They don't teach the kids much, it's more like a fun class for them. They never correct them as far…read moreas what they are doing wrong.

My daughter has become so much stronger through these classes! Coaches are very upbeat and…read moreencourage the kids to give their all. Being healthy and fit is an important early lesson for children, and gymnastics is a great way to exercise and improve coordination. Even if you and your child have no desire to compete, your child will still benefit from these classes. And Valley Wide Elite is the most affordable I've found in this area.

Terrible management and front desk staff. We signed my kids up immediately after their trial class…read morea couple of weeks ago. The front desk had my card on file and asked if I could run it. She also went over the payment. I was told it would be the yearly fee and the monthly fee for both of my kids. I agreed. I confirmed that was all we needed to do and she said yes. My fault for not asking for a print out receipt. I am 10000% positive I went to the front desk immediately after the class because the front staff told me that if I didn't sign them up within a certain time period my kids would lose their spots in that class. So we signed them up that day. Today we go in and the manager announced, in front of the parent area, that I didn't register my kids after their trial class. "yes I did", I said as I'm walking into the office. She proceeded to tell me, now with an attitude, that I didn't. I kept telling her that I did and she kept arguing with me saying "you may have thought you came up to the desk to register but you didn't." I get what she is saying that the kids are not registered in the system, but There is a difference between saying a customer didn't do something (after the customer is positive that they did) and being extremely rude about it vs. saying the payment didn't go through or there may have been a technical error with the computer. or what this manager should have said "I'm sorry, it seems like the payment didn't go through or there may have miscommunication about registering and I'll talk with my staff to ensure it doesn't happen again." But she stuck with the, "you didn't do it" or "you may have thought you did but you didn't." This is terrible customer service practice and terrible management. I am stern but I am not a rude person at all. I do not yell or raise my voice. I was clearly frustrated and making it the only point that her tone and blaming me is unprofessional and uncalled for. I have a lot of understanding for things happening such as bad days and technical difficulties but to argue with a customer and talk down to them and blame them for something that was the fault of the staff at the front desk for not ensuring the payment went through or following through with what she said she was going to do is unprofessional and a terrible way to manage. After I decided to not continue at this gym, I asked for the owners information. The manager continued her attitude and said I can email on the "contact us" email. I went to the front to get that email and she immediately said she has no contact information of the manager. Also, with a bad attitude. I asked her to write down the owners email and she rudely pointed to the company card and said I can email on the company email and she might see it there. I have a career in customer service and no way would I ever allow the staff of my business to handle situations like that. It's funny that this happened immediately after my husband and I were watching our kids stretching and noticed the coaches not correcting their forms. They were sitting down on their tablets. What's the point of stretches and growing as a gymnast if you don't correct the forms? That's where the fundamentals start like pointing your toes for everything and it doesn't benefit the stretch if it's not done properly. This is a beginner class where all those things are important to learn. I guess this was a sign to stay away! If you have cameras in the building I suggest you listen to those and watch the videos to see how your manager was. They represent your business. It Sucks because my kids liked the first class and wanted to do gymnastics here. It was close enough where we could go and we heard some good reviews. Unfortunately I cannot support a business with bad management and staffing.

This used to be an amazing gym, both my daughters had attended here for years but it has gone down…read moreover the last 12 -18 months. High school girls who are "coaches" but don't coach the girls. My 6 year olds "coach" gossips with my daughter about her crush which is wildly inappropriate and not what we pay for. My daughter rarely gets corrected and her growth as a gymnast has gotten stagnant. Management doesn't seem to care as this gym keeps growing, but as a paying parent I feel like this has become a money grab more than anything. After being members of this gym for over 4 years we are moving our daughters elsewhere. If you decide to take your kids here try to get into Coach K class or Coach Wendy's class, we loved them as coaches when my daughters had them, they were very involved helping improve form, had structured classes, and kept the girls doing their drills, and my daughters improved and enjoyed classes with them.

I have been bringing my daughter here for a few years now and I have nothing but great things to…read moresay about this studio. Most recently my daughter took on private Voice lessons with her musical theatre teacher Kristiana. I am blown away at how much Kristiana has gotten my daughter out of her shell in just a couple lessons. My daughter was previously with a different voice instructor at a different studio and while it may have been beneficial she was not reaching her full potential. Now my daughter leaves every lesson so confident with a huge smile. So glad TDS has wonderful mentors like Kristiana.

My son has always loved to dance, so when I saw the Dancers from this studio perform, I knew I…read morewanted him to attend. When I had the opportunity to meet V and introduce her to my son, I knew it was the spot for us. Although we live in Orange County, the talent and love that has been shown to us, has been beautiful. He gets to learn how to dance in a safe environment. It's incredible watching him grow and we look forward to many years with this studio and family. Thank you guys for welcoming us and creating this beautiful space.

I brought my daughter to Real Gymnastics to maintain her conditioning while we are out visiting…read morefamily for month. And I can say without a doubt if we lived here this is the gym my daughter would attend. We have had an amazing experience at Real Gymnastics! The entire gym creates a positive, productive, and fun environment where athletes can grow both in their skills and confidence. Coach Lorena and Coach Ryann are truly exceptional. Their professionalism, knowledge, and dedication to their students are evident in every class. They have a wonderful ability to challenge athletes while also providing encouragement and support, helping each child reach their full potential. Their instruction is clear, patient, and effective, and they genuinely care about the progress and success of every gymnast. What stands out most is the positive atmosphere they create. The gym is structured and focused, yet still fun and enjoyable for the athletes. The coaches foster, sportsmanship, and confidence while keeping students motivated and excited to learn. We are incredibly grateful for Coach Lorena, Coach Ryann. Their commitment to excellence and passion for teaching make this gym a fantastic place for young athletes to thrive. Highly recommend!

My daughter just started tumbling here. She loves it! The two ladies are sooo good. They are kind,…read moreencouraging, and great coaches! We had tried another place about a year ago, but it was not a good fit. This place though! My daughter has only gone twice and she has had some real improvement!! I couldn't be prouder. Thank you coaches for being exactly what she needed. Hopefully Saturday morning classes are offered next season!

The coaches are awesome and super supportive of the gymnasts…read more Only complaint, and it doesn't warrant giving 4 stars instead of 5, is that I wish the teachers would be a bit more proactive in only letting well kids attend class. It's a bit unsettling when you hear coughing and the kids are all touching the same equipment.

I'm so upset with this place! When I asked for information, they advertised the first class as…read moreFREE. I brought my daughter to try it, and she liked it. Since she started halfway through the month, there weren't enough classes left for her to attend all four classes I was paying for. They told me she could take two classes on each of two Tuesdays to make up the four classes. To my surprise, when I came in today for her last two classes of the month, they told me she had already taken three--counting the first class they said was FREE! They were rude to me when I explained that this was never mentioned from the beginning. Don't advertise the first class as free if you're going to count it as one of the classes we paid for!

PRETTY COMMUNITY CENTER! Albert Chatigny is a volleyball hub for Beaumont locals. I saw youth teams…read morehaving a blast utilizing the modern courts and clean facilities. I came with my Mom as she came to register for the Beaumont run. The young lady at the counter was amazing, super friendly and professional. Unfortunately, her male coworker had some serious stank face. The dude acted like he owned Beaumont and looked us up and down. I hate when people have low self esteem and take it out on others. Albert Chatigny is free to visit and has plenty of parking. However, I saw many cars waiting in the wings as community events are very popular. It's nice to see community members value their local hubs.

I'm really glad that our community has a spot like this. We have come here for many activities and…read moreevents. When we first moved to Beaumont and the kids were small we came here for the monster mash at Halloween. It was a fun, free event that the kids got to play games and earn candy and surprises. We have come for events like building your own stuffed animal, and our little loved it! We also come here for the volleyball league, and way back when we came for toddler soccer. With the exception of an employee who no longer runs the volleyball program, everyone who we have encountered has been very helpful and friendly. There are always fun events going on as well as blood drives. They have all kinds of flyers on the desk for all kinds of events going on, definitely something for everyone!

We had an amazing experience there when my Grandaughter was only 3 years old. She loved it so much…read moreand has such happy memories that now at 5 years old she was to go to gymnastics there again.

Cute spot for kids. Attended a birthday party here in the summer and was impressed that despite all…read morethe warm bodies it never got super warm inside. The kids all had things to do, from tumbling, bouncing, to balancing. Overall, the birthday event went well. Tables are set aside for food & cake. There is an allotted time for parties so breakdown happens promptly when your time is up. I didn't get a chance to look a the party packages but I'm sure that info is on the website somewhere. The restrooms are near the entrance. Two cavernous single person restrooms that need a bit more lighting, hooks to hang your things, and a side table to place your bag. They also have a bunch of community events for families here and also special starter classes for kids and parents. They were handing out little flyers promoting the upcoming events.

Love, love, love Endeavor! So glad we found this gym. My child started on the recreational side…read moreand quickly moved up to the competitive teams a number of years ago. Compared to other gyms, Endeavor provides a fabulous training at a great value. The Endeavor coaches have gone above and beyond in making my child feel supported, loved, and motivated to succeed in not just gymnastics, but life in general. The gym also does a fantastic job making everyone feel like family and fostering strong friendships between the children. This undoubtedly has to do with their uncanny ability to weed out the problematic parents who act like they are on the season finale of "Dance Moms" or "Cheer Perfection" that plague other competitive gyms. Keep it up, Endeavor. You are a breath of fresh air! *chef's kiss*

Beware! Bullying and harassment! This review is regarding…read morethe competitive side. -3 bully girls on my child's team shoved the other 4 girls daily, smacked other athletes in the face & head, punched my child in the stomach, repeatedly put their fingers in her face & bossed her around. They annoyed, bullied, harassed & threw equipment at her & others. They also rolled around & laid on mats in others stations so the girls who actually wanted to train couldn't. The bullies are there for free play time & to harass & annoy others, not gymnastics. The only coach that addressed the issue is no longer employed @the gym. How these girls are on team is a mystery to me. -my child's coaches didn't correct form until the season was over. They also barked orders that the girls didn't understand & neglected to explain. -office staff is rude & speak disparagingly about parents & coaches. -don't ask for a meeting to discuss issues, you'll be ignored. -the gym owner checked out of his business for a solid year. -they don't respect safe sport policies. They defy the policies when they allow bullying & harassment. They ignored policies when they attempted to silence me out of discussing my concerns. They defied the policies when they retaliated against my child & myself by ejecting her from the program for her mom expressing concerns regarding the bullying & asking for resolution. -they drastically changed our schedule 3 times last year with no regard for our personal lives. -the bully girls, despite their conduct, treatment of others & poor scores at competition were still moved up, leaving the good athletes who are well behaved & actually want to train to deal with their harassment another year. This caused endeavor to lose several amazing athletes. -I provided the gym owner the dates, times & station where bullying took place so he could pull camera footage, I was ignored. If I wanted my daughter to have free play time & be annoyed by kids with bad behavior I would take her to the park & save my money. I paid $375/ mo for my daughter to learn gymnastics, not for her spirit to be broken & walk out of the gym crying, expressing that she no longer loved gymnastics & wanted a new gym. I'm happy for the parents whose children were fortunate enough to land on a supportive team w/ a coach that corrects negative behavior but we didn't get that. Endeavor coaches had no problem sending my child off the floor for crying (which I support) but wouldn't send bullies off the floor for physically assaulting teammates. I guess my money wasn't as green as theirs. That is a lot of money to spend for a great portion of the classes being the bullies shoving athletes to the back of the line, instigating arguments, fighting for front of the line just to throw their hair around in my daughters face to irritate her, or stand on a block holding up the line because they don't know what to do because they don't listen to the coaches. The bullies had bad attitudes, throwing a fit if they were asked to take a picture or if a teammate tried to hug them. It's impossible to thrive in such an environment. One of the bullies annoyed my daughter on the sidelines at a competition, on her back poking her, causing her to trip going into her tumbling pass, two coaches stood there and did nothing, yet my daughter is expected to perform well. My daughter has since trialed several gyms & was welcomed into environments with supportive, friendly, encouraging teammates and I watched in amazement as I saw my once confident athlete return to her prior glory. It's amazing how the environment plays a role in how an athlete performs. We're now fixing what endeavor broke in my daughter: her spirit. Thank you, endeavor, for showing us what a gym should not be. Pretty sad when your greatest asset is air conditioning. Going back I wish I would have recorded all the times the girls put their fingers in my daughters face, shook their hair in her face to irritate her, punched her in the stomach, threw things at her, yelled at her, etc. This is a healthy training environment? What a joke! This is embarrassing & frankly insulting that they placed my daughter & other strong athletes in a group with such nonsense. If the bullies spent as much time working on skills as they did fighting to be 1st in line they might actually be successful. Be forewarned, if you come here & happen to get a good group then good for you, but if you end up in a group like this they will do absolutely nothing to resolve it. *edited to add that yelp wont allow me to post the video of 1 of the bullies smacking a teammate in the face but im happy to provide it to anyone interested. Of course endeavor would want my videos of negative behavior removed. I hope the bullies &their parents are embarrassed. I hope they remember that while their disgusting behavior ruined my child's experience, she continued to cheer for & celebrate them. You can try to silence me, endeavor, but just like at competition, you'll fail.

Our daughter was in Level 1 at Younique Gymnastics for about a year. During 2026, we never saw her…read moreuse the bars even once, and over the last couple of seasons I don't remember seeing the Level 1 class use the balance beam either. Each season is around seven weeks and is paid for in advance, so as parents we kept hoping the next session would involve more actual gymnastics. Instead, a large portion of the classes consisted of conditioning exercises such as push-ups, sit-ups, planks, carrying mats, and other workouts. After finishing the exercises, they might work on a gymnastics skill, but most of what we saw was basic skills such as cartwheels. While one student was being taught the skill, the other students would often be doing another workout or conditioning drill. Classes would frequently finish with more conditioning as well. I completely understand that strength and conditioning are important in gymnastics, but after watching this continue for roughly six months, it felt like conditioning was the main focus rather than gymnastics. In my opinion, conditioning should be a smaller part of the class, with the majority of the paid class time spent practicing gymnastics skills and using the equipment. I'm mainly writing this for parents considering Level 1. If you are expecting to regularly watch your child practice bars, beam, and other gymnastics skills, our experience was very different. Unfortunately, a lot of the time we were watching our daughter do push-ups and conditioning exercises rather than use the gymnastics equipment.

We tried this place out about 2 years ago. My daughter tried it for a month and we were so unhappy…read more Her coach was a rude, young girl with dark hair. My daughter was in a beginner class and had never taken gymnastics before. The girl told her to do whatever on the bar. My daughter asked for help. She commented back that she knew how to do it and that my daughter just wanted her to babysit her. Again, my daughter had zero experience with gymnastics. She was upset and cried in the car. I didn't even get an apology at the desk when I said my daughter would not be coming back. Since then we have found an amazing place in Fontana on Cherry!!!

Coach Willie is well known in the Socal gymnastics community for being a great person and coach…read more This is fact. He truly is amazing. He is very understanding of people's situations and will work with your child and help them build confidence. It's obvious that he loves working with the kids and helps them achieve their goals, all while having fun and keeping the kids laughing. The staff at GP truly cares about their athletes and they make gymnastics fun, even through the grind of conditioning. The gym puts off fun "party vibes", music always playing and on hot days they bring out a waterslide to keep the kids cool during the Summer. Sometimes Coach Willie cooks up hotdogs or brings treats for the kids after practice. The staff attend trainings by National Coaches and incorporate what they learn back at home. If you are looking for a great gym in the IE, we highly recommend GP.

The lady at the front desk was so sweet and welcoming when we first signed up. I have 2 daughters…read morethat attend classes here. They both love their coaches and can't wait to go back. We also attended their summer camp this year and my girls had a blast!