I love this place. It's a great place to bring your little ones but I'm so sad that Ms Tala is no…read morelonger with the preschool She was a big help on Mondays class.My daughter miss her

I am writing this negative review about Winners Gymnastics with an extreme heavy heart. First, I…read moremust say that my 5 year old daughter loves gymnastics and we thought Winners Gymnastics was the place that would allow for her to grow and excel, not only in just recreation, but competition gymnastics. Tonight all 9 parents of Level 2 completion team were delivered a shocking ultimatum that left 90% percent of the team without a gym. I'll start by saying that earlier in the Summer, parents noticed that the Level 2 competition team was falling considerably behind in their competition routines. When parents brought this concern to the owner, Eva, she assured the parents they were not behind although they were supposed to have learned their comp routine during the summer, which added an extra 3 hours a week for an additional $25 dollars. This would take the 9 weekly hours in the summer at a rate of $390 to 12 hours at a rate on $415. The problem is that the team did not learn any of the routine during the summer and the team went back to 9 hours a week after the summer. The girls never used the extra hour to work on their competition routine as well as inconsistent coaches within the week, thereby creating more of a setback for the girls for their upcoming competition. As we headed into Fall, owner Eva further suggested to bombard the girls with 3 additional hours a week for $475, adding an additional $85 to the base Fall rate of $390. The major concern all parents had with this suggestion was having the girls practice late into the night at the gym would certainly affect school performance. As a result, parents again settled for one additional hour per week for the Fall as opposed to 3 additional hours. However, owner Eva still charged the parents $475 for the 1 extra hour a week. So the question became, "How do you quote the price for 3 extra hours as $475 and the price for one extra hour as $475?"This makes no financial sense. And since, parents gave pushback for this nonsensical pricing change, owner Eva decided that today would be the Climax day to make a unilateral decision to dissolve the Level 2 competition team and give parents an ultimatum to 1. demote from the Level 2 competition team to a recreation team, or 2. Leave the Winner's Gym and find another Gymnastics home at another gym. Wow. Who gives parents just a few hours for such a massive decision like this??? Parents were not only shocked by this rash and impulsive decision, but many were left wondering how owner Eva could dissolve the Level 2 competition team 2 months before competition. First, my personal thought is not only is this type of business operation model unprofessional, but also without regard for the students and parents. Secondly, hasty decisions like canceling an entire competition team mid season causes a major disruption and disappointment because the girls have worked really hard on the routines thus far and it separates the team camaraderie and relationships that the girls have built amongst each other. Lastly, the price gauging for additional clinics and added training hours was frequently unpredictable and irregular, which in turn affects family household budgets. Needless to say, that due to the pressure that parents faced in making an immediate decision of the aforementioned ultimatums, 6 of 9 parents decide to terminate their association with Winner Gymnastics. Similarly, since the Level 2 competition coach was blindsided by the actions of owner Eva, the Coach actively quit employment on the spot which is so telling of a larger more cancerous problem with the Winners Organization. My overall sentiment regarding the operations of Winner Gymnastics is that they truly don't care about its students, but more so their reputation and the relentless money grab. I'm writing this to simply share my experience and encourage any further patrons to proceed with caution because your child will not be a "winner". Sincerely, Concerned & Disappointed Parent

We tried this place for the kids and it's a great gymnastics program…read more The coaches are SO good and the team overall is very good and competitive. They even went to state championships. I highly recommend this gym, and yes we tried the other few in the area and this one was by far the best!

So...The instructors are awesome w the kids. Its fun and engaging. The kids get rewards at the end…read moreof their gymnastics practice. Price for 4 sessions a month is reasonable. Its sort of a place where kids can go when they are serious about gymnastics. The older kids compete. I took my daughter when she was about 3. It IS also a workout for the parents (don't get in the foam pit for any reason). I'd say a con is the toddler class was crowded and the building is really hot in the summer. Sometimes I wasnt able to get a seat to watch the class. Would I have my kiddo in again, yes but not in the summer and not on a busy class day.

Coach Willie is well known in the Socal gymnastics community for being a great person and coach…read more This is fact. He truly is amazing. He is very understanding of people's situations and will work with your child and help them build confidence. It's obvious that he loves working with the kids and helps them achieve their goals, all while having fun and keeping the kids laughing. The staff at GP truly cares about their athletes and they make gymnastics fun, even through the grind of conditioning. The gym puts off fun "party vibes", music always playing and on hot days they bring out a waterslide to keep the kids cool during the Summer. Sometimes Coach Willie cooks up hotdogs or brings treats for the kids after practice. The staff attend trainings by National Coaches and incorporate what they learn back at home. If you are looking for a great gym in the IE, we highly recommend GP.

The lady at the front desk was so sweet and welcoming when we first signed up. I have 2 daughters…read morethat attend classes here. They both love their coaches and can't wait to go back. We also attended their summer camp this year and my girls had a blast!

Our daughter was in Level 1 at Younique Gymnastics for about a year. During 2026, we never saw her…read moreuse the bars even once, and over the last couple of seasons I don't remember seeing the Level 1 class use the balance beam either. Each season is around seven weeks and is paid for in advance, so as parents we kept hoping the next session would involve more actual gymnastics. Instead, a large portion of the classes consisted of conditioning exercises such as push-ups, sit-ups, planks, carrying mats, and other workouts. After finishing the exercises, they might work on a gymnastics skill, but most of what we saw was basic skills such as cartwheels. While one student was being taught the skill, the other students would often be doing another workout or conditioning drill. Classes would frequently finish with more conditioning as well. I completely understand that strength and conditioning are important in gymnastics, but after watching this continue for roughly six months, it felt like conditioning was the main focus rather than gymnastics. In my opinion, conditioning should be a smaller part of the class, with the majority of the paid class time spent practicing gymnastics skills and using the equipment. I'm mainly writing this for parents considering Level 1. If you are expecting to regularly watch your child practice bars, beam, and other gymnastics skills, our experience was very different. Unfortunately, a lot of the time we were watching our daughter do push-ups and conditioning exercises rather than use the gymnastics equipment.

We tried this place out about 2 years ago. My daughter tried it for a month and we were so unhappy…read more Her coach was a rude, young girl with dark hair. My daughter was in a beginner class and had never taken gymnastics before. The girl told her to do whatever on the bar. My daughter asked for help. She commented back that she knew how to do it and that my daughter just wanted her to babysit her. Again, my daughter had zero experience with gymnastics. She was upset and cried in the car. I didn't even get an apology at the desk when I said my daughter would not be coming back. Since then we have found an amazing place in Fontana on Cherry!!!

This is the best gymnastics center ever! We have been to a…read morecouple but there is no care like the care the trainers give the students. Each week is a new development is skills and it's so perfectly designed. My baby girl will b going here for the rest of her gymnastics life

Amazing classes for your kids! I highly recommend it. They have the nicest staff that have a…read moregenuine interest in your kids growth! They will motivate your kids and get the most of them!

We absolutely love Adaptive Athlete! The coaches are fantastic! They're so patient and encouraging,…read moreand they genuinely seem to enjoy their jobs. Sometimes my daughter has tougher days, especially if she didn't get a great nap, but the coaches always know how to meet her where she's at and make class enjoyable. They're constantly teaching her new skills while making learning fun, and we've seen so much growth in her confidence. I highly recommend this gym to anyone looking for a positive and supportive gymnastics program!

My daughter wanted to start gymnastics and could not find a place with structure and good coaches…read more We were referred by a friend to the adaptive athlete and have been going for nearly two years. My daughters look forward to going to class weekly! The classes are structured and the student to teacher ratio is great. The gym is clean & safe, I feel great about my girls going here. The price is fair considering the wonderful gym and instructors. I do wish they offered a sibling discount & a referral program as I have had friends bring their kids here too.

I had three kids enrolled in this gym. The front office is knowledgeable and kind. They have good…read morepolicies and manage the gym very well. There is an air conditioned waiting room for family and friends to sit and watch. Every coach is well qualified and ready to train. You will also notice a few more policies that makes this place a five star gem but I want you to try them out and find out for yourselves.

We love Era gymnastics! Our daughter has been going there for 4 years, now on level 4. They have…read morebeen rebuilding and the gym is growing. They keep it fun and encouraging all while pushing our daughter to be better. She loves the coaches and feels they support her growth and at the same time aren't overly tough on her to where it would kill her love of the sport. It's been super fun to watch the program grow and quality talent be developed as well as see tremendous performance and achievement within the gym at the competitions.

Finally found an activity my 2.5 year old can do and loves! The suite was a little difficult for…read moreme to find initially since the groupon mentioned the building number but not the suite. Head towards the fountain at the end of the plaza. The suite is on the second floor to the left of the elevator. My toddler absolutely loves her dance class. She didn't do well in gymnastics or swim but she can most definitely follow along with the spinning and twirling in the toddler class. The classes are only 20 minutes, which is great for little ones attention span. Highly recommended if you're looking for a fun, short dance class for a toddler around age 3 :)

This didn't work for us either. Teacher is nice but the schedules are ... well you don't know. You…read morehave to copy them from the door. Up coming schedules. I was very new and so was my friend. I asked her if she knew about the dance recital? Nope. The whole time, we couldn't go up stairs to see to studio(only from zoom). so how are we suppose to know the dances? We both felt like we were left in the dark and didn't know what was going on. When I saw the dance recital on Facebook, I was so disappointed my daughter wasn't in there and neither was my friends daughter. Miscommunication I guess or post.

Disgusting. I saw a post from a mom on this team saying her 6-year-old daughter was denied water at…read morepractice in this Vegas heat, crying and saying her throat was dry. A 6-year-old. That's heartbreaking and completely unacceptable. If this is how Envy Athletics treats little kids, that says everything about the program. The mom said staff were rude and uncompassionate when she asked, then unfollowed her instead of addressing it. I would NOT recommend this place to anybody. Kids basic safety should come first. Do better!

I had the incredible opportunity to be apart of Envy's level 6-Coed non tumbling team. I've cheered…read morefor 7 different teams over the course of 12 years and without a doubt Envy Eclipse was my most memorable season. I've never had coaches like Chantel and Steven. They truly care about their athletes, they fight for you, and want to see you succeed. My teammates, I can't say enough nice things about them. This is the only team I've been apart of that genuinely feels like a family. They include everyone, every time!! This was my first time competing at a lvl 6 and I learned so much. Allstars is hard work but with amazing coaches and teammates, it makes it all worth it.

Ms. Natalie and her staff are amazing. My daughter is a competition dancer and the progress she…read moremade within 7 months were incredible. Our daughter has been attending Move for over 2 years now and I highly recommended them. A++++

Great dance academy for all ages with some pretty amazing teachers/coaches. My little one loves…read morecoming here and has so much fun learning tap and ballet. They're affordable! FYI seating it very limited inside so staying inside to watch may be an issue but not too bad.