The bad reviews simply don't paint a whole picture on this business, I myself have grown up in this environment and in my opinion they offer the best training for dance in town! I wouldn't be on a professional dance track if it weren't for the great teachers here. And as for the environment I see so many kids of all ages leaving with a smile on their face. Airborne has changed throughout the years and has only gotten better! Love this place always read more

This place has been around for a long time. They have a great reputation, and the owners are amazing people. Staff is always professional a great place to take your kids for open gym or parents night out which is a hidden gem. If you wanna go out on a date and your kids get to blow off a bunch of steam. They have a great gymnastics program that's well established. read more

Umm.... This place is awesome, don't take the bad reviews to heart. Clearly the only people reviewing the few unhappy, not the hundreds bringing their excited kids every week. My children love going here. They look forward to it every week, they have learned and grown exponentially from their experience. The whole place is ran with kindness and efficiency, which never happens in this type of industry! The teachers are fun and extremely knowledgeable. Give Airborne a chance yourself, you won't regret it. read more

BEWARE! Airborne's new owner are unethical and dishonest, in our experience. Immediate termination of my level 10 athlete, a six year veteran of an Airborne's competitive team, from the team/gym within 24 hours and two emails while gaslighting the situation with false accusation: unfathomable. We had (still have) never met or even spoken to the new owners. Their primary reason after I debunked numerous false accusations, was because I refused to purchase a competition leotard through them. Here's the kicker, they already OK'd the parents to select and purchase the leotards directly without them. I personally requested and received permission via email from a Director at Airborne with at least one of the owner's acknowledgement to inquire about wholesale pricing and to purchase the competition leotards directly. Since I had been ordering gear for the team for several years, I directly contacted the leotard rep and was able obtain wholesale pricing, without use of a booster club, put design options together, and secured sizers upon Airborne's approval of design. Parents were also granted permission by Airborne to use practice time to size the girls. Apparently Airborne planned to use the sizers I secured to place the order directly and (surprise!) upcharge all parents with no communication at all. I heard this through the grapevine during the designated practice for parents to size the girls (our family was in crisis mode so I wasn't able to be at the gym). I did the work to design and secure great pricing for the team, with permission from Airborne, for the team's benefit, and then they underhandedly swooped in to charge the team without even the courtesy of asking if they could use the sizers I secured. This felt very deceptive and manipulative. It gets worse than just charging me for the work I did. My first communication I had with Airborne owner's was when I sent an email to them per directors/head coach suggestion explaining the history, their previous approval, and the work I put into it. Their following emails had numerous conflicting statements as well several false accusations towards me, such as I used an old booster club to obtain wholesale pricing (another company also offered wholesale pricing to us as parents) and that I never did the ordering for the team. They continued to knowingly falsely tell parents that I unethically used an old booster club to obtain wholesales even after they were told that I had written proof to the contrary. One would expect people who work with children to promote ethics, integrity, and communication. Airborne's behavior is unacceptable for any business, but especially for those entrusted with children and teens. I had kept the Director/Head Coach abreast of how pricing was obtained and every step I was taking via text. I openly and transparently communicated, truthfully, in good faith. Once the booster club accusation was debunked the owner's told others that I sent excessively negative emails but neglected to mention that my emails were in response to their false accusations. Of course I was frustrated and could have had less harsh emails rather than responding to them in the same manner they were treating me. My daughter had completely trusted and had had a close relationship with the head coach. His actions, or lack thereof, caused her to lose her great love for the sport and caused damage with trusting another coach in a different sport. All the correspondence is in writing. Please feel free to contact me on this matter at protect.our.child.athletes@gmail.com. I will do everything I can to keep this from happening to another child/teenager. Oh and btw, booster clubs are for the benefit of the athletes, not a pro-profit business (don't get bullied into pay-for-play, it's illegal). You can find more information on this at https://usagym.org/PDFs/Member%20Services/webinars/dec14.pdf read more

Called for info as this place was recommended. Rude staff answering phones. I'll pass.

Attention parents! Do your homework before this gym crushes yet another high-performance athlete's dream. See review from Alix along with our experience. I do not recommend this gym whatsoever from unethical practice, unsafe situations where our child's arm was broken and required surgery due to coaches not knowing what they are doing, to gym owners making up their own rules and taking your money while making your athlete feel like a criminal. We were told by other parents they should have offered their liability insurance to help cover surgery, many OT's appts, and then the final surgery. (hope you have extra money in the bank account and amazing health insurance) They charge you more and more when you already are committed and then lower the practice times. You have to either pay the coaches' fees to travel and or do copious amounts of bingo shifts. There is so much between the lines ambiguity, and you never know as a parent what is really happening. The owners know NOTHING about T and T and make you feel like if you question anything you will be off the team immediately. The coaches were on their phones, eating, and not paying attention while athletes work their you know what's off. They have been reported to Safe Sport with their unethical ways of how they treat athletes. They are all about the money and NOT what's in the best interest of their athletes. read more

Such a great place! Nice, clean, friendly and accommodating. My kids went there for spring break camp and had a blast! Thanks again! read more

Our girls have been going to Airborne since they were in preschool. The dance program has grown tremendously since they started. Thanks to their dedicated and talented teachers, the improvement in technique, artistry and mindset that we've seen in our own girls and in others over time is remarkable. We Airborne!! Check it out! read more

My daughter has been attending classes at Airborne for eight years and she absolutely loves it! It has been such a huge part of her life, and she receives the best training form a very professional staff of dance teachers/choreographers. I highly recommend Airborne for dance training at any age!! read more

A plus for everyone on staff from the dance coaches to the gymnastics. We have all 3 of our kids enrolled and they love it!

This is for Airborne Gymnastics in Longmont. 0 stars for recent experiences, but not the first time we've been disappointed by this facility. Our daughter has gone from an excited little girl to someone we have to drag to gymnastics. Their teaching methods seem to be based on fear and anger; the girls receive very little positive encouragement, in our experience. Recently, one of her classmates was slapped on the forehead and yelled at in front of the class. And recently our daughter was told to "shut up." It's sad to see two little girls with a good deal of potential and desire hampered by nasty teaching methodologies and abuse. We won't be returning. read more

Week day morning front desk staff is not helpful nor customer oriented. We have gone to Airborne off and on for years. The fun part of dance and gymnastics seems to get lost here, and we did not see much focus on those kids that were behind the rest of the class. Too pricy for what you get here. read more

Airborne Gymnastics is fantastic! They offer great classes, camps and a kids night out! The Longmont location has a big gym. It is nice to have a viewing space upstairs for parents. read more

This gym, Airborne Gymnastics in Longmont has got to be the worst place for your child's self esteem. The coaches do not encourage. Coaches are never in a good mood and it feels like they hate their jobs. We have sunk a lot of money into a sport that my daughter now hates due to the grumpy coaching. Nothing is ever positive. I would of put no stars if I had the option but I don't...unfortunately. Very disappointed, don't waste your money even if it is convenient. Not worth it. Don't even get me started with the front desk help. read more

We have had a great experience at Airborne. This is our daughter's 4th year of classes. There have been times when I found the payment system and lack of flexibility in that system frustrating, but we have never had a bad experience with our daughters instructors or the quality of the instruction. Quite the contrary, the classes have always been a fun, positive experience for her (dance and gymnastics), she looks forward to every class, and we feel fortunate to have such a good gymnastics gym in Longmont. Thanks Airborne! read more

I grew up in the gymnastics and dance programs here at Airborne, and I have never seen a more supportive environment for kids at any other gymnastics or dance studio anywhere else. Even on the competitive teams, which people think are often mean and tough on kids, I only got love and support from my coaches. They taught me how to adapt to new situations, build teamwork and determination. When it came time for me to move away from gymnastics, my coaches were very encouraging. And in every sport I did afterwards I had a huge leg up on the learning curve because of the strength, agility, discipline, and coordination that gymnastics gave me. But even if a child is not on any team, they still will get many of the benefits I received from this sport. The coaches here do make it really fun, and every time a kid learns a new skill their self esteem grows. Birthday parties here are also a blast, kids are able to play in a huge safe playground in the dead of winter. The dance program is fantastic as well, it's a very positive experience. None of that "Dance Moms" nonsense. read more

We have tried Airborne's ballet and open gym offerings. The ballet class is not their strong suit. We have had a much better experience with another studio that is focused on dance. Gymnastics classes at Airborne are pricey (nearly twice what we pay for similar classes at other businesses) but their facility is nice. The open gym events are great and ok in price. We try to steer clear of the competition dance / competitive gymnastics type of vibe - just not out cup of tea, but neither seems to be present during open gym time and the kids LOVE IT! read more

My daughter (8) has been involved in gymnastics classes at Airborne for almost 2 years now. She LOVES it there. Every coach that we've met is excited, kind, and great with kids. I am so glad we found Airborne! I highly recommend them!! read more

My three daughters love this place! I have a 15 year old who is in a Hip-Hop dance class here and they have been great in teaching new moves and making the class fun. I have an 11 and 8 year old in gymstar gymnastics classes level 2. They have enjoyed the classes so much that they now do 2 a week. Their skill levels and abilities are paid close attention to.The staff are great about making sure every student is mastering what is being taught and yet making it fun. I would reccomend Air Borne to anyone interested in dance or gymnastics classes. read more

The teaching of not only the positives of fitness for the body and mind, the strength of this facility starts with strong, skilled leadership at the top and is passed down through all the staff. The staff easily and readily passes this onto the willingly listening kids. The staff connected with my son like no coach, no teacher, and no other adults could. When he was ready to quit because he did not get his way, he could not accept a challenge, or he felt the first sweat of tiredness, the empowering skills of all the staff be it his Ninja coaches, a passing staff member or Ms. Pam. would excite his spirit to drive for his goals. Such an impression that the staff made on we his parents and on our son, that the changes have been noticed by his school, his friends and family, and his future. Our son will remember this facility and staff, the Frederick facility and staff, and especially his Ninja coaches for the rest of his life. read more

My sister and I tried to sign my daughter and nephew up for gymnastics classes together. We were told that Airborne did not offer boys gymnastics. We asked if my nephew could just join the girls class and the ladies up front laughed at us. I am not sure why boys gymnastics was so funny to them as it is an Olympic event. My daughter will never attend Airborne because we will not support a company that is so rude to customers or one that discriminates based on gender bias. read more

This facility could be amazing if the front desk staff were kind... but they're not. I have to put on my kid gloves nearly every time I speak with one of their representatives, which is ridiculous because they are adults running a business. Its been a number of months now, and the downright negative attitudes toward customers are consistent. Mainly, they speak with an argumentative tone (for NO REASON) and are rude, condescending and unhelpful. Last time I tried to sign up for classes and GIVE THEM MONEY, I was told to "do it through the website" -- I decided not to give them my money any longer. They act annoyed that they even have to speak with -- let alone help -- their customers. I wonder how many customers and how much money they've lost due to their hostile attitudes and poor customer service? Something very negative is seething under the surface here, which is unfortunate and makes me not want to be around them or expose my child to their "methods." Conversely, my child does enjoy their classes and says that the instructors are kind enough to learn from. Overall, I wish that there were another gymnastics facility in Longmont to attend or that the Airborne office staff would take some community college classes in interpersonal communication and business. It would help. read more