Bill and Christina run what I believe is the best gym in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware…read more They are not just the best run business, but they have the best coaches and staff. This shows on the mat at every meet but it also when the kids eventually move on in life. They have established a work ethic and culture that does not exist in every gym. The young men and women will not just become good gymnast, but they will be part of a team and becomes strong leaders as they grow. The culture also shows in the parents who form another support model to help you child succeed. From their first level tumbling classes to their level 10 women and men, your child will learn and enjoy their time with the Roths, their coaches, their staff, and their parents.

At first you'll be dazzled by the facility. It is open, clean, bright and all the equipment looks…read morefantastic. The only thing better than the facility is the staff. They were great knowledgeable and our child loved taking classes there. We only left because we moved away from the area. My only regret was not finding this gym earlier.

My son is 21 months old, and not a daycare kid, so he doesn't have really any interaction with…read moreother kids his age, structure, or organized classes. We did the week-long trial, and although he was hesitant the entire time, he kept asking to go back, and would talk about it once he left. He got more adventurous as the week went on and it seems like it will be really great for him. The facility is very clean, the instructors are wonderful, and the class is really well organized!! We're huge fans and we're only on day three!

We have had nothing but an amazing experience at My Gym. The teachers are all so friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. The classes are a perfect mix of structure and play. There are specific goals and areas of focus for each class. My daughter absolutely loves going to My Gym!

I'm not impressed with this place at all. We went here on a friend's recommendation but we haven't…read morehad a good experience and won't be returning. I enrolled my 6 year-old daughter in the spring break dance & gymnastics camp- only did 2 days so far and I've already decided we won't be back. For starters, there was no communication. When I still hadn't heard anything 1 day prior to camp start about what to bring or pack with regards to snacks/lunch, what to wear, how pickup/dropoff works, etc., I finally just emailed them to ask (and got a marginally helpful- and not very friendly- response in return like I was inconveniencing them by asking). The front desk staff weren't particularly friendly in person either. Also the "coaches" (or whatever you call them) just seemed like a bunch of tired, uninterested teenagers there for a seasonal job. Lots of piercings and tats-- not the picture of professionalism. Not sure who has the expertise here, but this certainly wasn't on display in spring break camp, so not sure why I would pay money to enroll my daughter here on a regular basis during the year. I didn't get the sense that my daughter was doing anything structured here outside of "free play", and the place just seems to be lacking structure/organization in general. We'll find somewhere else.

I do not recommend the dance studio-the price tag is higher than any other studio in the area, the…read moreleadership is chronically unstable, and there's no transparency. The gymnastics and tumbling program is excellent, and well-respected. First, the cost per one hour of dance is a little over $100 per month. This studio does not provide pre-professional training-the owner has stated multiple times that her studio is "strictly recreational" but the price tag is higher than at Dance Depot, which is $80/hour for a month, and offers pre-professional training. There is also no "cap off" point with regards to cost per class-at most studios in the area, when your student's enrollment reaches some number of classes per week, additional classes are at no cost, because the dance program owner wants dancers to be in the studio getting better. There are a few pathways to a lower cost per class, one of which is that the student can work as a class assistant, gymnastics or tumbling coach, or with the cheer program, but that student will have to work 100 hours without any pay. But the students do receive a reduced rate for tuition. There are also leadership issues. Many of the other dance studios in southeastern PA-Dance Depot, Rising Star, Visions, Let's Get Dancing, PADA, Pottstown Dance Theatre-were founded by a former professional dancer, someone with a degree in dance from a respected institution, or someone bringing a significant interest in quality dance instruction and with a clear vision of building confidence, fitness, and actual dance skills. Many of these programs have a competition dance program. Upper Merion Dance is a 21 year old program with no clearly defined vision. The founder has a recreational dance background, and relies on staff to bring all of the knowledge of proper technique and good pedagogy. This can be fine, except when there is no unified sense of student preparation or pedagogical technique, and the owner doesn't know what makes a good instructor of a type of dance they don't know. Contributing to this lack of unified teaching is a lack of understood rules. There is no rules handbook. As a parent you do not sign off on any set of acknowledged rules, so the rules are whatever suits the owner at that moment. This can easily lead to questionable decision making; a child of a well-liked client can be a problem in the classroom with no consequences, a child of a less-liked client can be ejected because the parent expressed an unpopular opinion. The lack of a rules handbook is just one way that there is no transparency in the Upper Merion Dance program. Many studios tout their instructors' credentials on their website, but not here. The founder may be teaching your child Jazz 1, and leaving the classroom assistant to teach while handling some administrative issue. Your instructor may also be very qualified and hold a bachelors in dance from Temple, but you will never find that information because there is no website. There is also no progression checklist for any form of dance other than a very vague evaluation in your online payment portal, so kids are moved up or held back at what may feel like the whim of the instructor. One instructor may wish to create a "class" of children who just so happen to be all close in age, even if the children are receiving very different amounts of instruction. It's a recreational dance school, but one kid may be held back while the rest of the class moves up, despite that there were no clearly outlined goals for the year, which seems out of place if this is just "for funsies." Regardless of whether you would like your child to learn a dance form or just enjoy some fitness with friends, I recommend going somewhere else. The price tag isn't worth it.

I tried to sit in on a class a few months ago when my son was around 12mos old. I spoke to Julia,…read morewho informed me he'd be in the "birds" group (10mos to 19mos). He was still learning to walk at the time, and I needed to make sure he could get use out of their programming because you have to commit to a number of sessions over a few months. There is no option for one or two classes, or just a month, so clearly I wanted to try it before plunking down hundreds of dollars. I was told this would be no problem and scheduled a class time to visit. Dad wanted to attend the trial session too, and he was called to DC last minute, so I had to reschedule. I called one or two days before the scheduled visit time, then the day of, then again a few days later. Despite calling during business hours every time, I always went direct to voicemail, and I never got a call back. After THREE calls with no reply, I was done. There is no way I want to buy services for my child from people who don't answer the phone during business hours, and are incapable of returning a call for potential business (from a child at one of the youngest ages offered, meaning he'd be a potential longer term client). Very unprofessional and sketchy. It's unfortunate because I am a local resident, and I'm the reason they set up shop in my community, right? Oh well.

I have just signed my step daughter up for gymnastics class here & today was her introductory…read moreclass. Let me just say I am highly impressed. Miss Kitty is incredible & highly interactive with the children. This being her very first class Miss Kitty made such an effort to give my step daughter extra help. Will definitely be staying with this gym!

Not a fan of this gymnastics gym. They do not seem to care about advancing gymnasts. My daughter…read moremissed the older group cutoff by one month and they were forcing her to stay in the "toddler" group when she is nearly 6 years old and has 3 years experience with multiple gyms. Their drills for "toddlers" are ridiculous, throwing a bean bag, walking across a mat, it's very childish and for babies. They have very young girls teaching the classes and they seem to just be focused on making a profit. When I inquired about moving my daughter up bc she was bored, they refused to even offer to test her and then ignored my email completely and rejected her entrance to the older team, when she can do multiple tricks and is close to completing a back hand-spring. She wasn't even allowed to do cart wheels in the "toddler" group. Everything is solely based on birthdate and not skill. We switched to Synergy and they immediately tested her and advanced her to the higher group. Synergy is much more professional and they are focused on training girls to become gymnasts and not making a profit.

High demand for classes, which is a tribute to patient, caring, fun teachers and classes! Notably…read morean extremely clean facility with small class sizes and emphasize on safety when it comes to learning skills and advancing in gymnastics. Very competitive team with dedicated and well trained coaches who clearly love what they do. Great experience for beginners to the sport or parents just looking to get their child more active!

Absolutely love Coach Fernando! My son initially came for the Tiny Tots class (2 & 3 year olds) but…read morehe just was a little over stimulated, so we switched to private lessons and he is doing amazing! Coach is definitely a kid whisperer because my son was able to understand what he wanted him to do with a little direction (he has a speech and communication delay so this was huge for us)! Definitely recommend and looking forward to more classes!

I have taken my kids to Fusion Tumbling for over 2 years. Fernando is the best! He has been so…read morepatient with my kids, who both cried through their first 8-week session. My son is now in the Ninja class and loves it so much. He is a little anxious about trying new things, and Fernando has always been extremely patient with him and encouraging. My son's confidence has blossomed since we started coming here. We have also had a birthday party for him here. It is so much fun for the kids to run around and priced very reasonably. My only regret about Fusion is that it will be too far away from home we are moving to next month. My husband is still considering almost an hour drive to classes here for my son, because they have been that great for him. I highly recommend Fusion to anyone!

Attended a birthday party here. The birthday girl attends KMC for lessons, and showed off her…read moreskills in an obstacle course for Pre-k/K kids. It was cute but challenging for them, and held everyone's attention. They did the group parachute at the end and the kids had a ball! Parents had three viewing areas that allowed us to see everything. Party room doubled as a dance studio, and was a great size for the group. Everything went smoothly. No assistance for the party hosts with gifts, food or set-up, but I think that's just the style of the offering here. If you're hands-on you're fine (and our hosts were awesome at that). Only con was we were mid-way through the departure of guests at the end, and all other gymnasts and every staff member were already gone. Just felt odd, like empty and rushed out. I guess they know and trust our hosts to clean up and door locks behind them, or maybe someone was still there in a back office or something, but it just seemed odd to be there with everything else closed. All in all it was a great experience, and the staff led the kids really well with the party activities. They had enough spotters for young kids, and were being very safety-conscious. Good energy too!

Great place for your kids to jump around and learn great skills. Less expensive than trampoline…read moreparks. I also feel my daughter is in the hands of trained professionals so her skills are taught the correct way. Your kids need to go here. Try it once, you have nothing to loose! You will be back again and again.

Great equipment, plenty of space and available machines/equipment. It's so modern and accommodating…read moreyou would have no idea it's also part of a community organized nonprofit.

I am new to this YMCA so time will tell. Really enjoy the yoga classes so far and overall everyone…read morewho is in the classes seem very friendly

I had my sons 6th bday party there last week. It was a ninja theme. Mikayla went above and beyond…read moreto ensure THEY had everything needed for the party. Typically people provide generic decorations. But their decorations were individualized to my party. I merely provided accents! The day of it was all hands on deck! The entire gym pitched in on set up and took the kids through a variety of ninja stations. Mikayla was like the commander in chief and flawlessly delegated tasks to all employees to fit my needs. There were also 2 kids their on the autism spectrum and they were able to cater to their unique needs during activities. The kids had an amazing time and I will be signing both boys up for classes soon. I also like that you can bring your own food and that parents can watch from a comfortable overlook area!

Extremely disappointing experience at the Newark location. I would strongly encourage parents to…read morethink carefully before enrolling their children here for ninja class and any gymnastics program. My children (ages 4, 6, and 8) missed ONE class during a 10-week session. Their written policy states that students are allowed one makeup class or open gym, yet the gym refused to honor it despite weeks of calls, emails, messages, and even an in-person visit trying to resolve the issue respectfully. What made this situation especially frustrating was the constant shifting of explanations as to why my children were being denied a makeup class. First, I was told that "makeups are not guaranteed per our policies (which are listed online)." I thoroughly reviewed their entire online policy page multiple times, and nowhere does it state that makeups are automatically denied under these circumstances or that end-of-session makeups are prohibited. Second, their policy also does not explain how families are supposed to schedule a makeup when the missed class happens at the very end of a session. Once I pointed out that obvious gap in the policy, the explanation then changed to: the session had ended, so the kids could no longer make up the class. Then the explanation changed yet again to claiming I "never contacted them" to arrange a makeup. That statement is completely contradicted by documented calls, emails, voicemails, and follow-ups over several weeks. I even contacted the gym 2 weeks PRIOR to missing the class to ask how the makeup process worked and was told the absence first had to occur before scheduling could happen. Afterward, I repeatedly attempted to coordinate the makeup and received no meaningful communication in return. The responses I did receive were extremely short, dismissive, and defensive. At one point I was even told my attempts to resolve the issue were "excessive," despite the fact that the only reason I kept reaching out was because nobody would provide a clear answer or reasonable resolution. I also came to the gym in person hoping to speak with someone face to face. I spoke with a supposed manager and still got nowhere. I requested a direct phone call or face-to-face meeting with the owners to discuss the issue professionally, and those requests were denied as well. The amount of effort this gym put into gatekeeping a single open gym makeup for three young children was honestly unbelievable. The Newark location feels poorly managed and lacking accountability. The impression I was left with is that customer concerns are ignored, policies are interpreted differently depending on the situation, and families are dismissed the moment they ask questions or point out inconsistencies. This entire issue could have been resolved with one reasonable conversation and basic customer service. Instead, it became weeks of avoidance, contradictory explanations, and dismissive treatment over one missed class. Parents absolutely deserve to know how concerns are handled here before committing their time and money.

Love this gym. The coaches are so focused and dedicated. Brought my 3yo young man here to work out…read moresome energy weekly and he is honing his athletic skills thanks to Precision. They make a conscious effort to include every single kid at their level! Each kid is directed with gentle instruction and consideration. Coach Miyah and Coach Megan are amazing! Can you imagine keeping a band of 3 year olds focused and on point? I have trouble with just one! I plan to keep our guy moving through their various groups and sign him up for the Saturday free gyms too.

The staff at Precision is friendly, customer focus and most importantly, run by exceptional…read moretrainers. My daughter has been part of the Precision competition team for two years and we couldn't ask for better coaches. This is a great facility, run by a wonderful team. If you are looking for a great team and exceptional professionals, you should check out Precision.