GAA is all about the gymnast. The kids have fun, but they work very hard once they make it to a…read morecompetitive team. The coaches are very professional but also very open to speaking with you about your child, your concerns and your child's progress. The gym trains National Team Member Megan Skaggs. The National team consists of Olympians Gabby Douglas, Aly Raisman and Kyla Ross. This shows the level the coaches can take a gymnast who has the skill and is dedicated. For younger children, the gym has many beginner and recreation classes. It is definitely a gym where a child can grow. It is also a gym where a child can come, have fun and learn skills to determine just how far he/she wants to take gymnastics.

We've been enrolled in weekly activities and have otherwise had a positive experience, which is why…read morethis stood out. As a family with multiple children, we occasionally face unavoidable scheduling conflicts. When a sibling's performance overlapped with a practice, I asked about a make-up option. While I was allowed a one-time exception, I was told their policy only permits make-ups if the enrolled child has a school conflict. When I followed up with a manager, hoping for a more solution-oriented approach, I was told they'd discuss this policy further with their staff. Which alluded to that fact that they are planning to draw a harder line on this issue rather than attempting to find a suitable resolution. That's the opposite of what families like mine need. That policy doesn't reflect the reality of families managing more than one child. Important family events--like supporting a sibling--are just as valid, and this approach forces families into unnecessary tradeoffs. A more flexible make-up policy, even with reasonable limits, would go a long way. Supporting families should mean supporting the whole family unit, not just one child in isolation. Programs like this build loyalty when they recognize how families actually function. Adjusting this policy would make a meaningful difference.

I would certainly recommend this place if you want to introduce your child to gymnastics and dance…read more The teachers are all fairly young and work really well with the children which was a relief. Our daughter is 4 year old and we wanted her to experience a new sport. We tried soccer at the Y and that was a disaster, the coaches not at all understanding or helpful. We signed her up for the dance and gymnastics. The dance alternates between tap and ballet each week and it was easy getting her dance clothes and shoes. It started turning into a "show" at home which put a smile on all of us! The second half was gymnastics and they split the group up interest two, working in different areas of the gym. They emphasize fun and playfulness and then slide in a gymnastics move without them knowing. They each got a stamp at the end of the class and a drawing of a letter to take home. A job well done for sure. I was so relieved that we've found something she enjoys and is motivated to participate. I think any parent would want the same for their child.

I had not even walked into the place until I came to celebrate my daughter's birthday here. I was…read morereally happy with my choice after having a very poor customer experience at a bigger, better known gymnastics place where I ended up canceling the planned birthday party. The kids had SO much fun! The coordinators went above and beyond, setting up our stuff, interacting with the kids and all around just being super nice! The location is perfect and convenient. Its a big enough place but does not feel too big as many gymnastic places sometimes do. The price point was super reasonable and some of the girls liked it so much that the moms ended up enrolling them in a class. Overall a wonderful experience for all!

I started going to MVMNT in January 2017 to do the 6 week "New You" challenge. It's June and I am…read morestill a member. When I started I was worried about the money and whether or not I would be wasting my time. The coaches and the members are incredibly friendly and the workouts are tough, but the coaches are dedicated to ensuring that your technique is perfect before they push you. That sold me! I thought I was a decent athlete, but I quickly found out that some of my form was off for some exercises and it caused me pain. Once the coaches fixed my form I was able to continue with ZERO pain! I had a knee injury for about 6 weeks that prevented me from squatting and the coaches modified the workouts for me to accommodate my injury! I was able to continue to workout while my injury heeled. Amazing! I have seen incredible results going to this gym with the help of the coaches and experienced members. The MVMNT culture has motivated me to come to gym consistently because I have fun not because I feel obligated to come. I like how I am pushed to go faster to beat myself or to add a little weight because I don't realize I am stronger, but the coaches do. I have lost 15 pounds in 6 months. I am faster. I am stronger. I eat better. And I feel motivated to continue to lead a healthy lifestyle because of the MVMNT.

This gym is amazing. The facility is large with a lot of equipment. The workouts are always…read moredifferent and Mario is very knowledgeable. My favorite is functional fitness but all the classes are great. It's a very supportive environment, no matter your level of fitness.

Love this little place!…read more I took my son here for an introductory class and it was such an amazing experience. Located in a quiet plaza on a street with major Hallmark Vibes, the Little Gym is a dream for little ones. It was so colorful when we walked in, it hit oozed "fun"! We were taken into the gym area that was full of soft play toys to roll over, crawl over, anything you can imagine. In our group there were 4 babies, all older than my little one but the instructor made the exercises work of them. The babies rolled, they danced and even had bubble time! At the time of our visit, my baby was about 5-6months and working on his rolling so he was frustrated but the teacher was so patient and kind. The first visit didn't turn out to be his favorite activity YET lol but I'm so excited to return for more classes now that he's progressed. There are memberships available but the pop-in classes are just as good for those who don't want to commit just yet. Seriously worth a visit or five with your little ones!

I didn't think I'd need a court order to see my own child's attendance records…read more My 5yo has been at this studio for about 3 years I've been an involved parent the whole time and the staff knows I'm the dad. After my ex and I separated, I wasn't the one bringing her on to class anymore. After a while my daughter told me she hadn't been going much, so I called the studio to request her attendance history. I was told they wouldn't share anything because I'm "not on the account" and only the account holder (my ex) could approve it. When I said I'd pursue a court order to give me access, the conversation escalated quickly and I was accused of "threatening" the manager, with talk of calling the police on me. I swear this was out of the blue and totally unwarranted. I have that conversation recorded. I went in person later that day and tried again. I was told the answer was still no unless my ex approved. She declined, so I spent two months getting a court order. Only then did the studio provide me my child's records. Once I got the records, they did indeed show that my kid missed more than half of her classes. I used those records to have the court switch one of my custody days to Monday and now my kid won't miss anymore classes. I'm leaving this review because a children's business should have a clear, respectful process for handling requests from either legal parent (verify ID, request documentation if needed, and de-escalate). This didn't need to become a conflict. It cost me around $2,500 to get that order. I'm considering using the recordings I have of my conversations with the studio to bring a lawsuit against them as well so cause them to have legal policies in place and not illegal ones. I hope ownership updates the policy and trains staff so other parents don't have to go through this, but if not, I will probably take them to court as well

Both my girls are in their 2nd season here an both really love it. The teachers are patient with…read morethem but forceful when needed. My youngest (just turned 4) can have issues not wanting to listen to teachers but they are great with her. We've also done their parents night out and have enjoyed it. Will continue to go here as long as the girls want to do gymnastics! Also location is great to Downtown Woodstock which always have stuff going on nearby

If you are looking for a facility that will nurture and uplift your budding young gymnasts, I would…read morestay from away from this establishment. Their instructor (Cassie) doesn't have the basic common knowledge on how to communicate with toddlers/young kids. The owner (Jason) has made it crystal clear that issues within his gym are not high on his priority list. He will soon find that customer relations are what keep a business afloat. On Wednesday October 11th, my 3 (almost 4) year old had her first class, she was beyond excited. The week prior was a trial class to see if this sport would be something she was interested in. Once the class let out, she came out to get her shoes and her instructor came out to give her some feedback. This instructor stooped down to my daughter's level and mimicked/mocked her stutter when she gets nervous or overly excited. A slight hiccup that has presented itself about 2 months ago. The look on my daughter's face was a that of shame and embarrassment. I immediately turned my back on the instructor and left. My daughter now feels like her instructor made fun of her. Tried calling the facility three times that night, no answer. Called the next day and finally got through. Laura, who works in the administrative office, was the only person i had the chance to speak to. I'm sure meant well and unfortunately my wrath was unleashed on her but with that being said, nothing has been done to rectify this. Laura even mentioned "maybe Cassie (the instructor) was having a bad day." Excuse me, but that should have no bearing on how well she performs her job. She also mentioned that these instructors don't have children and don't have experience like parents. I was floored by this statement. Why on earth has this gym hired inept instructors. I have been far more gracious than I needed to be. Jason has had two days to reach out about this incident and there has been zero contact. No offer of the $100 fee being refunded, no mention of any disciplinary actions or apologies. Though I have no desire to return to this gym, I hope Jason can learn from this experience so this doesn't happen to another little girl.

My daughter has been going to Buckhead since she was 8- she will be 18 this year. She started in…read moreRec-moved to Optionals and then Excel when she started high school. At every step, her Coaches were loving, attentive and encouraged her to reach her full potential. Although she had to take several months off due to elbow surgery, Christy, Chris and her Coaches always made sure that my daughter felt like she was still part of the team. Our daughter's goal was to always finish her gymnastics career at Buckhead Gymnastics. This will be her last year before college. Although bittersweet, we know that Buckhead Gymnastics will always be family. I know that my daughter would say the same! Liz A.

They have supported me even when someone got hurt and came back happy and they have been supportive…read moreand they have supported me and my team I had been there since I was three and now I'm seven and I have been there for four years they are great

My daughter has seen amazing Improvement since she started. All real gyms should smell like hard…read morework and sweat. Some children are terrors,. And super spoiled. I think the gym teaches them real life lessons of hard work and not to give up. My favorite part of this gym is they teach each team advance skills not just the ones given per team. We love the structure and Foundation. If your daughter isn't able to take constructive criticism and learn life-long skills it may not be a good gym for you. But for our family we want our children to grow up with life experiences and life lessons they can use in the future not be spoiled brats. Thanks AM

Not a good experience. Went in person to sign up for a trial class, was given a list of class…read moreoptions for my daughter, but told I could not sign up there and to go home and do it online. None of the classes I was told still had openings were able to be signed up for online, but in person I was told I could come back in two days for the trial (as long as I went and signed up online at home first). So for two days my daughter was really looking forward to the trial, but when the online wasn't working, I called and emailed for two days before I got a call back, and the voicemail just said all the classes were full and she could not attend. She's very disappointed, but we will find another gym. Everyone here felt very dismissive. Also, when I went in person, the gym looked pretty run down and there were bags of things everywhere (which I just assumed maybe they're collecting donations for something, as these bags were piled by the front door), but inside the gym a lot of their equipment looked torn and really run down. I've now seen other reviews saying the same thing, so I'll just have to write this one off my list. I would not recommend trying this gym for your child.

From the start, when I requested information, they were timely with a response, flexibility, and…read morewelcoming. My daughter is 2 years old and full of energy, I thought maybe that might put off the instructor because other students were on task and experienced, but she was not deterred. And even sent a post card welcoming her back. Scheduling right now is the only thing putting a slight pause on returning but it's definitely on the to-do list because I can see my little one learning a lot and thriving there.

Prices are great. Large gymnastics spot. Everyone has been really nice especially with my 3 year…read moreold.

they are so awesome definitely recommend sign up right away or your missing out on this great…read moreexperience -Evelyn

I have been taking my 8-year-old grand to gymnastics for 4 years. I am her 76 year old nana who…read morewears amplification. We changed gyms because this one is closer to her house. On Thursday, we went for her first class. I only lasted through 1/2 the class and took her and we left. Here's why: -The noise level was that of a busy bar, with 40 talking parents all crammed into the small entrance. No rules on this, obviously. -The disorganization was beyond belief! -Lots of unfriendly-looking adults work there. -I had to sit on the floor (remember that I am 76!) where toddlers stumbled over me going back and forth from their class to moms. -She was in the class with mostly little 6-year-olds who had no skills. -She mostly spent the time standing around. Because I could not handle the terrible environment, this means I won't be able to do gymnastics with her this year. What a disappointment!!!!

This was a GREAT experience - fun, interactive, as hard or easy as you want it to be, and with a…read morefriendly and communicative instructor. I bought a Groupon for an Intro class and a 4-pack of classes. Amy, the owner/operator/instructor, was very flexible with her schedule and allowed my friend and I to attend a regular class because we could not make a Sunday Intro class. The trick to finding this hidden gem is to pull onto Arnold Mill Park, which is a sub-road off Arnold Mill Road. It is about 1/8 of a mile from the fire station in the same area on Arnold Mill Rd. Resurrection Anglican Church is very close to the corner of Arnold Mill Rd and Arnold Mill Park. Drive to the back of Arnold Mill Park and you'll see Georgia All-Star Gymnastics, N GA Aerials is inside that building. Amy welcomed us warmly, introduced us to the other students, and led us through some gentle strength and stretching exercises to get our bodies ready for the silks. She took us through several movements at our own individual paces and helped us put together several moves in sequence. I personally took to it like a fish to water and I didn't even realize I was getting a great workout until fatigue set in later that night. Although the intro class is supposed to be about an hour, she allowed us to stay far later to work the silks. This is a FANTASTIC workout, if you want to work hard, and a lovely creative expression. You can also just keep things soft and gentle and flowing, and tone your body while honing your skills in a safe and supportive atmosphere. Try Aerial Silks with Amy, you won't be disappointed!

Not organized at all. First lesson was a private one. Then decided to do a small group class. My…read moredaughter was ignored the whole time and gave a booklet. You can be up on the silks with a booklet. Terrible.