What a waste of money for horrible service!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This gym has a huge reputation, but I find that it's heavily over exaggerated. I took some freerunning sessions and adult gymnastics classes and I wish I would have spent my money and time almost anywhere else but here. The adult gymnastics classes are fine if you are already a gymnast and need little to no instructions. For those of us with no experience, there isn't enough instructors to teach you with their full roster of adult gymnasts finetuning their skills. They say that the classes are open to all, but I wouldn't recommend that you go to the adult gymnastics classes unless you have prior experience. Otherwise, you'll wind up sitting watching everyone else have fun while seeing no progress due to the 2 trainers being preoccupied with advanced gymnasts. If you thought that was a bad but brutally honest review, then hold on as I reveal the truth about the horrid freerunning lessons and the evil parkour coach. Because I have never attempted freerunning before and I in my early 20's, they suggested that I have private sessions for $50 each session. If I would've known how horrible and what a waste of time it was, I could have just burned my cash. At least then I would get a little pleasure seeing money not go into this gym's hands and been free of injuries from doing parkour. The parkour coach never shows up on time. For 4-5 times in a row he was always late. Usually by 20 minutes and he still had the nerve to charge me a full session. The final time he was late, he was exactly 45 minutes late. When I told him I wasn't happy about his repeated tardiness, he started yelling at me, blaming me for him being late. That's how crazy this man is. Then he claimed his car was on the fritz. I do give people the benefit of the doubt, but not 5 times in a row. When I finally expressed my feelings of anger to the managers, he started showing up only because he feared of being fired which is what should have happened. Was the $50 worth it, you ask? Come on, do you really have to ask? Hell no, it wasn't worth it!!!!!!!!!!!!! On top of always having a shortened parkour session, the skills you will learn from the instructor are almost no-brainers for a jogging intellectual crossing obstacles. The fancy moves you see on TV will require at least some form of basic acrobatic skills which I don't know and made the moves very basic, boring, and monotonous. For fifty dollars a session at this rate would take centuries to learn and is so expensive that you couldn't afford a casket for your funeral, which is where you're headed if you try this stuff on concrete. Speaking of death, did I forget to mention all the injuries that you will incur while trying the parkour moves? Sprained ankles and fingers, sore knee joints, and bruises all over the lower body are what to expect when coming to these parkour lessons, so be prepared to take some days off to recover. "That's how you know you're doing (it) right" says the coach of this freerunning gym regarding injuries. Read that last sentence out loud and ask yourself if that sounds crazy, which it is. Nancy Reagan said no to drugs, for the love of God say no to this gym and save yourself the money, injuries, and most of all the ti read more