We went to a 6yo birthday party there this past weekend and it was clean, well set up, and the kids…read morehad a blast! Most importantly, there were staff spotting the kids, coordinating games in an organized and structured way, and helping out in the party room. Would highly recommend this location!

This may work for adult fitness, but I don't think it was good for a kid's birthday party. All of…read morethe apparatuses are way too advanced for them. It's basically parents walking around hoisting their kids onto equipment that is behind their scope, and then having to hold them. There were no organized activities, save for the dodgeball game at the end. Even then, you couldn't even hear the instructor give directions. They would be better to have microphones. Instructor didn't seem like she was enjoying herself at all (no smiling). We started out in one area and then moved onto the next. My kids were bored in 10 minutes. They therefore went back to the first area, only to have an employee scold us for going back there because "it was already cleaned for the next group." We had no idea they were getting ready for another party. Again, it would have been better to politely say in a microphone prior to moving (so all can hear) that "we are moving on to another area and to not go back to the former as it's being prepared for another group." When we got to the eating area, one of the employees was so intrusive with the bussing of the table! She kept reaching out under *everyone* to get every little wrapper, juice box or a plate that appeared finished. For the love of God! This was so aggravating and other parents noticed as well. At least twice I had to tell her that my kids weren't finished. You couldn't even set something down without fear it would be taken right away! Another thing I found rude is that the employee announced coldly that the kids "couldn't get the cupcake until their pizza was finished." What the hell? This was not enjoyable at ALL, and my 2 boys (7 and 8) did not like this place one bit. We felt shoed out the door. Suggestion: Have employees who actually interact with the kids with organized games. Employees need a microphone as well, for announcements. Smile and cease the cold and demeaning comments. When in the eating area, PLEASE let parents and children eat in peace. Clean up afterwards, not during!!

I loved it here!! the lobby had air conditioning but in the Gym It was really hot if your working…read morehard but it's really nice there the coaches were amazing. There is a lot of activities and things to keep the kids entertained if you're looking for a place for a baby 6 months or older check out the baby classes they have a whole separate gym for the baby classes. There is an option for birthday parties where you can have a gymnastics birthday! There is a party room to eat at any party! There is a cubby room with a couple claw machines and cubbies

We have been coming to LGA for 4 years now, since our kids were infants, and we will no longer be…read morereturning. My 4 year old just finished a 10-week session, where she had a different coach EVERY single class. In 10 weeks, not a single person knew her name. In 10 weeks, not a single person knew a thing about her progress. For my 2 year old, we had very low-energy coaches who did not interact with the children. Not a single time did the coach smile at my child, talk to her, encourage her, or teach her anything. We had three parents in the class and we led the whole thing while the coaches walked around silently and watched us. LGA has been progressively worsening, and it's a disappointment to watch.

I'd give it 4 stars if it were not so filthy. Shoe/jacket cubbies haven't been washed in ????? The…read morearea right near cubbies was a trash-filled area with dangerous metal objects, all covered in gymnastics chalk. The guy at the front desk was basically sleeping in his chair after we paid to go in.

UPDATE: We have been coming to this facility since my son was 1 -- 7 years ago!!!! It's truly hard…read moreto believe. Read my past reviews for more info than what I write here. Well, we thought my older kiddo was done with gymnastics. We were wrong. We took one session off. Halfway through the next one, both kids asked when they could start gymnastics again. I guess they just needed a break. They continue to love the program here. Having boys, it's important the program isn't cutesy. Oh the horror! But not here. They do pommel horse, rings, bar. Floor work. Handstands. You name it! Over the years, we have had terrific coaches. We do appreciate having men as the dedicated coaches for the boys as they've gotten older and in dedicated boys classes. They get a crazy workout that they love. They always end sweaty and happy. Heads up! If you sign up a sibling for classes, you get a discount. e

I've been taking my 17 month old baby for three months now, Kyle and his team are always welcoming…read more My son always enjoys going to class, he gets to play and interact with other children. The main reason I signed him up for these classes was so he could interact and see other children around his age since he is not in daycare. They have a variety of days and times for classes. Overall very satisfied, thanks My Gym BG

We love going to my Gym at Buffalo Grove. My son has been going there since he was 7 months old and…read morehe enjoys every bit of it. The teachers there are soo loving and caring . Huge shout out to Mr. Kyle , Miss . Tess and Mr. Josaya

My daughter took one of their classes back when she was in pre-school. She wasn't sporty then...and…read morestill isn't years later, but they did a great job of making sports fun for all. And I loved the girl power that comes with it. Now with Covid-19 I've been trying to piece together the first month of summer before my kids start their delayed day camp in July. I heard Game On! Sports Camp was doing backyard camps for small groups and was intrigued, especially when i heard they were also doing boy groups. I immediately got together a group of 4 year old boys, 7 year old boys and 9 year old girls and was ready to register each a few times a week. As I think they are well aware their backyard registration system is horribly confusing. I consider myself to be something tech savvy and this is truly difficult to navigate. I ended up for the wrong days/times, overpaying, etc. And some of my less tech savvy friends gave up on signing up their kids because it was so confusing. The good news is that Barb and the other women in the office (shout out to Jenny who spoke to me 12 times on the phone over a few days) are super nice and did their best to help...and refunded my overpayments as well. We just finished week 1 of backyard camps and tried a few different instructors: Aaron, Tracy and Lucy. The actual camp is run way better than their registration system (phew) and all 3 of my kids were very happy and begging to do more sessions. It's a nice combo of sports and games. The instructors are responsible, enthusiastic and fun! Those who can commit to at least 4 weeks of Game On at least 3x a week received priority registration. I didn't want to commit for that much so I just chose available times/instructors for the future after priority registration. I didn't get all the exact times I wanted, but there were still some good options and each kid is signed for at least 3-4 more sessions before day camp starts next month. Kudos to Game On! for figuring out a way to pivot their business (their own day camp was cancelled) and keep our kids busy in the safety of their own backyards. They don't usually offer boys programs, but after this experience I think they should...and will definitely look into their future classes for my daughter since she enjoyed it so much last week.

Ok, so check it out, my oldest daughter tells me that she NEEDS to know how to play soccer,…read morebasketball and a whole bunch of other sports but she doesn't want to join a team. "Mommy, so many of my friends are on teams but I just want to know how to keep up when I play with them on a play-date. I don't even know the rules - I NEED to know the rules and then be able to practice every once in a while." Now, this idea works better for me because I do not aspire to be a soccer mom, per say, but I hear what she's saying. So off I go to try to find some way for her (and my youngest) to learn about sports in a fun, structured way without being all intense - thereby removing all the fun from the experience. Plus, I've already done my share of signing them up for activities only to have them lose interest... Well, not surprising, I either have to sign her up for specifically soccer, or gymnastics, or tennis, or anything even though she just wants to try them to learn about them and see how much she really likes them. Nothing good. Or, they are only boy camps. OR, they are boy/girl but clearly too intense on skill/ability but not necessarily the fun (hey all, it's summer, they need to have a good time too). THEN, whilst complaining about this to my friend (also sharing my maternal guilt), she says, "Oh, you should send them to Game On Sports Camp 4 Girls! My girls have gone for the last 4 years and they love it. Plus, they get to try all sorts of sports." I think, "Tell me more....." I say, "Where is it?". It's in Lake Forest...I'm a city girl...bummmer.... Then, 2 DAYS LATER, same friend calls me and says, "Hey Jen, Game ON! is opening up camp in Chicago - you should check it out!" All I can say is: "WWWWOOOOO to the HHHHHOOOO!!!". We're in like Flynn. Check it out: Monday - Friday, 10 Core Sports+ more, 9am - 3 pm (gotta love the full day!), Game On! Idol, 3 years old to 13 years old, 2 weeks - 6 weeks, suited to both recreational and travel athletes and more, more more! I am thrilled! My girls are set for camp in 2011 and I'm not even out of 2010 yet! Seriously though, I checked out their website, looked at video clips, became a fan on FB (lots of cool information comes there too!) and couldn't be happier. Both my girls have seen videos about camp and were sssssoooo excited that now we've recruited a couple of their friends to go as well. Can not say enough good things about having found this opportunity. I'm curious to see how my ballerinas do learning new skills and developing a love for sports, teamwork, meeting new friends, going to professional sporting events, and more.

Tara is AMAZING with her students. From beginners to advanced, she is a perfectionist, completely…read moreknowledgeable and has her students saftey and well being as her #1 priority. She is an expert at her art and her passion is evident in everything she does. She runs a tight ship. I look forward to my daughter training under Tara for many more years to come.

From the owner: High-quality beginner and intermediate aerial instruction. Get incredibly fit and learn the…read morefoundations of static trapeze, aerial silks, lyra (aerial hoop) and more. Classes for children and adults. Private lessons also available.

For the second time, I attended a grand-darling's birthday celebration at this venue.  Friendly…read morecoach James was present again, and he enthusiastically and energetically led the kids through an hour of fun and energy-burning gym activities.  They then settled down for a pizza and cake celebration lunch.  All in attendance had a great time, including the adults, who enjoyed watching the fun as much and/or as closely as they liked.  This second time around, I was really impressed with James as it takes a lot of energy to keep these kids busy and happy for an hour.  Maybe I'm just getting old, and I impress more easily on stuff like this lol.   Anyway, if you have active kiddos, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this place as a fun birthday celebration venue.  I don't know what it costs, but I have a feeling it's very reasonable, and you will have to await a review from my daughter for that aspect.

The teachers here are great and my children look forward to going to class every week…read more That is the ONLY reason we continue to attend classes here. The management of the facility is terrible for three main reasons: 1. Parking is a huge problem but the restriction on the front door makes the situation worse. There is a requirement to park behind the building and use the back door. In fact, there are threats posted inside the facility that if you are caught using the front door, your child will be dropped from the program. The problem is that there isn't nearly enough parking in the back of the building to accommodate all students. So most parents have to park on the street and walk down either side of the building. The problem is that there are always cars circling the building trying to find that parking in the back, so it's important to make sure your kids are pressed against the side of the building so they aren't hit by a car. I dread coming here in the winter when it gets dark earlier because I worry about the safety of kids arriving and departing from class. It's unclear why only employees are allowed to use the front door. It would seem smarter to relocate the reception desk to the front of the building and allow paying customers to come in that way safely. 2. The place is not very clean and lacks basic services like modern restrooms and working vending machines. So make sure your kids pee at home first and if you forget to bring a water bottle - too bad, you're heading to the gas station down the street. 3. It's too difficult for them to answer the phone. The recorded answer doesn't even indicate the company name and the voicemail box is always full. I found this out when I called to ask if the classes were taking place on a major Jewish holiday. Tried several times over the day and no answer. Yet when I arrived, the receptionist was calmly sitting there playing on her own phone because...priorities.

TYGR has been instrumental in my son's development. The staff care about and strive to get to know…read moreeach child and do an amazing job of developing an intensive individualized program for each child. My son lovesTYGR!

From the owner: TYGR delivers Pediatric Occupational, Physical, and Speech Therapy in a sensory rich environment,…read morethat promotes growth, independence and balance of the mind and body. Certified therapists create individualized sessions that utilize gymnastics equipment and yoga activities to improve physical, social, cognitive and life skills. Children have fun while making remarkable progress! Licensed therapists create exciting and motivating therapy sessions using balance beams, obstacle courses, parallel cars, rings, trampolines, tumbling tracks and fun yoga poses. The TYGR program is effective. Children improve their: -Sensory Regulation -Strength and Coordination -Balance and Flexibility -Focus and Awareness -Speech and Language -Confidence and Independence TYGR Facts: -One on one direct therapy with licensed therapists -TYGR works with children between 2 years and 12 years of age -TYGR is in network is BCBS and while we are out of network with other providers, we will submit claims on your behalf. *Free Consult with Physical Therapist for motor coordination.