great experience and love the environment. the girls and coaches are all super friendly, and well…read moretrained.

The coaches at Sierra Vista Ellite go above and beyond for the kids on their team and they expect…read morethe same I'm return. With their coaching and dedication, the Sierra Vista Elite team has learned the value of hard work, how to work together, and have adopted a "no excuse" mentality......this is why they are CHAMPS!

Just signed our girl up here! She is at a beginner level and was accepted to join to teams! Love…read moreit looking forward to a great competition season.

From the owner: Cheer, dance, and tumble gym in East Mesa. Committed to making memories and creating a fun and…read moreproductive environment for kids ages 3+

I am extremely disappointed to have to write this review and i apologize for its length, but I…read morefeel it is important for other parents to be aware of serious concerns regarding safety, professionalism, and culture at this gym. One of the most alarming incidents involved Coach Kyra introducing a product called "Goodbye Stress" supplements to the athletes prior to a major competition. She spoke to the athletes and told them they would be taking it, and even showed them the product before confirming with parents. This supplement is clearly labeled for adult (18+) use and not recommended for children. It is also a relaxant, which could potentially impair coordination and reaction time--something that is extremely concerning in a sport where safety and precision are critical. This is not something that should ever be experimented with before a competition. While she later apologized, the damage to my trust in the gym's judgment and safety standards was already done. Additionally, Coach Kyra's behavior toward parents is inconsistent and often unprofessional. She is selective in who she treats respectfully. There are a handful of parents she is kind to, while others--including myself--are ignored entirely, without even a basic greeting. This creates an uncomfortable and unwelcoming environment. Basic courtesy should be a given, something as simple as a hello or acknowledgment. Especially in an environment where we are trusting you with our young children, a baseline level of respect and cordialness shouldn't feel optional. There have also been multiple inappropriate interactions with the athletes. In one instance, she shared a photo in a team group chat of an athlete falling, captioned "now that we can laugh about it." The image captured a moment that could have resulted in injury, and instead of addressing it appropriately, it led to the athletes laughing at the expense of another girl. This escalated into teasing that later had to be addressed by parents. Again, an apology followed--but the situation should never have occurred in the first place. Another deeply concerning moment involved a racially insensitive comment during what appeared to be a game with the athletes. Coach Kyra described one athlete (a Caucasian little girl) as "raw chicken" going into an imaginary oven, and another athlete (a African American little girl) as "burnt chicken" coming out. The girls audibly reacted, and one athlete became visibly upset. Coach Kyra attempted to backtrack by saying "no offense," but the comment was inappropriate and unacceptable. Overall, the culture at this gym feels unhealthy and, at times, toxic. There is a lack of professionalism, poor judgment, and behavior that does not align with what I would expect in a youth athletic environment. I have reported these concerns to USA Cheer and other appropriate channels. It is truly disappointing to have had this experience. Looking back, I now see similar concerns reflected in other reviews, and I wish I had paid closer attention beforehand. It may have saved my daughter and me from going through this.

Not clean, AT ALL! Teachers have NO IDEA what they're doing as business people, teachers, or…read morecoaching. Little alarm going off in the building, they dont turn it off, they actually don't know how to, and she said how it happens often. HELLO? This is like, ran down, almost falling apart, only 3 walls are actually painted, everything else is dry wall, or metal sheet panels. It is DISGUSTING in here, floors full of dirt, no actual seats, no carpet or whatever, they had to put a bunch of wood underneath here and put little cushion. The teacher is just standing there doing NOTHING other than telling them to make a pizza? No actual teaching is going on... This is completely run down. It's actually disgusting.

My granddaughter aka Lyla goes here and loves it . She does competitive gimnatics. She has lots of…read morefriends and fun .l would recommend az dynasty.

My granddaughter loves her tumbling class. Her teacher is wonderful and she loves her class. Great…read moreplace!!

It all started from the back corner of a little flippers class when our daughters saw the…read moreCheerleaders show up in their practice sets. Joining Supreme cheer turned out to be one of the best decisions we have made and put us onto a trajectory that we never could have imagined. We have been blessed with all our amazing coaches and gym families from @SupremeCheer from day 1 to now going on year 5.

Supreme Cheer and Tumbling is a lovely atmosphere and I am seeing great progress with my daughter's…read moretumbling skills. She enjoys Britney & team and always looks forward to come for classes. The class size is really good and they get plenty of repetitions. I feel like we finally found a tumbling place that focuses on helping advancing skills with the right form and plenty of stretches before exercises to ensure optimal performance. I have seen the cheer teams practice and they seem to have great team bond and fabulous skills.