The teachers have been amazing and my daughter has progressed quickly! We love Jolley's!

I took both my girls for an evaluation and it was the worst experience we have ever had at ANY gym. Both my girls left crying. They ONLY teach skills on the right and do not let students do anything on the left. they don't even do splits on the left. It states in their information that "all of our students do the same side for classroom efficiency" so basically they don't care about your kids, they just want to make it easier for the instructors. You can make all kids learn on the right, but forcing a lefty to be a righty is child abuse. I don't think anyone should support this gym. read more

Jollies gymnastics is an awesome place to go to for help on Tumbling. It helps you prepare for things like gymnastics and cheerleading. I have been going there for 10 years and it has been an awesome place for me to grow as an athlete. They have taught me so many skills and help me become the athlete I am now. read more

This place is nuts! We've only had my daughter her for about 6 months and she has made huge strides!! My daughter loves her tricks. They are super strict and they mean business. It's not fun and games with music and laughter. Pros: your student will progress quickly, they focus a lot on strength, and your daughter WILL learn to listen because the teachers are kinda scary! Haha Cons: too many girls in the class (about 20), not enough focus on technique. Update: we ended up taking my daughter out of Jolley's because she dreaded going and they were too rough with my daughter. They give corrections but don't allow the student to try again because there are sooo many kids. We decided to go somewhere else where my daughter is still learning but enjoying herself and building her confidence. Too bad! read more

Loyalty means nothing to them. We've been there 5 years. I paid for tuition in March for 2 of my girls, they cancelled classes. Would not allow me to use a credit towards another student or a private class. They knew we would not be here to start the new season in September. They kept my money and were happy to accept free money for a service they did not provide. read more

Your daughter will progress at Jolleys, get tricks, and build strength. However, if they get Rachel for a teacher be prepared to have your daughter feel like shit. You will spend the entire year trying to build their self esteem back up after Rachel tears her down. Not to mention, your daughter will go backwards in her class and come home in tears, and beg you not to go. If you are lucky enough to get any other teacher, you daughter will do just fine. I have had two daughters in her class at different times with very different personalities and both had the same outcome in her class. I love everything about Jolleys but this one teacher. Too bad she is an owner and not leaving. read more

Our girls have been attending here off and on over the last couple of years and I'm amazed at the progress they made over such a short period of time. Jolley's tumbling instruction, discipline and focus is top notch. The staff is friendly but at the same time they expect results. They know how and when to push the girls to help them progress and achieve the next skill. Jolley's has a saying that reads, "I can do hard things." I think that is a great thing for any child to learn and tumbling fits that very well. read more

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I had my daughter here 3 years and for the first year she was with a great teacher, she was moved classes and it was all down hill from there. Do not put your daughters here if you value there self worth and confidence. They are harsh, disrespectful and mean. We have had many issues over thay last few years, I even spoke directly with owners and teacher and they said it will not happen again, and it does over and over. Do they get results maybe, but in my opinion the results at the expense of my daughters love for tumbling are not worth. I will move her to a studio that values their students and builds them rather than to tear them down. read more

My daughter attended Jolley's for 4 years. She progressed quick the first couple of years but stayed stagnant for the past 19 months. The teachers are strict! The girls know what is expected of them, they learn discipline for certain. I ended up un-enrolling mostly due to the commute from my home to Draper (Nightmare!) The other situation was my daughter had not mastered any new skills for more than 18 months. The class sizes are big, (in my opinion of course) at least 20 girls per class. Due to size of classes there is not much time spent with each girl, they get one shot and then move on to the next girl. If traffic wasn't a headache in Draper I could see myself sticking it out. *parents must stand outside to watch their daughters* read more