Our family LOVES MAG. We've been going there for five years now. My kids started in the…read moremom-and-tot classes, which were a wonderful introduction for a parent who knew *nothing* about gymnastics. My daughter eventually decided gymnastics was not for her, but my son has continued and is doing amazing! The coaches are so supportive, and one of the head coaches (Leon) is so responsive and receptive to concerns. Whenever I have left him a note with something I am worried about with my son, he calls right away. The coaching is supportive and challenging, and not the least bit scary or intimidating. They have very reasonable expectations for the kids, but also recognize that they are just kids and will occasionally screw around and need redirection. The coaches connect with the parents after each session, so I always knew what my son was working on and could ask how to support him. (For example, he had a fear of upside-down moves and we knew to start having him go upside down more with us as we horse-played at home and it helped!) Our family also loves "Kids' Night Out!" My daughter even loves it, though she left gymnastics. It gives us an affordable monthly "date night" we can count on, and the kids are so happy. The office staff is organized, friendly, and super-understanding of family pressures. When I have called with scheduling questions or payment questions, they are helpful and never get an attitude or impatient. Once we had to cancel a "Kids' Night Out" because my daughter was ill, and they gave us a credit for the next one! Who *does* that? MAG does that. They are fantastic.

Employee Perspective: I started at MAG as a gymnast and years later came back to coach recreational…read moregymnastics. Jessica & Leon conducted my interview and gave me a great overview of the facility, culture, and job duties. I shadowed under several coaches until I felt comfortable instructing on my own. The great thing about coaching was seeing the athletes progress through the classes and the interactions with their parents and family. Extra events such as physical abilities testing and the yearly exhibition help further showcase the athletes individual abilities. Kids Night Out is a fun night for students and even new children to the gym. Birthday parties and field trips allow children to try gymnastics in a less structured format. This facility is cleaned daily and has amazing coaches who truly care about their athletes safety and happiness! :)

Jumparama has been so good to us. Angela is awesome. She is so positive and she makes a great…read moreenvironment. My daughter feels very welcome there and she is getting so strong. She is paralyzed, but they have worked so well with her. She just feels like a kid who loves gymnastics. The whole environment is so positive. Parents seem to have their priorities on their kids learning gymnastics, having fun, and making friends. I can't say enough good about Jumparama. What a Godsend it has been.

My granddaughter has been attending classes and open gym here for close to a year I believe. She…read morejust loves going and asks every morning if it is gym day. Her teacher Mary is so kind and warm-perfect for young toddlers and beyond while Amanda, who runs the place, makes sure everything is running smoothly. My daughter and I could not be happier with Euro Stars here in Plymouth.

The staff goes above and beyond for their gymnasts and their families. The coaches teach proper…read moreform and execution of skill.

Love their classes!…read more We've been going to the gymnastics class for about a year. Our two year LOVES the classes. They have the same structure for the class but 3 different skills each week. The teachers are knowledgeable and take interest in getting to the children. The teachers are very gentle with the children as they learn new skills. Each class starts and ends with circle time and song. The little gym offers gymnastics for many ages, dance classes and an introductory sports class. There is a monthly duplo LEGO night. We have not been but they look like a lot of fun. Some of the classes can be a little crowded but overall we will continue classes at the little gym!

This place is terrible for parties , I had a bad experience , don't get me wrong the instructors…read morewhere absolutely friendly and great with the kids and so nice , but they rushed us the whole time , normally we would do cake then presents well they weren't even going to do presents , they made us all walk out of the room and sit on the floor . Then they started cleaning up throwing everything away . Kids barely got the cupcakes and the cake wasn't touched because they rushed and didn't cut the cake and they seriously asked "you guys want to take it to go" lol no we want to sit and eat it , I had to ask the ladies to get everything started , I asked 5 times if she could cut the cake so someone could take it home and she finally cut one slice and didn't have anything to cover it , why offer to take it home if you have nothing to cover it ? Love the concept and how friendly , don't like being rushed and they did everything backwards , I was so flustered I couldn't even have fun with my daughter because I was too busy trying to make sure we were on time for everything and deal with all my guest wonderful why we aren't doing things right . I couldn't even enjoy the time there . Would not recommend them . Not worth the $300

We did the first free class and had a blast. The instructor was high energy and kept different…read moreactivities coming. Which is good because 2 year olds can get bored fairly quickly.

Love the toddler classes since it gives kids freedom to explore and run all over! Coach Ralph is…read moreawesome. Energy is always up and so good with the kids. My son has no attention span at all but I love the effort Coach Ralph puts in to try and get to know him better & everyone. Great place, definitely recommend:)

Miss Rachel and the staff are well-trained, supportive and provide a nurturing environment in which…read morethe children can grow and play while exploring the worlds of Dance and Gymnastics! There are many reasons to send your child to Allstar Patrois Dance & Gym. Here are few that influenced me. Dance is a great form of exercise, and it can help children develop their physical fitness, flexibility, and coordination. It can also help to improve their posture and overall health and this is especially true at this academy. Dance helps children develop self-confidence, provides a meaningful method of self-expression and creativity. Dance and Gymnastics also help improve concentration and focus. Dance and Gymnastics are not done nor learned in a vacuum. Through these disciplines and arts children develop social skills and make new friends. Allstar Patriots Dance & Gym also helps to instill in the dancers and gymnasts all the skills and abilities that come along with being part of a team. It is generally known that physical exercise, no matter what the personal abilities of the individual are, improves children's academic performance. Dance and Gymnastics, both the practice and appreciation of, can be lifelong activities providing benefits for children and adults alike. Dance and Gymnastics improve physical and mental health which provides a sense of community and belonging. If you are considering sending your child to a dance academy I recommend you stop by and visit with Miss Rachel and the staff. You'll be glad you did!

My kids have been taking gymnastics here for the last 2 1/2 years. They're now 6 and 3, so I can…read moreonly speak from personal experience about the preschool programs. The list of things I love about this place is a long one. The thing that inspired me to finally write this review was watching Miss Sue talk to the kids about Fire Safety Week at class tonight. Not only did she give a short presentation on fire safety that held every little kid spellbound, the activities for the kids all incorporated aspects of fire safety. Their activities included practicing "stop, drop, and roll", staying low to crawl out of a smoky room, and climbing up and down ladders in addition to the usual basic gymnastics skills. The preschool gym area was decorated with stuffed dalmations and pretend 'fires" made of crepe paper. I can't even begin to describe the way the gym is transformed for Halloween, Christmas, and Easter! They really put a lot of effort into making it special for the kids. My daughter started here in a parent-child class when she was a toddler. The preschool classes use circuits made up of various equipment for climbing, rolling, balancing, swinging, etc. so every child is doing something all the time. There's very little waiting for the next activity, and they don't get bored. Every class also includes a short teacher-led group activity, and finishes with a good-bye song and a sticker for each kid. It's consistent every week and my kids love it! My son isn't the strongest or most coordinated kid on the planet, but I'm so incredibly pleased with the progress he's made since he's been coming here. I've watched his strength and agility increase by the week, and I believe that the self-confidence he's acquired here will positively effect the way he views exercise for the rest of his life. The patience and support of FGC's instructors has made all the difference. They also have classes for the older kids and several levels of competitive gymnastics teams. I don't know much about those since my kids are still too young for that, but I know that one of their former students is now on the gymnastics team at U of M, so it appears that they have the experience and knowledge to produce champions.

My daughter has been attending for the past year. She started with the parent-toddler class and is…read morenow doing class by herself. Ms. Doreen is an amazing coach and works very well with the youngsters. My daughter loves going every week. This place has an amazing set-up for gymnastics and a great staff. The facility is always very clean and organized.

Newly redone & well worth the cost as a Livonia resident!!! I paid $250 for the whole year. You get…read moreaccess to the gym, pools, track, rock climbing, gyms as well as the outdoor pools once summer hits. I believe there's outdoor courts and other things as well. Super excited about the cafe opening too.

Friendly staff, lots of equipment and facilities. They are renovating right now (3/26) so somewhat…read morechaotic...... With so much equipment and things to do, one can always find a way to work out. They keep status and updates posted regularly around the building so you can always find out what going on. I use this facility regularly!

Not for us. I decided to join my 2 year old in the tiny Monkeys Saturday class, our first time…read morethere was a disaster. Since we had never been there before I went to the front desk to get some instructions, they were very little help. When they came to get students for the class it was a very young girl who spoke very softly, went to the gym and had no idea where to go. Again, very little help. No introduction for a newbie, my toddler wanted to play, the instructor wanted to do more of a party cake pretend wash your hands exercise. Not what I had in mind. The instructors are very young girls, the front desk workers are very young . I wanted a place for her to get some exercise and play, not sit and do hand gestures. Maybe my kid is just different but she has a lot of energy.

My daughter has been going to splitz from age 2-6 on Saturdays. Very caring and patient high…read moreschool/college age coaches. I've seen my daughter steadily grow in confidence in trying new skills - even if it's scary at first. She loves engaging with the coaches, and they are exceptionally good at managing the little ones. Would it by nice if they had a changing room? yes, but it's not that much of a hassle to dress them before going to the gym. Suggest picking an earlier class to avoid issues with parking or the waiting area being crowded. Very good job managing pandemic mask issues.

Our daughter looks forward to her gymnastics class every week. She's in their 3-4 year old class…read morewith Miss Lisa and absolutely loves it. They seem to be building on more skills than what we were seeing through the city. The only down side is there are quite a few simultaneous classes going on, so it can be tricky getting a seat to watch some weeks.

Please don't sign your children up for this sport, especially not at this gym. Unless, of course,…read moreyou hate them and want them to hate themselves for the rest of their foreseeable future. When I was a kid, I did gymnastics here. It was my entire childhood. Everyone I knew, I knew them from MEGA fun and fitness. I saw my coaches more than my parents. Every single day I was at the gym (5 days a week by the way), I was only put down and scolded, with the excuse that it would make me better, stronger. But I knew I could never be good enough, or strong enough. I could always do more, but it would never be praise-worthy. After far too many years of this, I quit. It was the best decision I ever made. But the experience still affects me. I'm an adult now, but I still have dreams about Coach ***, and I wake up sweating every time. But maybe the blame can't be placed on someone who is unaware of the trauma she is creating for young girls like me. I wish I could go back and undo it all. Or tell my parents to not let me do it. But I can't. So all I hope is that this message reaches one mom who just wants the best for her daughter(s). This is not the best you can do for them.