We love Gym Skills! It's always super clean, the staff are knowledgeable and friendly, and my son…read morehas a blast every time we go there!

The thought of having my toddler enrolled to burn off some energy was great at first. Overall it…read morewas to be $15 per class. Two weeks after signing up the facility changed the rules and I did not agree with the changes. I elected to pull my child and was told that I would be charged for an additional 2 months. It ended up being $50 per class. Look elsewhere. This place is a scam.

The kids have been coming to Buckeye for the past 3 years and the love it. The teachers are…read morepatient and willing to work at the level of the student and help them progress. We keep coming back because of the staff and how they make gymnastics fun for the kids.

One of their coaches (Gabby Douglas' coach) left to start his own gym over in Gahanna and the way…read morethat Buckeye treated the girls who followed him not to mention he himself is beyond reprehensible. I would NEVER recommend this gym to anyone. So unprofessional, which is sad because there are still a few good coaches there. My daughter, like many others ended up leaving there and going to the new gym and not only enjoys it more but is learning so much more. And the price is better! I can understand them being salty about his opening Future but if they acted more professionally and stepped up their game maybe I would have given a better update.

Great training and practice facilities. From the moment we walked in everything was well labeled…read morewith signage (the facility shares a space with the trampoline park). Each court was well lit, great flooring, and professional meeting. The team enjoyed their time here.

If you like sports and you want to rent a place, you don't want to go to a rec center but you want…read moreto be at the mall. This is a good place to come. They got basketball volleyball, a air house where you can jump refreshments a seating place. So you can just sit and watch kids or loved ones if they're playing. They also have a rental space that you can rent for banquets or birthdays. They have pizza refreshments drinks also. A gaming area pretty much everything and they also have Wi-Fi. It's just kind of odd coming to a mall and having all this. They also have dodgeball on an air trampoline and extreme dodgeball and a ninja course. They also have cheerleading available as well available as well

Not impressed. My 5 year old child was so eager to learn gymnastics, so we signed up for a tumbling…read moreand trampoline combo class. The teacher was a huge disappointment! She looked like she didn't want to be there, and didn't enjoy being around children or interacting with them at all. She also didn't take the time to help my child improve her skills, which I thought was the whole point of an instructor?! Considering the steep cost, this is clearly not worth it. My child was so discouraged she no longer wants to go. Maybe another class would be a better fit, but I think the overall atmosphere is not a good fit for us. We're looking to have fun while learning new skills, and it seems that others have Olympic ambitions and the serious attitude that comes with it. Perhaps this place is focused on their star programs and not everyday children who want to have fun while learning the basics.

Love the coaches and our little one has been there a year now. Seeing her face light up when she…read moresee the gym and how she wants to say Hi to the coaches lets me know we have a good fit for our Family. Our son loves the camps and friday flips "fun day" he calls it.

Great facility with a tremendously talented coaching and training staff. It's family-owned and…read morerelatively new so there's still some growing the club has to do. But overall a great local resource for parents and youth alike in/around Gahanna, New Albany, Blacklick, Reynoldsburg, Pataskala or Pickerington.

The worst experience I've had at a gym. The website is very deceiving saying that you can block…read moretimes out to rent the gym, and they even send a confirmation email for each hour you reserve. When we arrived the gym was in use by an AAU team. The coach of the team and the guy working had no idea what we were talking about when we said we booked the time online through the website. Also, when we went to pay we were not able to pay with a credit card, even though 7 different credit card companies are shown on the website. We eventually had to split court space with the AAU team and received dirty looks from multiple parents because we were on "their time" even though we followed what was supposedly the correct procedure to schedule a time to use the gym. The gym floor was also pretty bad, with gaps between sections of the court, so some areas allowed the ball to bounce well and others took the bounce away from the ball.

I joined the Y this year as a commitment to my health and family. I didn't know until recently you…read morecan go to any location with your membership. This location was first on my list from my home location in Powell because I wanted to take the group fitness class here. Specifically with my favorite coach Kendra. Likes: clean and spacious facility. Dislikes: equipment seems a bit outdated in some areas and could be replaced with newer gym equipment. I do know gyms have a budget to replace equipment since I came from a small gym before this and they made room in their budget for things like this. Like: swimming area bigger for family. Dislike: restrooms seem outdated and maybe need an update soon. I hope some of my likes and dislikes helps this facility. Overall, I thought it was a nice Y facility but it has room for improvement.

I have had an amazing experience at the Y!!! The staff are amazing especially the aquatics and…read morefront desk. They are very helpful. I will be back. Lifeguards are great. I feel as though the aquatics are very well maintained and workers are well trained professionals.

In an economy on the decline, the rec centers of Columbus should be the first place you go to get…read morein shape or take hobby classes on the cheap. My wife and I have signed up and started taking the 3-day per week 3-month aerobics class. The cost was a mere $35.50 per person ($1 leisure card, good per family). That's a great deal by any means. The instructor is fun, the class works you out for a good hour, and best of all it's close to my house. Aerobics isn't the only recommendation, they have a weight room available for $20 per year, and a whole host of other classes, from musical to creative. One star off for the seemingly lax policy on parents that drop their kids off here for "day care"

This is a great place for kids to get some exercise, especially in the winter months! I like that…read moremost of the teachers are Ohio State cheerleaders, my kids get so excited to see them on TV come game time. They are great with the kids and I am impressed at how much my kids are learning. It is a little expensive, but most kids lessons are. Their calendar runs with the school year calendar, so it's easy to coordinate with most kids' schedules. They have trampolines, floor mats, a vault, bars, balance beams and everyone's favorite - a foam pit with a trapeze to swing into it.

I have taken my son and daughter to Wendy's Gymnastics year-round for a few years now, so we have…read moreexperienced what they have to offer for 1-year-olds up through age 3 (almost 4). We take classes on a weekday evening, so my review is based on that experience. I've heard weekdays are much less busy. The space is fun, safe, engaging, and appropriate for young children to learn coordination, burn some energy, and practice their listening skills. The entire floor has springs beneath it for safety and they protect metal edges with pads. It's one large room, which accommodates lots of kids at once, creating a fun energy that can also be, at times, chaotic. If your kid feeds on party atmosphere, great. If not...it will be a good lesson for them in learning to cope with more craziness than they're used to. At the start of class, all the kiddos participate in a group warm-up. The tiniest gymnasts (like my little T) do a warm up with songs and a parachute, talking about parts of their body. The older toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary kids experience a more traditional warm-up with jumping, moving, stretching, and a bit of choreography. After that, they break into smaller groups by age and spend 10 minutes at each of 3 stations doing a routine. I can't help but think it's a bit like a dog agility course!! The kids listen and watch their teacher, then go through the paces. The teachers ensure safety and work with the kids through the more challenging obstacles. Part of why we travel across town to Wendy's is that our kids can do an activity at the same time even though they're different ages. It sure beats making 2 trips! The other is the quality equipment. I love the tiny soft balance beams, but also the opportunity they have to experience full-sized official equipment. There are 3 bars, a rope, 2 rings, a large trampoline, a tumble track, a pit of foam blocks, a trapeze, 3 balance beams, a vault, a pommel horse, and much more!