Virginia International Gymnastics School (VIGS) runs day camps at its 26,600 sq ft air-conditioned Midlothian gym, filling each day with tumbling, swinging, vaulting, balancing and bouncing plus gymnastics-themed arts and crafts and giant inflatables. Camps are open-enrollment weekly sessions for ages 6-12, with a full day 9:00am-3:00pm, a half-day 9:00am-12:00pm option and extended day 8:00am-5:30pm. A one-time $11 registration fee applies regardless of how many camps a child attends, and families get 25% off for a second or additional child.
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★★★★★Cierra HarrisOur daughter loves it!!! She has been here for a few months. Has learned a lot! Everyone has been nice and very hands on. She is very happy and excited to go every week!
★Michael BrownI wish the teachers would pay attention to the kids. My daughter is 5 and she’s in a beginner class. She has no idea what she’s doing and the teachers just walk past her and talk amongst themselves.. I’ve reached out to the director and was told sorry, unfortunately I feel like my daughter is going to hurt herself so we need to find another facility.
★Kirk BaileyThe classes were great and my son had fun but the office is pitiful. They auto enrolled my 4 year in a second set of classes after we signed up for a set of 5 classes. They have been unresponsive to emails and the desk was no help. Two weeks after our first attempted contact we get a condescending email saying "We are sorry that you did not understand VIGS policies when you joined classes." Predatory tactics to make money from fine print are an awful way to conduct business and take advantage of people. It's my fault for not reading it, but why it's hidden is worse. Be up front about how you charge.
★Courtney CIf your young child is actually interested in learning, this is not the place for you or your money. The staff that teach the Monday night beginners classes could not be less interested or involved. Last night one instructor sat on an incline mat starring off into space while the kids invented their own moves around her, not being taught a single thing. The only time I saw her engage was when too many kids were on the springboard at once, which they wouldn't have done if she was actually teaching them anything. Same for most of the other instructors, save one who was visibly trying to teach despite having a boot on her ankle. (The one star is for her.) Also it's concerning that there's no security monitoring anyone that comes in to observe.
★Kimberly JonesMy daughter attended there a while ago. She had been there for awhile and was doing great in intermediate. She was placed in advanced and soon began to lose interest. The girls were not that friendly. When she showed interest in learning more and competing the coach shrugged her off and said that's only girls who started in mommy and me classes. I always say a coach can make or break a child and I refused to let her break my child. Happy to say six months later we started back. We took a break and she was ready again. After being with a new school that is encouraging she made the team. This one particular coach at Vigs showed favoritism. During practice she did not give much assistance to other girls except the one girl consistently. I should have written this review months ago but someone was asking me about the school, so I figured maybe I should now.