Highly recommend the 2-4 year old class with Karen! She's so creative and really spots the kids!…read more It does get cold in here. Make sure to invest in long sleeve girls leotards!

We have two children ages 6 and 4 enrolled in their classes. The instructors are fantastic. They…read moreare enthusiastic and so caring. They really made an effort to acclimate our 4 year old that struggles with anxiety. Our children look forward to class and have so much fun during it. We live near two reputable gymnastic places, but choose to drive the extra distance since bright raven is so awesome. So glad we chose to go with them!

I go there and it is super fun and you get to make new friends and learn new stuff! I personally…read morelove it

I saw the other review and had to write one because our experience was very different. My daughter…read morewent there for tumbling and flying classes and summer camp and because she enjoyed the experience so much, she wanted to be on one of the cheer teams. To be clear, my daughter was 14 when she attended these classes--she was not a little kid wowed with camp activities. And she came with only a back handspring. She's competitive and likes the way the coaches push for results. Despite being "old" to start the sport, she was able to advance her skills through levels 2, 3, and 4. She cheered for two years and both years her teams won bids to The Summit in Orlando. This year she's cheering level 5. Competitive cheer is not a walk in the park. It is an intense sport that requires dedication and discipline. The coaches there are all about that. If you're looking for someone to deliver roses and sunshine to someone who isn't pushing him or herself to advance, this isn't for you. If you want someone to help your child advance his or her skills and your child is motivated to do so, then you should check it out.

We signed our then two-year old up for their parent-tot class last summer, and her "gym class" has…read morebeen her favorite night of the week for over a year now. The teachers were patient with our simultaneously shy and rambunctious toddler, and have really helped her come out of her shell. We recently held her 3rd birthday party there, and as usual, the staff was incredible and the whole event ran smoothly. We love this place!

The boys coach is very unprofessional. I spoke with management who said they would talk to him. My…read moreson went back a week later just to be treated even worse. He was mocked and called names by the coach. As long as he is there I would not recommend going.

Gleasons has been around for a long time, I remember it when I was little. Now I take my daughter…read morehere. She has been in gymnastics for about a year now and she loves it. Her teacher is amazing. My daughter is only 4 and I feel like they give the right amount of play and discipline. I plan on keeping her at Gleasons for a long time to come. The gym is clean, the classes and schedules are organized and the location and parking is great.

Clean, professional gym. Classes are age appropriate. Instructors for kindergarten classes are…read moregreat.

The staff here is among the most impersonal, unfriendly, and lazy that you'll ever have the…read moredispleasure of meeting. However, my kids still enjoy it here... although my kids don't know to expect quality and friendly customer service.

As a coach for 15 years I can say that there are some good things and some really bad things. A few…read moreof the coaches are amazing and kind. Very knowledgeable about the sport. They do produce champions however the methods I witnessed were horrible. Screaming at a crying 5 year old that she's "no good! She doesn't belong there!" Is NOT the way to build confidence. Taunting an ridiculing a crying teenager is NOT how to foster trust or self esteem. The overuse injuries are out of control! These are 100% preventable injuries! The whole culture of abuse and exclusion ("she's not one of us") is counter productive. It is definitely possible to build champions without being cruel.

My daughter started here last year after spending the last 4 years at another gym and not making…read moreprogress. After a short time at RGA she was flourishing and is now on team. The staff is wonderful wether your child is coming for recreational classes or has a competitive spirit and wants to compete. The parents are so welcoming and helpful as well. It really does feel like a family. I am so glad we chose RGA for our daughter she has grown as an athlete and a person and loves to go!

This old YMCA is what "You Might Call Ancient."…read more The people at the Batavia YMCA are super friendly... at least the front desk anyway, not so much inside the actual facility. Doing weights here is a bit of a nightmare because a lot of the things are rusted out and it just doesn't work for me. However if it was renovated and given some new equipment it could be really good. But it won't ever be, because this is one of the locations that doesn't get enough people and is not in an urban enough area to get an investment. Ironically because it never gets an investment it will never really have many more people using it.

Great atmosphere and caring coaching! My daughter gets excited every time she is able to go…read morepractice her skills.

We had a birthday party here and Shelly was awesome. It was super fun and they made it easy. The…read morekids love the open play. Totally great business, the instructors are really great. I recommend for sure.