Coach Chris is Uh-mazing! My daughter has been with him for 2 years now and she has learned sooo…read moremuch!

I appreciate the limited number of kids per instructor, even though that requirement put us on the…read morewait list for a short time. The older kids program looks great and I especially like the bell located in the middle of the gym that the gymnast gets to ring when they master a skill for the first time. Great motivation! I am particularly impressed with the Tiny Tots classes. That program is outstanding! I have a very shy and timid little girl that easily becomes clingy, but somehow Coach Ethan got her to join the class. She happily joins his classes, but I was interested to see what would happen on that one day he was not there. Other coaches quickly stepped up with encouragement and she joined her class. After the initial warmup to music the class divides into two groups and each goes to a different station or the trampolines before switching. Each station just looks like fun activities to the kids, but each 'fun' activity is designed to teach a very specific skill. Each 'fun' activity is first demonstrated by the coach, but big picture cues beside each piece of equipment also instructs. When the coach observes a child skipping a skill or not completing it correctly, they will assist or give extra instruction. I notice that the assistance is as minimal as needed since the goal is for them to achieve independence. The station's setup changes each week. After a class, the coaches often chat with a parent about a skill that was mastered or improved by their child. I have seen improvement in core strength, balance, stretching and confidence, to name a few.

I LOVE MY COACHES THEY ARE AWESOME AND SO KIND! They help me with stuff I am struggling with and…read morethey are extremely helpful to me and other students. I'm in gold and frankly, I love it! I was at ASI but they didn't teach me anything but here I actually learn stuff and yeah I just think its an awesome place and I highly recommend it to anyone who needs a place that focuses on stuff you need to learn rather then stuff you already know.

Even after all this time, my son who is a teenager now, remembers this event. At the time he…read morecouldn't explain very well what happened as he had a language disorder. Now he can explain exactly what happened. Ms. Sharla was furious that he and another boy were playing when they were supposed to be quiet. She picked him up, shoved him forward with great force against some cabinets, catching his back on the counter top above the cabinets. At the time and to this day, I can't believe the deceit. At first she said nothing happened. Then she said she assisted him to time out. Then she said he fell off a table. I still have the pictures of the bruise on his back. It was a heartbreaking event. From reading other reviews, it doesn't sound like much has changed.

My daughter loves it at zenith because all of the coaches are nice and they are not really hard on…read moreher

I was here for a child's birthday party and it was a fun time. The kids had about 45 minutes to…read moreplay with whatever they wanted. There were staff present to make sure things were safe but there were plenty of parents around as well. The main attractions for the 3-5 year olds range was the trampolines and the sponge pit. No one really touched the bars or the balance beams. After that, we went into the party room where the staff served the kids and we had the cake cutting. The kids were then allowed to play for another 20 minutes or so, which I was surprised about given that they had just eaten. All in all, we were there less than 2 hours and the staff could have been more cheery. On a side note, this place turns out some good gymnasts as they are proudly displayed on the wall with where they go to college.

I don't have experience with Golden Grip Gymnastics as a gymnastics school, but rather in regards…read moreto their birthday party service. I booked Golden Grip Gymnastics about six weeks before my son's 3rd birthday. They were so much cheaper than everywhere else in the area, but my husband and I checked out the gym when we put down the deposit so I felt confident that the kids would at least have fun if nothing else! I had planned to bring my own cake and have pizza delivered, and although GGG provides tablecloths, plates, napkins, etc., I brought my own because I wanted everything to follow the theme of the party. We had the whole huge gym to ourselves. The gymnastics area was a BLAST for the kids (especially the foam pit), and then Corbyn led a group dancing game and we took photos of all the kids together (a great idea and something I never would have thought of to do!). The GGG team took care of setting up, handling the kids, handing out pizza and cake, and cleaning up. Corbyn set everything up on the tables, but was totally cool with me rearranging some things in order to make room for the pizza.  My review is not doing justice to the amount of hard work the GGG team put in and how much fun the kids had. I could not give a stronger recommendation for Golden Grip as a birthday party venue. Such a great experience, and depending on my son's interests next year, we'll probably plan to be back!

For a time, my youngest niece was coming here to get her gymnastics on and I couldn't be more…read moreimpressed by what she was being taught. Run by a former Olympian, she taught her the basics and seemed to break it all down in a way my niece would understand. I had the privilege to observe a couple of classes in a great holding area for the parents and visitors. They have all the equipment you'd expect in a world-class gymnastics space, I almost wanted to go out there and do some of it myself but couldn't upstage those starry-eyed kids! As I understand it they also train the older kids who are Olympic hopefuls and have garnered some major awards in the various competitions across the state. As I understand it, gymnastics is HUGE in Texas so it makes perfect sense a place like this exists!

This review is for WOGA Plano and specifically the Saturday 10:00 a.m. beginner class with Coach…read moreAshley. As a minority mother of a neurodivergent child with ADHD, I left absolutely heartbroken by how my 7-year-old daughter was treated. Throughout the class, Coach Ashley repeatedly yelled at, corrected, and singled her out in a way that felt drastically different from the treatment of the other children. The final straw was when my daughter was denied a turn on the trampoline while the other children participated. She left class in tears. When I attempted to speak with Coach Ashley afterward, she refused to engage and walked past me. When I brought my concerns to management, I was interrupted before I could finish explaining what happened. There was no apology, no concern for a crying child, and no accountability. The only response was, "I'll change her class." What made this even more upsetting is that this was not the first concerning interaction I have witnessed at WOGA Plano. I have personally observed management speaking harshly and publicly reprimanding other minority children in a way that made me uncomfortable. I cannot tell anyone what was in Coach Ashley's heart, but I can tell you how it felt to watch my daughter be singled out, excluded, humiliated, and reduced to tears while other children were not. As her mother, the experience felt racist, discriminatory, and cruel. WOGA Plano may have a strong reputation, but no reputation excuses making a little girl feel unwanted and unwelcome. I do not recommend WOGA Plano, especially for minority families or families with neurodivergent children. My daughter deserved patience, kindness, and encouragement. Instead, she left asking why her coach was so mean to her.

My daughter has been at WOGA since she was a toddler, which has been about 6 years. I can't say…read moreenough good things about WOGA, the coaches and the staff. We have had nothing but a positive experience with the absolute best coaches. I would recommend WOGA to anyone whether it be for a rec class or team. Coach Mary is the best, and knows all of the kids that come in the building! :)

Do not sign your child up here. My daughter's experience in the cartwheel class was terrible…read more The children are out of control. One girl slapped my daughter on the behind 3 classes in a row, another student. Multiple students would cut in front of my daughter when lining up to do activities causing my daughter to miss out on turns. This was not corrected by any of the multiple instructors. Girls interrupt instructors and it takes up valuable class time. I am not satisfied. I notified them of my cancellation after class tonight and Linda told me I would not receive a refund for my December tuition. I would like the owner to make things right by refunding me and an apology would be kind. I feel my complaint was not taken seriously by Linda and I was offered no apology. As someone who took dance for 18 plus years I have never seen anything like this cartwheel class. Completely out of control, a complete disappointment and waste of money.

Not recommended. They are not working on the foundation of gymnastics enough. If you attend this…read morelocation and switch to a more established gym, you will find your kids are missing skills. We moved on due to their lack of quality customer service. When they chose not to refund for our daughter's birthday after she broke her toe, we knew it wasn't the right place for us. We cannot support a business that doesn't place value on doing the right thing.

My family and I recently drove from South Texas to a meet at this facility. This review is simply…read morebased on my perception of how this place is operated. Parking is quite accessible, and the people excepting money for admission were very pleasant; seating was rather deplorable as we were forced to sit on hard planks of wood that you would expect from back in the 70's ; steel posts were right in front of several of us in the viewing gallery and the video screen for the scoring was absolutely unacceptable! The lights could've been dimmed so that the screen could have been seen from us in the seating area and there was only one loud speaker in the entire facility. The dancing routines could've been amplified in order to get the crowd going, but no, not at this place... just loud enough so that the young ladies could hear their routine while doing their floor exercise. I would encourage patrons of this facility to take advantage of the Wi-Fi because the building is made of metal and simply blocks out any way of getting any decent phone reception. A few simple tweaks, and this place could really be a nice facility for gymnastics .

My daughters have been to this gym twice. The coaches don't have control of the classes and seem…read morevery inconsistent for the tumbling classes. They are more of a practice class- not much coaching going on. Very disappointing.

Plano has some amazing recreation centers. Even though I don't live in Plano, I make the effort to…read moredrive there once a week now to go swimming. They have several recreation centers with indoor pools. The one at Oak Point is the closest to me, so go here even though my membership is good at all of Plano's recreation centers. The first time I tried this out, I bought a one month pass for $33. That's the cost if you are not a resident of Plano. After enjoying my weekly experience swimming here, I decided to invest in an annual membership. It's over $200 for non-residents, but since my city doesn't have an indoor pool available year round for residents, this is my only option. This is an olympic sized pool, but the lap lanes are lined for the short course of 25 yards instead of the long course of 50 yards. Thank goodness because I'm horribly out of shape. I love that when I come, I can usually split the lane with someone. It's rarely crowded, and plenty of people are lucky enough to get a lane to themselves. There is usually a lane reserved for water walking. Sometimes there are other activities that take place and many of the lanes are closed for reserved groups like swim team or water aerobics classes. This pool also features a deep end with a diving board. On the other side, there is a jungle gym obstacle course pool area. Off to the side is a shallow toddler pool. Outside there are two more pools! One of the outside pools has a shore entrance and periodically a horn sounds to let you know that some wave action is about to start. The two outdoor pools are popular with kids and families. During the summer months, the outdoor pools are open every day. After Labor Day, I think they are only open on the weekends. My membership allows me access to other Plano recreational facilities. Also, there is a gym inside Oak Point with free weights, weight machines, and cardio equipment like treadmills. I haven't even been into the gym yet. Not sure I ever will. I'm just so happy to be able to swim year around in the indoor pool.

This is impressive! Pool with water park, nice multipurpose facility, ample parking, trails, and…read morewas perfect for a triathlon event! This is great for all no matter if you are on wheels, cane, foot, or being carried! Excellent job Plano!

My five star review is for the new skate park. Designed very well lots of space has everything from…read morehips, ledges, and rails. I 100% enjoyed my time here would revisit if I'm in the area.

I was able to go to the Carpenter park recreation center on coit rd in plano to take a shower as…read morenot a resident I paid the 10.00 fee it was worth it as Life issues, The staff is top notch and center shower everything was superb clean and nice I will definitely if need to go back Thank you for your hospitality and service