Best place for all types of gymnastics in the Festus/Crystal City area. My 7 yo has learned so much…read moresince starting. They are just now allowing parents inside to watch(covid) so I am excited about that. They are always kind, never been rude, answer and help with all my questions. I originally went to a cheaper place but found out why it was cheaper. We will stay with Flipsides Too for as long as my child wants to. They do the most fun thing, when a child learns a new skill, they can spin the wheel for different prizes. A Lil on the pricier side but you will be overwhelmed with what they teach so quickly. My child does tumbling beginner, but after or during the summer session she will move up to intermediate. Then there's advanced and then do so many options. Right now she wants to do non-competitive cheerleading. And other days she wants to do gymnastics next. All I know is we feel wanted when we go there. They make a point to know everyone's names, and we are happy! I have a picture but this app won't let me post it.

What an amazing place. You get what you pay for. ALL competition cheer is pricey no matter where…read moreyou go. If it's cheap there's a reason why. Awesome coaching staff. Work their butts off for their athletes!! They push for perfection so the athletes leave their blood, sweat and tears on the floor!

From the owner: Platinum Athletics (All Star Cheer) offers something for EVERYBODY. Located in Maryland Heights,…read moreMissouri, Platinum Athletics provides amazing classes in All Star Cheer, Dance, Tumbling Class, School and Recreational Teams, Hip Hop Dance, Birthday Parties, Camps & Clinics and Private Lessons. Our professional, kind, courteous and friendly staff is excited to meet you and help your family achieve your goals.

Payment nightmare. Had my son's birthday party here in January 2025 and their payment processing is…read morelack luster at best. Somehow I was double charged for the party and had to go back and forth with the staff to have the second charge refunded. Fast forward January 2026 and somehow I was charged the full price of his party once again, out of the blue, even though we haven't been back in a full year. We are in the process of arguing with the staff again to process this refund. Staff has not been very helpful and overall this is very expensive for what you actually get. Would recommend a party at Skyzone or another larger trampoline park for anyone looking at future bookings.

We love our Friday night class in Eureka! Steven and Sydney are the best. We look. Forward to…read moreFriday's in general, but class gives Fridays a great kickstart to the weekend. We recommend.

A very nice place to practice gymnastics/have your kid do so. They have plenty of practices and…read moreopen gym as well. The facilities are beautiful, the instructors are kind and friendly, and they offer great and competitive pricing. I would recommend this place to anyone.

Just switched my daughter to Barron From another gym, and she absolutely loves it! The teachers…read morehere are amazing! Can't wait to watch her grow and meat through Barron gymnastics!

Implements mask mandates for parents. We pay for gymnastics, not group medical advice.read more

My kids started going here a few months ago and they have really enjoyed it. My daughter finds…read moreherself continuing her gymnastics routine for the better part of the night when she gets home and then throughout the week. I am even going to set up a part of the basement so the kids have a place to practice. The instructor that we have is fantastic, and I really appreciate all the enthusiasm, confidence and help that she provides. The front desk staff I have mixed results on. One of the women that works in there never seems to be friendly at all. In fact, on my daughters first visit the woman came out and yelled at my wife and son because they were in the gym watching my daughter for a second. The woman yelled at her and said "there are signs up all over the place". It is for safety... I get it... But it wasn't a good way for us to start our business there. I almost took the kids to gym headquarters instead. I don't want to take my kids somewhere where they might be yelled at for an accident. Other than that I am really happy with the place.

We really like Ms. Nikki & the dance studio a lot. The only challenges that presented themselves…read moremultiple times were the following: (1) The favorite students & their families were obvious & (2) If you choose not to become a program student, (competitive), then there's not enough attention paid to your child's dance abilities. Many of the favorite dancers are teen competitive ones & those dancers are highlighted by this studio repeatedly on social media & in photos, for example. Also, the number of students of color are minimal. However, we gave this studio 4 stars as a result of customer service, dance skills, numerous types of dance lessons & organization.

Nimoli is a one of a kind, student personalized dance studio. Huge dance opportunities availAble.read more

Coach Todd was great with my neurodivergent child. We had such a fantastic experience from start to…read morefinish. My child passed the test with a perfect score on the first try. Since our daily commute involves 270, I requested a lot of highway practice. I feel like my child is prepared to drive in St. Louis traffic! I can't recommend them enough.

Generally a pretty good experience with Coach Harder…read more I got the package where they take you on the driving lesson and then let you use their car for the driving test; I forget how much it ran me, maybe like around 300-400 total. There are cheaper places to get it I think but they covered the chesterfield which worked for me, circa October I would only have two pieces of advice/feedback for Coach Harder: 1. Would be better if the driving teachers left some pad in between lessons so they could do things such as use the bathroom in between students. My driving teacher was in the bathroom for ten minutes of my time during our driving lesson, and then even tried to leave ten minutes early 2. There's very little point in going into detail with student drivers about the points, and getting into the differences between which things get a demerit of one points vs. two points, and all other intricacies about the scoring system. All this does is highlight how familiar you are with the scoring system - the test taker is not going to remember anything about points. Rather than doing that, you should just in plain english be explaining which maneuvers are the most important (eg. complete stop when backing up before turning around, parking on an incline), rather than discussing the point system, something no one is going to remember during the assessment, and more importantly once they are on the road