Great Gymnastics for Younger Kids! This is a welcome addition to the neighborhood. It's clean and…read morewell managed. The instructors are awesome, and the equipment is perfect for young children. I recommend it!

I can't say enough good things about TumbleTown. We have been coming here for over 2 years, since…read moremy daughter was barely walking, and this is hands down the best activity that we have ever signed her up for. The facility is top-notch. It is bright, clean, and modern, and a lot of thought and care has been put into the equipment and furnishings. We have done parent and tot classes, unparented preschool classes, and family drop-ins, and we have found the level of instruction here far surpasses other sports-related programmes. The teachers are all engaging, and they really take the time to connect with each child. Our daughter talks about the teachers all the time at home. She adores them and looks forward to going to her gymnastics classes every week.

Great in gymnastics, poor in humanity…read more My son did gymnastics with Flicka starting at age four, until nearly eight. He started with their recreational program, moved through pre-competitive and into their competitive program. He was consistently near the top of the students in his program in competitions. When he started to get overuse injuries and his doctor suggested we take the summer off, however, Flicka refused to allow it. Since the competitive year ended at the end of June, I followed the doctor's advice and did not allow my son to go back until September. Flicka refused to let him back in, because they were offended that I had listened to the doctor rather than the club head coach. (The conversation I had with the head coach made it clear that my son was being punished purely because of my actions as his parent in making him take a break -- despite having attended for four years without any time off.) From the perspective of creating world class gymnasts, Flicka deserves five stars. From the perspective of a parent who loves his child, they deserve zero. They are willing to destroy 9 children out of 10 in order to get that one gold medal winner. That Soviet-block approach has both strengths and weaknesses, but (despite being born in Eastern Europe myself, and competing in my own sport at an international level) I do not find it a good fit for either my son or a Canadian culture that values each child's health and happiness.

I love this gym my daughter has being going here since she was 11months old and now is 11!read more

The place is here solely for the purpose of providing the love of gymnastics to every child , at…read moreany level. Parent and tot to High performance !

Shooting Stars Preschool combines the best educational opportunity with the great gross motor…read moreskills of gymnastics. I feel Ms. Kelley's teaching made my older son a competent, capable, independent learner. Currently my youngest son is attending and last year had Ms. Kelley but has Ms. Dyna this year and now I am happy to say that Shooting Stars has two excellent teachers. I cannot say enough about the foundation this preschool provides to its students.

We are beyond proud of our child's education at the Shooting Stars preschool. She has confidence…read morein learning and motor skills; definitely ready for Kindergarten! Ms. Dyna and Ms. Kelly are caring, creative, and all around excellent teachers. We were so lucky to have them take such a large part in our child's development. The classrooms are bright and the gym is supreme. The front office staff is very helpful and friendly and the coaches are top level. We hope our daughter continues to take gymnastics at Gym Star for years to come.

Absolutely abysmal level of care if your kid is not on the 'competitive' path. They have no…read moreincentive to be helpful for those outside of the competitive path since a lot of parents want their kids to do gymnastics and it makes no difference to Phoenix Gymnastics if those kids have been continually a part of the club or not. No chance for those not already part of the club to get into programs. For those already in the program (as we have been for the last 3 years), if you don't sign up for a class in the first 15 minutes of when registration opens you are out of luck as well. Somehow when registration opens to only those inside the club, there is already 15-20 person waiting list for every class, which shouldn't be possible. In the past, their financial side screwed up and de-registered one of my children by mistake prior to the start without notifying me, and then our family had to change our other activity schedules as a result of their mix-up and they did nothing to rectify their mistake. If you are not trying to push your kid to be competitive (considering Vancouver Phoenix has no outline as to how to be on that path or what skills should be worked on), go somewhere else which your children will enjoy just as much, will be cheaper and will actually care about your involvement.

Phoenix is a good place to bring our kids to enjoy physical exercise indoors. They aren't training…read moreto be gymnasts here but the focus is on movement and balance. They do birthday parties and we can signup for seasonal seasons. We enjoy it!

fraudulent affairs. they do not pay staff. They keep staff off payroll therefore force them to work…read moreas contractors so when they don't pay, service Canada can't do anything about it. parents who try to unroll their kids will have a hard time even getting through. management is never in the building and most coaches are highschool kids who just gossip.

Out of all the places that I have trained at, this place is by far the best!…read moreLarge, clean facility to train in various circus arts such as aerial silks, trapeze, unicycle as well as many other activities for all ages. Class sizes are kept small to ensure optimum training. My favourite is aerial silks. Paige, is an awesome teacher! She is strict but also very nice and pleasant at the same time, focusing on precision and safety. I also like that each student gets their own set of aerial silks to train on (that are clean and not smelly!) versus having to share with several students which I have experienced at other studios. Lots of free ample parking!

I moved to North Van in August and was recommended to CFNV, by a friend as well as coaches from my…read moreprevious box. I've been nothing but impressed with how this gym/box is run. All the coaches are knowledgeable and engaging. They also program fantastic workouts outside of the traditional WODs with additional classes such as Pound Club and the Infamous Sunday Burners. The community atmosphere is also amazing. I truly can't speak highly enough about this place. Whether you're competitive or just starting out and are looking for a new spot, I would definitely check out CFNV!!

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We had a couple years of good years of experiences with Jump, but then in early March we told them…read morewe wanted to cancel and get a refund (before Covid shut everything down) because of our daughter's declining interest. They said they would refund 90%, or $460, which we were fine with. Now they say they have a record of that conversation, but "are unable to refund at this time." No explanation, they act like their inability is out of their hands. They also hinted that there are many similar requests they won't respond to. I get that they have rent to pay, but they haven't had to pay instructors for months, and their rent is not my concern, we all have income situations to deal with. Hey Jump, you've stolen $500 from us. I hope a lot of customers see this and think twice about pre-paying for a term.

Last week I joined my friend as she took her son to his gymnastics class. I believe that Jump…read moreGymnastics is pretty new to town. It's located just south of Beatty and Robson. The facility is bright and clean. We waited in the parent room while the kids went back in the gym with their teacher. The teacher was high energy and had lots of smiles. She was greeting the kids as they came in the door. Many of the kids kicked off their shoes and were eager to start. However, there was one girl who seemed to have anxiety about leaving her mom. She wrapped her arms and legs tightly around her dad's leg. When class was about to start, the teacher calmly talked to the girl, took her hand, and led her to class. I think that interaction speaks really well for Jump and its instructors. The class schedule is very accommodating, and gives many options for each level. Some of the classes allow babies as young as 6 months!