My 4 year old granddaughter loves this place! There is so much talent here! The girls have fun! The…read moreinstructors are awesome patient and encouraging!!

My daughter has been going to CGA now for a year. What I love most is this academy's owner coached…read moregirls who were part of the Olympics years ago. I also love how they have competition teams. The gym is huge and has tons of space. You can see all the girls working on different techniques (I.e. tumble, bars, balance beams, etc).The ages range from 2 year-olds to high school. I really enjoy watching my daughter do the activities and grow as the year has past. My only complaint is they do the same thing over and over for the entire year. It's the same obstacle courses and activities. I know for younger kids they have to do it over and over. However, I feel things can be different and they can incorporate different activities and not the same exact courses and plan every single week. My daughter started at 2 years old and went for 30 minutes one day a week, four times a month. We originally had her in twice a week but we were always missing one of the days so we took her out. She now goes for 45 minutes a session one day a week, four times a month. She is now 3 years old (about to turn 4), and they are doing the exact same thing they did in the first year. However, now 15 additional minutes are added on for them to jump on this long trampoline and do rolls. At times I feel my daughter gets bored and I notice her wondering off and not paying attention. I like CGA and feel they have potential but I don't like that for younger kids it doesn't seem like they do anything different and it's the same thing over and over. I'm getting bored watching them at times. I'm going to keep my daughter in gym and inquire when things will begin to progress. I certainly know it can be a good school as I've seen the mid and older girls do well. I've also talked to other parents who said there daughters have been going since they were young so I know it will pay off. It's just a slow start.

My grandkids went to this camp last summer and had a blast. They enjoyed the Ninja course and the…read moreinstructors we very friendly and supportive. I plan to have them attend again this summer. Highly recommend this because it challenges them physically and builds confidence.

From the owner: USA Ninja Challenge is a year-round obstacle course training program that combines basic skill sets…read morefrom gymnastics, climbing, cross training and track & field. The sport of Ninja is quickly becoming the most fun and creative way to meet the physical needs of today’s kids! USA Ninja Challenge is open to boys and girls ages 4 to 17. Our class program has 6 levels to master with a wide variety of progressions, drills and challenges. Ninjas that demonstrate their mastery of skills advance to the next level of training. Each Ninja progresses according to their own abilities. The purpose of the program is to build children’s self-esteem, confidence and sense of accomplishment, one obstacle at a time.

We absolutely love KFSC. We have been coming here since C was 8 months old. Honestly, he has done…read morenothing but flourish and his fine and gross motor skills. He also gets great social interactions with the other children and have developed friendships. C is 18 months old. He can do many things that I think that really contributed to the success and guidance he has received from his teachers here at the center. Overall, the center is very clean, safe, and morale is crazy good here. You can tell that they have a great team and everybody is always positive and helpful. They're very caring and very safe with your children. I recommend to everyone to come here with your children. They have activities for your crawling baby all the way to swim, and gymnastics. You can't go wrong here, for sure.

Cute and clean kids SportsCenter has gymnastics dance, karate ninja course soccer as well as swim…read moreWe've predominantly done the gymnastics classes and Miss Gabbi is a phenomenal teacher. She has 10 out of 10. Facility is always clean bathrooms have ample space and stepstool for the kids This is not a discount facility so expect to pay top dollar

I love this place. It's never busy and the location is super convenient. There is a parking garage…read moreright across the street and it's free for the first 2 hours. There is a pool, cardio room, large free weight room, racket ball courts, sauna, steam room and great staff. The building is old but I'm here to workout not ogle the walls.

This Y is updated and has everything imaginable available. It's also not too crowded. I joined the…read moreMen's Health Club for a little more $ which has a private side and even nicer amenities.

I've reached out multiple times regarding private tumbling lessons and left several messages, but…read morehaven't received a callback. I understand places get busy, but it's been frustrating not being able to get a simple answer about availability or next steps. Hoping communication improves, as we were really interested in getting started here.

Teachers are great but the front desk is awful and rude. You ask a question or for help boom you…read moreget your head chop off.. I've seen little kids get yelled out(not talking about the white hair lady,she is helpful) Super petty front desk staff, needs to retire. Highly do not recommend this place. We went to Gym Skills they come out to the parents let them know how they are, where they stand etc I wish they would do this but I feel like they just want your money.

Not sure why some people are hating here, but our kids have been coming here for years during which…read moreour daughter made strides in violin. Even our son, who we lovingly call an "immovable object" had plenty of fun in gymnastics and improved his balance and movement all around. There are plenty of different classes and offering. Prices are great, especially with sibling discounts. This is truly the heart of our community.

do not come here.They are rude to parents and turn the place from fun into a terrible experience…read more They never take responsibility for anything and just blame families. There are plenty of other better places that are actually cheaper and have much better equipment. Kids First is way better. And they let the parents watch every rehearsal instead of putting the kids behind closed doors for every class.