will look into gymnastics lessons here for the kids, because it was so great! Update: I have a 3-year old and 6-year old in lessons here now and still love it! For the little ones, they teach basic skills while allowing for movement freedom and problem solving.

★★★★★Jesal Patel

We had my sons 9th birthday party and it was perfect. At first I was worried from seeing the photos online however it doesn’t give you the idea how big the place is. We had 23 kids and there was tons of room for everyone to enjoy themselves. The staff there was incredible on keeping an eye on all the kids making sure they are safe. Would highly recommend it.