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    Impact Ninja Gym

    3.9 (35 reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    Gemini U.

    Great place for your kids to let off steam especially being cooped up during these cold winter days. Came here for a birthday party. Upon opening the door all you see is a big warehouse with some monkey bar type exercise equipment. Birthday parties are in the back of the room, on the right side, and are given one long table for your party. Renting the table is for one hour only, and you will be politely asked to leave when your time is up. Wrist bands are given to paying patrons. For those who are over 12 years old will have a separate wristband. I saw that they had a few single room for rent, but nothing was in them. I couldn't see any direction for the kids at the party, just "Have at it". After the hour the kids were ready to go home after running around getting the exercise that they needed. So if your kids need a safe place to run, jump, and swing this is the place to go.

    Kids 5 and under zone
    Julie P.

    This place is so cool! With the rise in popularity of the TV shoe America Ninja Warrior this place is fun for the kids to come to and try the same skills they see on TV. The staff is a great help. So even if you have little kids they are there to help them up some of the obstacles. They have an area for 5 and under and then an area for 6 and up. Then a serious zone for the real old kids. They do Birthday party's too! The cost is affordable for two hours it's $19 for a child 6 and up. They also have a section for the little kids and that is only $14. If you only want to come for an hour it's a little bit cheaper. Check this place out!

    Beginning of the course.
    Nycole R.

    Do your kids watch people on TV overcoming the physical obstacles and games and wish they, too, could prove their strength and agility in real life? Or are they just bouncing off the walls with extra energy that you'd like to expel somewhere other than on your living room furniture? Obstacle Warrior Kids may be the answer you're looking for! There are multiple "courses" setup for different skill levels and/or age groups. They are challenging enough to be fun and even mimic some of the traditional playground apparatus you may see at your local park. There are staff members posted at various points of the courses to maintain safety and ensure everyone has a good time. I observed a few times when one staff member intervened to encourage a group of excited youngsters to take turns on one particularly challenging obstacle to avoid collision and injury. For a few more dollars you can try your hand at the "extreme" area which boasts even more challenging obstacles that are more appropriate for teens and adults. The toddlers also have their own designated area that keeps them safe from the bigger kids. As a spectator, I appreciated the ample seating areas along the outsides of the room that allowed me visibility into the activity but the comfort of a nice spot to relax. I did wish there was wifi, since the cell service was pretty bad in this area (maybe due to the large concrete walls all around me).

    Just standing here extremely mad, while she flirts with the other instructor eating cookies.
    Brittany H.

    This is regarding their Class! Do not waist your money I am so disappointed! $50 for 2 kids to do an hour of this class. When singing up they told us, "Your child will learn to develop skills that will help them build self confidence, show them how to use the course, and help build strength. Along with a bunch of other BS." There are 15 kids in this class, one teenage instructor that is helping 4 kids on a blue hanging thing, while everyone else is running around doing exactly what they would be doing in the regular course on their own. I could have paid $20 for 2 kids to do exactly what they are doing in here. If it weren't for my husband I don't think our kids would have had any instruction in here. I went outside to speak to a manager because I am beyond upset and the place is Dead!! While two other workers are flirting with cookies. After she finally notices me there she came over. I asked to speak to the manager, and she said it was the lady teaching the class. The owner lives in TX. Way to run a business. Do yourself a favor and just pay for the 1 hour of regular play. In fact your child will get more instruction when you do it that way!

    The rings
    Diane H.

    After years of watching shows like American Ninja Warrior, my kiddos finally got a shot at trying one of those obstacle courses. There were plenty of owies and tears but mostly laughter. And anytime one of the kiddos made it through an obstacle, a sigh of relief along with a boost of confidence. Be prepared for some calloused and even ripped up hands and sore muscles. But all ages will have a blast. There's a toddler area, then a beginner level section all the way to advanced. You pay by the hour. And your colored bracelet ensures you stay in the appropriate areas. There are staff members to give you tips and assist you in completing various obstacles. There's even a dodgeball room. This would be a fun place to host a birthday party. My kiddos conquered the walls comparable to their ages/size so they were all on cloud 9 about that. They recognized the upper body strength the majority of the tasks call upon to complete. And they have a new appreciation for the athletes that attempt these outrageous obstacles. I feel like there's something for everyone here. Even adults can get in a workout or at least a good laugh. Littles can have fun while getting exercise. Tweens and teens too. They don't even realize they're working out as they laugh and struggle. If something is too challenging, then there's an obstacle a step down from that which will probably be just right for ya. Who knows? Maybe with enough practice here, you can one day defeat a course and achieve "total victory"!

    Jasmin C.

    First time here My kids had fun ,I wish they had a snack bar area to eat they only had chips and fridge with soda only and very low on soda and NO water bottles , other thing was bathroom was not clean at all and kids didn't want to use it . I didn't even want to use it myself.

    Dirty mats

    Disgusting! Instead of the grip socks that most other similar places require Obstacle Warrior has patrons wear shoes. It appears that they have made no effort to keep the facility clean. The mats are disgusting and don't even get me started on the bathroom! There was a poop that appears to have been there for days, there doesn't seem to be any hot water, and it is so neglected that soap( that is empty) is crusted on the floor.

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    Came in last minute and the lady helped us so quickly and my son got to play for a bit to get some good energy out.

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    Anyone who enjoys American Ninja Warrior will enjoy this! My kids, ages 4, 7, and 9 had a great time!

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