Such an amazing facility! I was looking for an adult class and they were the only one I could find…read morein the Tulsa area! One of the owners, Cindy, was my gymnastics teacher over 10 years ago! Every teacher I've met has been so kind and encouraging! You can tell they really care about their students!

Above and Beyond us such an amazing gym. The staff and coaches become more like family. They truly…read morecare about your gymnast and what is best for them. Not what makes their gym looks better. We love them and won't go anywhere else.

It smelled like feet ew And the beans were brown and the floor was a bright color. I don't like…read morebright colors.1/10 do not recommend not come here if you do not like feet

Best families, facility and coaching staff ever! Voted…read moreBest Gymnastics Center ‍ in TulsaKids Magazine for 2022 & 2023 and Runner-up for Best Birthday Venue for 2022 & 2023!

Twisters is a great place for young kids as well as Team kids. My daughter was lucky enough to have…read moreMiss Jenni as a coach and she learned so much and had fun at the same time. I would definitly recommend Twisters for quality training.

Twisters has owed us approximately $330.00 for almost 2 weeks! Sally the owner said in her text to…read moremy wife that she would receive a check within a week! Now she won't even answer our phone calls! We'll see if small claims court can get her attention! Parents be careful with your money at Twisters in Broken Arrow!!!!

Been here for 8 years and my coaches turned me into a Regional champion. It's perfect hereread more

We went for a birthday party and my daughter had a blast. The people from the gym seemed really…read morefriendly and helpful during the party.

Super fun space for kids! My daughter loves coming here and trying all the mats and gym equipment…read more The classes are fun and interactive and the music is good without being too cheesy and annoying. I've been able to enjoy one off classes and a few birthday parties here and it's always enjoyable! Staff are friendly and they do a great job for birthday parties, and we've really enjoyed the 'Parent Survival Night' drop in parties they do about monthly.

We used them for our daughter birthday party and it was a great experience. She was turing 3 and we…read morehad about 25 kids show up plus adults. They were able to keep the kids engaged and the parent where able to be as involved as they wanted. The individuals were helpful also. We had a great time

The instructors there only work with a select few students the other kids get left out and pushed…read moreoff to the side my granddaughter has been going there now for over 6 months and can't even do a simple cartwheel because she is not being taught how to my wife took her to class yesterday and showed me when it's her turn to do a certain task the instructor will just walk off and leave my granddaughter just standing there by herself and not work with her at all

This place is great, our daughter loves going to gymnastics every Monday. The instructors are very…read morekind, professional, and great with the kids.

This is an amazing facility! It is super spacious and has all the equipment you might need. They…read morehave a great price for open gym ($12/session for non-members and $8/session for members). The membership is well worth it and you can even buy a package to save more money. You get a punch card to use each time you come in. They have one-hour drop-in sessions on Wednesdays from 12 to 1pm for parents with pre-school age kids (18 months to 5 years old) who want to work on coordination, balance, basic gymnastic positions, and stretching. They also have open tumbling sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7-8pm for kids 5 and up to work on back handsprings and more advanced tumbling skills. The Adult Open gym is on Wednesdays from 8 to 9pm for anyone 18+ who wants to work on their tumbling and gymnastics skills. Their website has all the information and details on the classes they offer including schedule and pricing information, most of them are $70 a month. You can also pay online, sign liability waives as well as create parent accounts. They offer Parent & Tot preschool classes for those with children as young as 15 months to 3 years old. It's so good to focus on movement, motor skills, coordination and balance at such a young age! There's also gymnastic classes for ages 3-12. They have clear skill progression charts based on level for each area, floor, bars, beam and vault. The advanced gymnastics is more expensive but it is twice a week. There's also tumbling and cheer beginning and intermediate classes and they have a teams based on levels as well. They also offer ninja classes for kids ages 4 and up. Throughout the year, there are clinics and camps. There will be one over spring break!

South County Gymnastics was a fantastic place for my daughter's 5th birthday. The facility was…read moreclean, the party attendants were helpful and made sure everyone stayed safe during activities. It was definitely worth the money!

We love Clinch! My girls have been going for almost a year now and love it! Coach Christian is…read morereally good about pairing kids up with other kids that won't overwhelm your child. Him and Coach Simon are good at not only teaching but making sure your child is listening and understanding the techniques. I have been quite proud of watching my girls be scared to roll with other kids at first, to excited and implementing what they've learned in class.

Extremely unprofessional coaches. Their coaches came on my social media and BEGGED me to check out…read moretheir gym. First day with Coach Peppe he yelled at a kid to do a jump rope trick without showing him how and the kid broke his ankle. I was not impressed with the coaching and I simply stayed with my home gym. when I elected not to work with coach Adams or coach peppe, they called an cussed out me, sponsors, and even my ill family members thousands of miles away. I attempted to address the issue with the gym owner, Christian, who responded by name calling. I am friends with all of their fighters who are disgusted by the way coaches Christian Derr, John Adams, and peppe Johnson have treated and are continuing to treat me. I would never have gone to this gym if I wasn't BEGGED to show up, and wouldn't go back for a million dollars.

My daughter has been attending SSB and/or Kids in Motion since she was 2 years old. She loves it…read moreand has learned so much!

Our daughter has attended SSB for years as a gymnast, as a camper and attending birthday parties…read more This place holds all of her favorite memories and people. She has grown so much in life skills, friendships, and learning to work hard at both her athletic goals and personal responsibility. We could not have prayed for a better place to help our daughter grow and learn. Great staff and an amazing facility.

I don't even give one star...I'm extremely disappointed that I have to write this review about a…read morebusiness, but it doesn't even come close to the disappointment that I feel for my daughter and the horrible experience that she had with the owner of Justice Tumbling. We started out in a team tumbling class four years ago, and switched to a regular class two years later when she moved up to another team. My daughter has had very little interaction with the owner. Her favorite coaches are Hannah and Alex, and we have been very happy with them. In order to balance our activities, we have stuck to one class a week, and she has not advanced to the next class. Tumbling class is a hobby for her, so we really don't care if she ever advances her skills. Thursday night, we showed up for class and Rusty was leading the class. During stretches/warm up, he told my daughter that she has been in this class long enough, that she should have a back handspring by now, he is tired of her not listening, and that she should stay at her station doing said skill until he tells her to stop. The youngest girl in the class ran out of the gym crying a few minutes into rotations. Not five minutes later, my daughter came over to me crying really hard. She told me what had happened since the beginning of class, and then I confirmed the details with the other moms who had seen and heard all of this before I walked in. For the record, she is very respectful, quiet, and attentive. She is definitely a pleaser type, so her behavior would not have brought this on. I waited until class was over to speak with the owner. Rather than having a respectful conversation with a long term client about the situation at hand, he doubled down to defend his behavior. He tried to cut me off, and it was blatantly obvious that he did not want to have a conversation and be accountable for his erratic and inappropriate behavior. He finally said that he was happy to remove her from the class if I didn't like his coaching. What a sorry excuse of a man! He humiliated and berated an 11-year-old girl in front of an entire gym for what reason?! She deserved to be treated this way because she doesn't have a certain level of skills?! If I'm forking out $90/month, for a once a week class, what difference does it make if she stays in that class forever?! Her other coaches encourage her and provide instruction, while allowing her to maintain her dignity, as they should! I grew up in cheer gyms with awesome coaches, and the most important lessons that I learned in all of those years, had nothing to do with my athletic talent. I'm honestly still in shock that this all happened. My heart hurts for my daughter to be torn down like that, in an environment that is meant to help her grow. Understandably, she never wants to go back! I have heard complaints about the owner from many other coaches over the years, but we were lucky to not have interacted with him, so we continued at the gym. I'm taking the time to put this out there because I don't want other kids to have this experience with Rusty. It's such a shame!

A certain coach here is very rude. Normally you would think "Wow a nice place to tumble with…read morefriendly people and staff!" WRONG. One of the coaches sometimes is just rude, do I think he needs to be fired? No but he does need to work on his critiquing skills and not just say people should quit instead of telling them how to get better ‍.