Balance has been my daughter's gymnastics home for approx. 4 1/2 years now. She started in diapers…read moreand is now on their competitive Compulsory Team. Balance has gone through some changes (as many gyms do) within our time here, and they go through each change gracefully. Yes, we would all love to see our kids from some amazing viewing spot, but all buildings sadly can't accommodate that, and sometimes it's best for the focus of the growing gymnasts as well. Reid, Liz, Miss Janet, Diana, Nolan, Kevin, Adriana, Gavin, and even those no longer at Balance have all been great motivators and do their best to know each child they see on a regular basis. We've never felt like just a number here- even on the busiest of days. Parking can be frustrating at times, but when isn't it in Miami? The pricing is fair, and the place is always clean.

My daughter went for a try out class and I'm glad she agreed that this place wasn't adequate for…read moreher. The facilities look run down and dirty, and the area for parents to watch their kids is a joke. A few benches and a TV monitor doesn't really cut it for me. My daughter left without a drop of sweat so I know she wasn't adequately challenged either. We will be heading back to the other gym we were part of immediately!

This is review is specifically for Dani's adult gymnastics class which is a part of Flips &…read moreFriends! Being that I wasn't able to try gymnastics as a kid, I was really excited to see a class for adults. Dani the coach was super patient with myself and the other class goers. She is motivating and helps keep the class high energy. I recommend this class for anyone who is looking to try something a little different on their fitness journey. Can't wait to come back and bring friends!

The owner of this gymnastics spot is disorganized, unprofessional and rude. The pricing is also…read moreextremely off market. There are extensive options that are at a better price point in the neighborhood. Her prices are 2-3x higher than other gymnastic classes in the area. One time my daughter attended the open gym. While I was there, the owner sent me 6 messages asking me for info on the open gym when her employee was there. It was unprofessional. Another time, I tried to book a birthday party. She changed the pricing on me. Then when I spoke with her on the phone, she scoffed and hung up on me, only reaffirming my decision to not book a party here.

Exactly 1 year ago, I've been coming to this place since I started my Parkour/Free Running…read moreexperiences in Miami. Back then it was a great gymnastics warehouse, but now with it's upgrades and the new Foam Pit, RIGHTEEOOUUUS!!!!!! (Almost landing my double backflip). Every Saturday for $10 from 11am - 2pm Open Gym to anyone!! RIIIIIIIGHTEEEOOUUS!!!!!!!!! The 5 stars I'm giving this place is a full year experience.

Any age, any skill level, On Your Toes will train you with utmost enthusiasm!…read more I am a former dancer and gymnast who has not done a cartwheel in over 12 years! I saw that OYT offered an adult class on Saturdays from 11-12 for only $10 and decided to try it out. How thrilling! The coach was a young Cuban gymnast who coached other gymnasts on the Cuban team for the Pan-American games. He spoke minimal English, but his hand gestures got the point across to those students who did not speak Spanish. Most importantly, he treated me like a true athlete; motivating me, cheering me on, and encouraging me to lose my fear (all while spotting and keeping me safe from injury). There was zero down time during the session. We did a 15 minute cardio warm-up and went on to tumble. Handstands came first, then cartwheels, aerials, front-walk over, back walk-over, round-off, and front tucks. The composition of the class was quite interesting. There were only 5 of us, 3 of which were girls less than 10 years old. It was a little awkward at first, but we all gelled and cheered each other on. Skill levels also varied in the class, but the coach managed to split himself between spotting beginners on different exercises than the more advanced students. I honestly would not pass over the opportunity to get in shape and learn a cool stunt for $10 a class. Unfortunately, the class is only once a week, although the staff is so kind and generous that they may offer another session if there is enough interest. As for competitive gymnasts, I would also highly recommend you bring your kid's talent here. I saw several young gymnasts training with other coaches on the balance beam and uneven bars and was simply blown away. I can't wait for my daughter to turn 3, so she can begin training at this center. Compared to others in the vicinity (Tumblebees and Power Tumble), On Your Toes takes the cake. Take it from someone who knows the sport. These coaches know what they are doing.

The staff at the school are very friendly and helpful. The…read morefacilities are clean, and there's ample parking available. The school offers a free trial class, which is a fantastic opportunity for kids to try out the class before committing. Thank you

The academy is ok, we have an issue there when some employee Russian speaking mistreats my son just…read morebecause he was playing around with another child, he got some huge red mark on his arm when that happens, we complain even to the owners, and nothing was done we decide to never again take our son to that Academy for our son safety, 2 week later I ask the Spanish speaking lady at the front name (Carla) if she spoke to the owner and her responses was very unprofessional and rude she start screaming like a maniac in front of my Son, even my Son told her that she is Rude with other kid's, week later my wife have a Metting with one of the owner and the final decision was nothing, her unprofessional answer was to not bring child again to camp, I was expecting a call from one of the owner and never receive a call to give our version of the incident, I'm a Ex Baseball player for 20 years and still teaching kid's overseas and we never treat any child the way my child was treated, also the baseball academy there was more playing around than leaning the fundamentals of the sport, if you want to use a baseball academy please I suggest a real baseball academy.......

Came here as part of my bachelor party while in town, and everyone agrees that it was one of the…read morehighlights of our trip. Our group was mostly a combination of powerlifters, rock climbers, and martial arts people, and we had a blast trying obstacles that were a little (or a lot) out of our comfort zone. Great value, killer workout, and lots of fun. If you want to embrace your inner child and swing from some stuff, this is the place.

Talk about fun! We celebrated my son's 10th birthday here and he absolutely LOVED it! Everyone had…read moreso much fun and raved about the place. The staff was great and very attentive. Thank you so much 305 Ninja Academy peeps.

My daughter loves training here...this is her third year at SMG. She looks forward to go every day!…read moreWe tried other gyms before but this was the right fit for her. This will be her second year competing and she LOVES it.

Disappointed is an understatement. I brought my daughter to this place pretty much because it's the…read moreonly gymnastics place nearby, and since another parent from my daughter's ballet school mentioned it, I thought "why not?" My daughter is blessed with a natural athletic build and is very active. She is also labeled with ASD, but is extremely high functioning, verbal and social. She takes ballet twice a week. My daughter joins the class thats starts running around the mats, and within the first 10 minutes of the stretching exercises, this old lady comes over and rudely asks "who's child is that?" "She doesn't belong here." I told them that I had mentioned on the phone prior to attending, that my daughter was only 5, and it was her first time. I then went on to tell them she ASD, but is high functioning. The man asked me "what is that?" I told him Autism, and he still didn't seem to know what that was. The old lady comes over again, to say that she cannot be in this class, that this is not the place for her, which starts to piss me off frankly because she's kicking out my 5 year old for not following along with stretches, even though it was her 1st time ever and no one was even showing her what to do! They were literally kicking us out! Aside from the fact that she is special needs, why would they have me come to this class knowing that my daughter is only 5 in kindergarten. She was trying to follow along and keep up with the stretches, but they were moving rather quickly and apparently they had some 3rd graders in that class. As I was explaining this, the old lady is pressuring us to leave, without offering an alternative. I told the man how rude the lady was, and all he says is " I don't disagree with you, but she can't keep up." And that's it. I left, and cried in the parking lot because I couldn't believe how ignorant and cruel people could be towards children, especially children with special needs. My daughter could totally do this, but they would give her a chance! Wouldn't even teach her the stretch exercises! They just expected her to follow everyone. I should've sued those jerks because this felt like discrimination.

My daughter has been part of IDOL for the past two years. She started at age five and is now seven…read more I have read some comments about Coach Mejia describing her as unprofessional, hostile, or abusive. Let me start by saying that, in my experience, this is completely inaccurate. Coaches are not meant to be your child's "friend." Their role is to guide, mentor, teach discipline and build accountability. These are important values that help children grow not only in sports but also in life. Maybe part of the problem today is that many children are being raised on feelings rather than facts, and discipline is sometimes mistaken for being harsh. In reality, structure and accountability are exactly what young athletes need to grow and succeed. I completely trust Coach Mejia with my daughter. She consistently instills responsibility, structure, and accountability in the athletes she coaches, and I truly appreciate the positive impact she has had on my child over the past two years. Thank you Coach Mejia !

I really like IDOL Cheer! The coaches are super nice and help me get better especially with flying…read more It's really fun but they also push you to improve. I love it here!

My child attended Learning Best Edgewater for two years. The teachers themselves are good and…read moregenuinely caring, and they work hard with the kids. Unfortunately, the ownership and management are very disappointing and overshadow the positives. Activities get canceled (such as music) with no communication to parents. There is constant penny-pinching -- parents are repeatedly given long shopping lists (30+ items) for small things like napkins and supplies, even when bringing food. Costs go up every year, yet services and activities continue to be reduced. When concerns are raised, Ms. Meybis shows little interest in resolving them. Each complaint is met with the same reaction, and no real action is ever taken. It's frustrating to see tuition increase while the quality and offerings decrease year after year. Because of this, we ultimately chose to leave. I would strongly recommend parents look elsewhere -- Kinuvu on 22nd is a much better option.

Over $2000 per month for only 4 hours a day! But now I…read morethank God it was only 4 hours because my son didn't even touch his water bottle at this Miami heat! And I told them multiple times he doesn't know how to use it you need to show and they said it's ok but no water bottles ever been touched by my son. Anyway, a week at this facility was more than enough to discharge my son because he got Covid! For the first time in 2 years! Me and my husband both are vaccinated because we take it very seriously! I'm currently pregnant with our second baby and couldn't even imagine the consequences If this Covid situation would happen to me! I had to isolate myself from my own child! The school don't check on babies! Parents doesn't care about there kids coughing they send them to school anyway! And guess what? No refund because all this school care about as money! Stay away please, STAY AWAY!