My daughter is on team and, has been thriving in this gym for 2 years, however the coaches are…read morestern, and care more about skill level than effort. I recommend this gym, but don't be surprised if your kid gets held back.

great coaches and smaller class sizes very well organized…read moreand responsive Team was Great experience for my daughter and enjoyed the camaraderie of the other kids and families. Coaches worked with my daughter to get her to full potential.

Saddle rock is an awesome place to go for privates, classes, and birthday parties. I did private…read morelessons at saddle rock for years and it was always great for my progress as a cheerleader! I am a college cheerleader now and I attribute a lot of my success too saddle rock! They also have super fun birthday parties, you get the whole gym to yourself and you get to use their party room. The staff is also incredible, kim, tyler, and sarah are a few names that come to mind and they are so kind and supportive which is great for progress when you are gaining new skills!

Our daughter is 3 yrs old and has been coming here since she was 1yrs. As first time parents we are…read moretruly amazed by her skills and how far she has developed here at Saddle Rock Gymnastics. It feels really good to be able to bring her to a place where she has developed such close bonds not only with the other kids but with her coaches! From a mothers stand point I am pleased with not only the fact that she is learning gymnastics (obviously) but also that this experience has helped her substantially with her social skills and gross motor skills development which in turn has helped her in school! We have met all of their coaches and really have no complaints, our daughter trusts each of them equally The rest of the staff is friendly and environment has always been welcoming and clean.

I love this place, my daughter has progressed so fast since moving her here from another area…read moregymnastics school where they weren't doing much. Not crazy about the area or parking but the gymnastics instruction is solid and that is the important part. Great teachers

I've been taking my daughter to CGI for several years, and it is an amazing place. She has moved…read moreup from Mini Mites to Mighty Mites and is now in pre-team. The coaches (Emily, Val, Meranda) are all EXTREMELY caring and helpful. Especially now in pre-team, Coach Meranda is tough but very knowledgable. Stephanie (owner) has been very accomodating with a difficult schedule we have. They are wonderful overall. I'd rate them 10 stars if possible!

Hosted my son's birthday party here. Coach and owner made a point to make my son feel welcome. Busy…read moregroup of children and everyone had fun!

If your kids aren't students, don't book a birthday party. I was really excited for my girls to…read morehost their birthday party at the studio but there was zero follow up from staff after putting my deposit down. I was promised games, personalized music, age appropriate activities, and instead got an hour of studio time. The day of the party I had to call the studio to ensure that there would be someone there to lead the group of 10 children I invited. Without making that call I'm sure we would have been even more disappointed. Overall the kids did have fun but it was not worth $300.

Gymtegrity has a great DP program that my daughter is in. They have the best coaches and a great…read morefacility! I would highly recommend starting your kids here early. In addition the boys ninja class is a must for boys!

This place has very bad customer service. I tried to enroll my son for gymnastics and then for…read moresummer camp and I emailed them to get some answers before doing any payment and I was never reached out. I went to the place to see if I could get a tour and nobody was there who Could answer to my questions. this just makes me wonder if they treat parents who are interested how would they treat the kids who go there?

Our daughter has been taking rhythmic gymnastics classes with this club for about a month now. Her…read morestrength and flexibility have improved dramatically in that short amount of time. The club has a new coach from Uzbekistan that has coached 2 teams to the olympics, the program is tough but my daughter LOVES it!!!

From the owner: We are a gymnastics school in Centennial, Colorado…read more -We offer Rhythmic Gymnastics and Strength and Flexibility classes for dancers, skaters, synchro, cheerleaders and gymnasts. - Our coaches are the best specialists in their fields - We invite boys and girls starting 4 years old to try our classes. - Sign up for a FREE trial class by phone

We love The Little Gym! They keep the kids interest by moving through the engaging activities with…read moresmooth transition songs or actions. There is a good balance between group time and individual exploration time. Ms Brooklyn is so friendly and enthusiastic. She always uses the kids names to engage with them and encourages them to try new things! I highly recommend this for any two year old!!

Tried a free trial class today (for ages 19 months - 3 years) with my little one. They started off…read morewith some basic movements and songs followed by a brief introduction of parents and kids. After that they had an open gym time, which was most of the class. I was hoping for a bit more structure, especially having them learn some actual skills that focused on balance, strength, and coordination. They had the kids practice some forward rolls at the beginning of class and over a donut mat during the open gym time, but that was about it. Having coached gymnastics for many years, these kids are far too young to do forward rolls safely and they can easily hurt their back/neck so I wasn't a fan of that particular skill being taught. At the end of the class, they got to play with bubbles, sing a song, and were given stamps. The instructor was very sweet, but they seemed short staffed since she had to balance the class with occasional trips to the office area. The facility was clean, but many of the mats looked old/were wobbly and in need of replacement. The gym is small with just one room for classes. To sign up, we were quoted $89 a month, with a $35 annual fee (they take $15 off that price if you sign up the day of your trial class). I honestly don't think it's worth the price for a self-taught class. I'd rather go to an actual gymnastics gym to take a mommy and me class since they tend to be more hands on, emphasize skill building, and work on following instructions. I also think if your little one is younger than 2.5 years, they won't get much out of the experience. We tried this gym out because it's close to us, but I would rather drive to do something a bit more legitimate. Plus, the prices at actual gymnastics gyms are cheaper!

I was on gold at incline. I had so many friends and had so much fun with the sleepovers but I felt…read morelike some of the coach's were a little to hard for me. I struggled but keeped pushing through. One day my parents were told I couldn't go there anymore. I spent days crying because I wouldn't see my friends anymore. Right now we are look at other gyms that might support me more. I you or your kids struggles with ansiety or has a hard time being pushed i recommend you go somewhere else.

Incline Gymnastics is absolutely fantastic! The coaches are knowledgeable, patient, and truly…read morepassionate about helping each gymnast improve and gain confidence. The facility is clean, well-equipped, and provides a safe environment for athletes of all levels.

Tried one ballet class for my daughter here and immediately asked for my money back. There is no…read moreroom for parents waiting and they won't let you watch the class. I'm not really comfortable with people taking my 3 year old and not letting me see what's happening. Terrible experience.

Been taking my toddler to the gymnastics class run by Samantha. She's great with the kids, gets in…read morethere and helps. Good job

If you like a shared space gym that's packed full of fun things, then this is the place to be! I…read morefelt both completely out of my element and right at home as a traveling aerialist. The space is compact and looks like a parkour gym with a little bit of this and a little bit of that tucked away in every corner (even a fairly full-looking weights area in the front of the building outside of the parkour area). The other students looked like they were very comfortable in the space, and the other students in my (Chinese pole) class were very nice, and we played around together after our class, which was awesome! The instructor did a great job moving the class along and bringing everything up/down in difficulty depending on the individual student. I loved trying out this new apparatus in such an encouraging and judgment-free place. I'll be back next time I'm in town.

Since I was 11 years old, I've always wanted to do a backflip. Now that I'm 40, it seemed like a…read morelost dream. I bought one of these 30 day challenges online I thought would help me achieve a backflip, but it ended up teaching me the wrong stuff. Then someone recommended Apex to help me because they have drop-in classes and one-on-one coaching. Within four months, I finally got results! Here are my takeaways for success: * Come in with a goal. Pick a trick (or several). It motivates you to keep coming and helps you gauge your progress. * Do a monthly membership for at least three months. It gives you access to all their classes, which leads me to the next point.... * Take different classes. They do a LOT more than parkour, and I've yet to take a parkour class. They do aerial, handstand classes, tumbling, trampoline, tricking, and more. Taking other courses rounds out your training and helps your brain put all the pieces together. Most importantly, you get access to different coaches. I started with tricking, then tried a tumbling class with Anthony and everything came together. He's an incredible teacher who's great at demonstrating. But they all have unique teaching styles. Rob gives simple, clear instructions that work up to more complex tricks--with big results; Natatia has a great warmup and is vigilant to avoid injuries; and Bethel can spot mistakes others miss. It's important to find what works for you and every instructor is unique. * Consider private lessons. Ryan is a phenomenal coach, one of the absolute best I've ever met. I made more progress in one hour with him than months on my own. He's the perfect combination of supportive and challenging. HIGHLY recommend talking to him. * ASK QUESTIONS. Some reviews suggest people are unapproachable here. They aren't. They assume you are working on something unless you state otherwise. You'll understand why as soon as you land a trick and stimagine if everyone was interfering with your practice. Sometime you just need to do the work uninterrupted. * Finally, be gentle with yourself and your expectations. This is a lifestyle and progress moves at the pace your fingernails grow. Don't rush what's uncomfortable. It helps if you have other stuff to work on so your mind-body connection can rest. That's where learning happens.... Good luck to you and enjoy. This place will truly change your life.