My kids love this gym. The staff is friendly and I am so happy to have this gem in our small town…read more They have recreational and competition teams, ninja classes and homeschool options

I take my daughter here for gymnastics and she loves it. Staff is friendly and makes it fun. I…read morewould recommend it!

We absolutely love CRSG. They do have new office staff who are very responsive and polite. I feel…read morelike all the coaches care about my daughter and really listen to my concerns. I love how my daughter lights up when she runs out on the floor with her friends. The open gym is a great way for my son to run off crazy boy energy!

My most fun and memorable gymnastics at Pinnacle ! I wish I could go back to visit! Thankful for…read morethe time and experience!

From the owner: The mission of Pinnacle Academy is to encourage youth to reach their physical and mental potential…read morethrough Gymnastics, Parkour, Ninja Warrior, Junior Poms, Circus Arts, Martial Arts and more! Self motivation, perseverance and dedication are the lessons learned at Pinnacle that will carry our students beyond the walls of the gym.

It's our first time here and love it- the staff is tentative and they have multiple rooms for kids…read moreto learn gymnastics! The bathrooms are clean which is important since I usually just wait outside the gym and use the bathroom :) overall I recommend chameleon gymnastics as your child will enjoy learning a new skill with really kind instructors

This gym is the worst. They move kids back & forth in between different spaces so that parents…read moreeither have to sit upstairs in a disgusting viewing area shared with old, gross chairs, dirty windows & music business OR parents have to stand outside in the heat or cold in order to peer into their adjacent little gym & back again. They're the only gymnastics club in Castle Rock so maybe they think it's ok to run it this way, but it's so unacceptable. The lobby is always a chaotic mess that they also share with a second music business. There is no driver drop off or pick up protocol so parents will often line up 6-10 cars in a row & turn their cars off up to 30 minutes in advance right at the front doors in order to pick up their children which gives ZERO accessibility for drop-off for kids who need to get to class. The parking lot is a complete mess. This doesn't begin to describe the congested gymnasium with 5-6, sometimes 7-8 classes all going at once where I've seen competitive teams attempting to practice while toddlers, boy's team & all lower levels are trying to use the same space. It's honestly ridiculous. CRG consolidated 2 gyms into one with dismal failure. My child hates going to gymnastics now when she used to love it. I hate it, too.

My girls have loved taking gymnastics classes here for the past 3 month's! At age 4 and 5 they have…read moreenjoyed a small class with lots of attention from the instructor. They both love their instructor, and preform really well for her. The kids are kept in order, and are rewarded with stamps at the end of class. I highly recommend peaks gymnastics.

This gymnastic center is a great place for kids to get started with gymnastic basics at a very…read morereasonable price. Classes are kept to small sizes to ensure instructor attention. My son really enjoys the tumbling and trampoline.

Nice place we have had both kids in here and one really took off with it ! Four stars cause the…read moretransferring between classes is frustrating very crowded In the building and also not a lot of room to watch your kid and also not good viewing in the first place really .. BUT its not really their fault they work with what they got but just wish it was better maybe like stadium seating idk lol I mean I like to watch my kid and see what's goin on but anyways my kids like the teachers and everyone's pretty nice and helpful .

I've been taking my now 4.5yo and almost 3yo here for nearly 10 months. The access to the full…read morefloor, the coaching my kids receive, the patience the young coaches have...I've been very happy. My children are growing each week. They get exposed to different challenges or courses. The options are differentiated to meet all levels. As a teacher myself in a school, I appreciate seeing the above and know my young children will continue to grow. Big bonus for parents is the gym also has Parents Night Out. I haven't experienced it yet, but other parents have told my husband and I that it's awesome, the kids have so much fun, and we know who they're with. Definitely worth a trial class!

Perfect place for littles to explore and get out all that energy. Although it's about an hour from…read morewhere I live, it was definitely worth the drive up. The staff are attentive and helpful. My almost 2-year old had a blast!! It was tempting for me (even as a grown adult) to jump on the trampoline and foam pit. Awesome gym that has more than just "gym" type equipment. It's a mix of slides, gymnastics, and climbing activities. Highly recommend and we'll be back!!

First time here and we had a wonderful time…read more We came for open gym, $10 for nonmembers ($5 for members) and it was like finding a hidden gem. Large open space that seems like nothing special but it is so nicely managed. Velcro secured blocks to the floor. there was a large trampoline, big foam pit and two smaller ones, two balance beams, tons of blocks, plenty of chairs, and a swing... but it's obviously rotated regularly. It was sized great for even kiddos who can't yet walk. If you're here a lot maybe older kids would get bored without direction but kids will be kids and play the whole time without it! The staff is younger college as expected but there were three people available which was more than I expected and all really nice. They were friendly and they did everything right. They gave us space, but circled around regularly, and added assistance when asked quickly and politely. And I don't mean just shouting answers from the other side of the room. They used every kids' names but weren't hovering. They encouraged play but weren't directive. It was just right. I asked about cleaning and the equipment because I'd heard very little about the place and had tried KidStrong nearby for classes. They replace foam cubes with bite marks often and I saw (no, wait, they saw) two and removed them while I was there. All of them had sharp new-ish edges that I saw. Four bathrooms with kid seats and changing tables. TLDR; I'd come back. With adult and kid friends.

My daughter has been going to Sundance for about 3 months. I have an extensive background myself…read morein traditional gymnastics, cheer, and power tumbling (as an athlete, team and rec coach, and as USAG T&T judge for many years). My first impression was how well kept the building is. After working in numerous gyms, you just kinda just expect the lingering smell of feet to be part of the experience, but not here. The gym is kept in immaculate condition (including the pit, which is tough work to do). As for the coaches...we have had Coach Kathy (for dance and gym), Coach Olivia, Coach Kayla, and Coach Jennica (spelling?). We have loved them all!! They really care about the kids and get to know them and the parents personally. They are attentive to each child's individual needs and limitations and conduct the classes in a way I feel to be very safe and fun. I have found the owners Kathy and Steve to be very approachable and it is obvious they love the kids. Additionally, I have observed the teams workouts (as one of my daughter's classes is on Saturdays) and this gym has produced some very talented kids with above average technique. It is apparent that they really take the time to perfect basics before moving on to more difficult skills. As for pricing. It is extremely reasonable and payments are in 8 week "semesters" for recreational classes. There is a wide variety of programs to choose from (hip-hop, ballet, tumbling, cheer, a new ninja class, birthday parties, open gyms). Free trial class too! I would recommend Sundance 100x's over. We have found our "gym home." :)

We continue to be impressed with SunDance after 3 years. Both their gymnastics and dance programs…read moreintroduce foundational skills to even the littlest ones. My son (age 3) loves gymnastics class and Coach Steve, and I love that the owner is so committed to the boys program that he personally teaches the little guys!

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.

1 year of taking my 4 year old here and she loves it! I enjoy watching her and she enjoys the…read moreworkouts and being with her friends. The coaches are nice and make the 50 mins fun for the kids

I had my daughter in the preschool class. 2 different parents (who are in the parent participation…read moreclass at the same time so in the gym), came to me with concerns about how the coach spoke to my daughter; one mom said it was borderline bullying. Additionally, a parent of a girl in the same class also agreed the coaches were inappropriate in how the treated my daughter. If a child needs to be corrected, that's fine but it's never okay to speak to a child the way mine was spoken to.