This is a really great gym. I've taken a few of my cheerleaders up here for the open stunt night on…read moreThursdays. Ryan Johnson is the coach that runs it and he is fantastic. He gives such great feedback to the athletes. It doesn't matter if you're a basic or advanced stunter. They have people of all ranges that show up. Ryan is really great about making his way around to everyone. He makes an effort to learn everyone's name and get to know them. You feel right at home there. In most gyms stunt classes I have to do a lot of coaching with my girls. The people running the class like to stick around the more advanced stunters because that's more "fun" to work with. But Ryan is great and makes sure to work with everyone. It's great when you find a coach who actually knows what they're doing and clearly enjoys what they do! I have an infant and a husband who travels. I LOVE that I'm allowed to bring my son with me. Granted I keep him in the carrier the whole time, I worry about someone stepping on him. But I'm so appreciative of a gym that will allow me to work with my girls and have my son with me! Talk about family friendly! If you're in high school thinking about cheering in college, you're in college looking for somewhere to stunt or you're old like me and just like to see if you can still do a few skills I definitely recommend going here on Thursday nights at 8:15. You may get lucky and see my old self attempting to relive the glory days!

My girls love coming here. They're incredibly helpful with scheduling makeup classes. The coaches…read moreare knowledgeable and caring to my daughters. We feel like ohana.

My daughter has been at DGA for almost 15 years. She was two years old when she began with Coach…read moreRodica.. DGA is her home away from home and I am so grateful to these coaches for helping mold her into the gymnast and person she is today.

Our daughter is a gymnast who was on the DGA team for 2 years. She trained 32 hours a week. During…read morethat entire time she was coached by the Lazar family. She absolutely adored Rodica, Aurel and Sorin! They truly care about each and every gymnast and take the time to help each girl try and reach their potential. They are always respectful and very fair. They play no favorites and as a parent I whole heartedly trusted them to keep her physically and emotionally safe. My daughter absolutely loved going to gym everyday.

YOU MUST COME HERE!!! A++ school here!!!…read more My son has been coming to Emlers Swim since he was about 5 months old. He is about to be 2 in a month now. We have loved every teacher he has had and we LOVE Aubrey (Manager). He has grown to feel comfortable with multiple staff members and he truly enjoys class every time we come. I won't say that there are days where he wants more sleep, is having a teething day or regression, but out of the hundreds of classes we have come to, he maybe has had a handful only of "bad days". The teachers always accommodated to his attitude days and we managed each time! It's great to know that you're not alone in having a wild child or rough days. Moms and dads alike always welcome you and just joke about the terrible days. It's just an inviting place as a whole! Autumn, Emmaline, Eliana, and Caitlyn have all been just delightful. We have had Caitlyn through his first year and now we have her for his level 2/ first independent swimming class series and he LOVES her. She is honestly one of my favorite people ever. She makes swimming and learning fun for them, she explains what they need to work on, and allows your child to work for themselves as well so you know the classes are working! Aubrey has always been caring and hands on. She is always watching and is just the sweetest person ever!

We send our two daughters (1 and 3 yo) to weekly classes here. We have been very happy with this…read moreschool. Everything is very safe and organized. I love the waiting area that allows me to keep an eye on my girls during lessons. There's also a safety button to make use kids are on the right side of the door. The instructors work very well with the students. My 3 yo has some anxiety around water. Instructors are able to give her extra attention to help her become more comfortable with the water. You can also tell that everyone has a lot of experience working with very young children. They take pride in what they do.

Amy's Aquatics school is awesome! There is a comfortable quiet indoor area to watch your child's…read morelesson complete with room for other children to play while they wait. Awesome atmosphere, awesome staff. Amy has taught both of our girls to swim, and not just to swim but to love the water. We greatly appreciate her and everything she does!

Best place to get swim lessons in Flower Mound! Love coach Amy and all of the instructorsread more

I was visiting family in the area and needed a place to train. From the moment I walked in I was…read morewelcomed by Prof. Reding and his students. It's a great school with lots of students to train with. Everyone is very chill, knowledgeable and technical. I will definitely be back.

Parents beware of the auto-draft payment requirements mandated by the owner. If you ever decide to…read morecancel or "quit" the studio will continue to draft monies for a minimum of 2 months and as long as they can after that. In my case, Mark has drawn $100 a month for well over a year after my son quit the classes. Mark was smug about his contract language when i first approached him and would not return my phone calls when I continued to call and complain.

The guy who runs this shop is very knowledgeable about different bowling balls, bowling styles, and…read morecan't point any one in the right direction. He can give pointers and some insight on helping you decide on choosing the right ball for you. I think it was best when I made an appointment with him, you don't actually have to but it made the process quick and easy. My boyfriend and I both bought a ball from here maybe 3 weeks ago and we really are starting to love the game more and more, even to the point of some day joining a bowling league. So if you're looking for some decently priced bowling balls this is the place to go. I recommend, it's way better than bowling with the house bowling balls. I'm sure I'll be back in the near future to purchase a ball I can hook with a bit more weight to it. Come check it out!

My daughter LOVES CHEER. She came here to work on her tumbling. She had a great connection with…read moreCoach Kenny and was making progress and loving her lessons. We've been going since December 2019. She does get frustrated with herself and sometimes gets in her own head so she needs a bit of patience from coaches to find her way out. This week she was attending a summer camp. She was working on skills and was frustrated. I let a few questionable comments from Carlos - coach/owner go bc (1)They were 1 sided and came from my 12 year old only and (2) I don't know the relationship/communication style they have with each other. Today, however, she called me hysterically crying from camp saying she wanted me to pick her up early and never wanted to come back. When I asked why she said "He called me WORTHLESS and said I was pulling my friend down with me". I was livid but decided to discuss and hear his side of the story. Long story short: in a private discussion (out of my courtesy for his place of business) he felt she was not putting effort forth during the week and thought she wasn't trying/running hard enough while playing "sharks and minnows" that day. He then clarified that he didn't call her worthless - he said she was "BEING WORTHLESS " - apparently there is a difference(?). I've been a teacher for 26 years. That is a word that SHOULD NOT enter your vocabulary when working with children - EVER. A coach's job is to build children up, EMPOWER them - not tear them down. Not every child responds the same way to coaching and directions. Coaches (especially experienced coaches) should have a tool belt of strategies to use even if they are at their wits end - that do not demean a child. My daughter (as he was aware) has ADHD and takes criticism to heart in a deep and painful way. This has torn her apart. Now, I realize we are all human and times are stressful. I realize that kids can get on your last nerve (Kindergarten teacher here) but when that happens and you lose your cool you put on your ADULT hat, apologize to the CHILD, first and foremost, tell them why you were upset, correct the message you mistakenly sent and promise to do better the next time. THIS DID NOT HAPPEN. Not even an apology to my distraught daughter. His response to my concern was that we were free to leave at any point. When I told him we had already made that decision he said "there's the door - walk a little faster." I admit I stooped to the level of using a word I'd rather not post at this point. In any case, we will NOT be returning. If you choose to take your children here be sure to discuss with them each and every session how they were spoken to and how they felt. I worry that some will be treated in the same way and not have the courage to share that information and will internalize it, causing damage to their self esteem.

Amazing coaches that love my kid! Friendly office staff. Reasonable rates. Great equipment. Clean…read morefacility and great and comfortable parent viewing area. Highly reccomend!

We had so much fun at our couples fencing experience! A friend of mine posted on Instagram and my…read morepartner and I were trying to figure out what to do to celebrate our anniversary. We both love trying new activities (even if it involves physically exerting ourselves). I signed us up. Communicating with Renata was really easy and she answered any questions we had. Once we got there, David and Renata were there to teach us how to fence. Oh my gosh we had so much fun! We were sweaty and tired by the end of it, but it was such an amazing experience. 100/10 would try again :)

I liked both of the coaches (David and blanking on his wife's name) running this boutique fencing…read moreschool. Decided ultimately to another one that was a bit closer by. We only tried a single free intro class with my son. Was one boy that made me a little nervous swinging his practice sword around - to me more on his dad who sat there and refused to tell his son to stop. So David eventually had to get on to the kid for doing so. Both very kind people, I think for kids who respond to a gentler coaching approach, this is the place for you - especially larger facilities lead to a sense of over stimulation.