West Valley Gymnastics School in Campbell runs summer break camps where kids learn and practice gymnastics skills on floor, bars, beam, vault, and trampoline, with time in the foam pit, games, and a provided snack. Extended morning, lunch, and afternoon care is available. The long-running school is now part of the Los Gatos Elite gymnastics family.
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Powered by GoogleGreat school, my daughter has been going for about 2 years. My daughter has improved significantly. My biggest complaint is that in the summer months they don't bother putting on the AC. We went today and it was horrible, not an ideal environment for kids to work out in. You can see the discomfort in everyone's face.
Tumble with your tots is a great experience for the little ones and parents. Mackenzie makes the experience even better with giving the young ones some structure but freedom to play and be kids. We tried another similar facility and the space was not as spacious for the kids to explore and the instructors were not as caring, energetic, and fun.
Very reasonable pricing, and they clean every few mins during the pandemic. Coaches for younger ones are super friendly. They don't provide a lot of challenging drills for under 6 year olds which might be both good and bad.
Class sizes are too large. They do all the classes in this large area. I feel teachers are overwhelmed by class sizes as well. My daughter went here for almost 4 to 5 yrs and had very minimal growth. My son has some special needs and they said they can handle that, but they didn't do a good job. I could see him working very hard with not much support from the teacher.
The recreational gymnastics are OK but the kids learn slowly. Over a year to get to a cartwheel at age 7-8. Kids like it though and do eventually learn something. The office is a mess, terrible policies, bad internal communication, and very weak on make-ups. It is packed at peak times so the kids like the social aspect but that is also why the learning curve is questionable. The make-ups are almost impossible, offered only 1-week per month, get full but can't get scheduled ahead. They will not refund anything and periodically wipe your credits off their book so it is a bit of a money-grinding rip-off and the kids/parents are the marks.





