If you have a child interested in competitive cheer or gymnastics in middle Tennessee then please…read morelook into this facility. It is fantastic! Summit will ensure that your child advances to the next level. This program has dedicated coaches and mentors. They also host "parents night out", summer open gyms for 10.00 per session, and camps.

My son had an amazing time tumbling/ trampoline and soccer camp! The coaches were awesome,…read moreknowledgeable, and kind! My son also stayed in aftercare till 3 pm and he had a blast!

CheerVille Athletics is the BEST local cheer gym around . . . IF your aim is to teach your child…read moreproper cheer jumping, tumbling, stunting and performing techniques. We've been here since the gym opened and we wouldn't go anywhere else. The coaches set the bar high. They make sure a child knows proper technique before moving them to the next level. As far as the cheer expo goes, it is not unusual for an athlete to have to nugget or just stand for part of a performance. That's why it is so hard for some parents who do not understand how a team is scored or who don't know the story behind the routine. Perhaps those 2 athletes who had to stand there were fill-ins for other athletes. Perhaps they didn't have all the skills to perform in the entire routine. Whatever the reason, those athletes CHOSE to be there that day. So, for someone to see one performance and then stick their nose in the air and waddle off arrogantly to another gym is an unfair reaction. As for the mom who posted the picture about the email: she was asked to leave our gym. Seriously, what do you not get about the rules? If there are fans in the VIP area recording the routine, it affects a team's score. So, the fact that the mom is upset about the email just proves she is clueless and most likely one of the offenders. The owner didn't say NOT to record your athlete. The owner stated do not stand in the VIP area and record. Second, if you have a killer routine and someone records it and posts it online, guess what happens? Yep, other gyms steal your routine. Sad, but it happens. CheerVille isn't for everyone. They aren't just creating award-winning teams (Search them on the Web, you'll see - #1 cheer gym in Tennessee), they help mold and raise your child. They instill qualities in them that you want for your child! CheerVille isn't perfect . . . it's not for everyone . . . but they are respectable, skilled, knowledgeable, driven and loving - everything I look for in someone who is coaching my child. My child already cheers on 2 teams at the gym, she STILL wants to spend her free hours there at the gym. CheerVille is her 2nd family.

booked this party for my daughter's 4th birthday. I received this email with details and clarified…read morewith a phone call, and with two follow up conversations with a "party coordinator" these specific details. After those 3 conversations in which I asked for clarification, I announced to the kids at our party we would have to play in the gym area for 20 minutes at the end of the party during clean up. However, instead of enjoying the last part of the party, a worker named Lexi and a woman wearing black lipstick, aggressively threatened me and physically blocked the children from going into that area with their bodies and with verbal threats. I wouldn't have even thought to go in the gym area, but was told WE HAD TO. Then was attacked for it. These women used their bodies to block, intimidate and bully the toddler age children. The worker, Lexi, made my 4 year old daughter cry at her own birthday party. The other toddlers were also crying. She proceeded to gossip and say rude things loudly about us in front of our kids. Don't book here unless you want your birthday girl to leave in actual tears while being taunted and bullied for trying to follow their specific rules exactly as they were stated and explained. It also states in the rules that the party coordinator will help you clean up, but that didn't happen. They did nothing to help. We cleaned up everything alone while the party coordinator ruined our party and traumatized our kids.

They showed no care for new kids wanting to learn and improve showed all attention to old members…read moreor original team Have witnessed this on multiple occasions have a feeling someone will get hurt

From the owner: Premier Athletics Murfreesboro specializes in all things cheer! We offer all star competitive cheer…read moreteams (full & half season), tumbling classes designed to help accelerate cheerleaders properly, school cheer team training for all experience levels (sideline & competitive). We are your hometown gym providing you the best cheer & tumble experience.

My 9 year old daughter has been attending here since October 2017. My daughter has suffered from…read moreanxiety for quite some time now. The owner and her coach have went above and beyond to help with this and pull her out of her shell. The coaches have brought a group of girls who vary largely in age, together as a sisterhood more than a team. I love the fact that the coaches have become more like family. The coaches take time to find each athletes strengths as well help them overcome their shortcomings. I am looking at enrolling my niece as well now so she can experience the family and joy of cheerleading my daughter has.

From the owner: Once originally named Southern Gymnastics and now has became All American Elite Gymnastics & Cheer…read more We are proud to sever our community with our program. The new owner Cathy Kiser has been coaching gymnastics for several years. She is USAG Jr. Olympic certified and a USAG certified Judge. Her dream was to own her own gym and with her husband being a United States Marine that dreamed seemed far away. Moving from Okinawa Japan where she coached for several years and began a USAG competitive program for our Military dependents. She was very grateful for the opportunity to make her dream a reality. Even though her family is stationed in Mississippi She lives in Pleasant View Tennessee where it was possible for her to make her dream a reality. With family plans to retire in the area this makes it easier for her to endure the separation from her family We have already taken the initiative to make several changes and improvements. We have added several different programs and are adding new equipment. We are looking forward to growing and working with our new community which already feels like home!

Not recommended. In my opinion, it is no longer about the kids under the new manager who seems to…read moreme to have a "God-complex" of his power over our children. His reaction to a little constructive critique over something as tiny as a t-shirt design was shocking to me and so unnecessary. I don't find aggressive and hostile behavior against a mother and customer of 4 years as appropriate, especially over a t-shirt design and asking you to please calm down. Escalating something so small is not good business and could have been handled much better, like stay out of discussions between moms and let them handle it. Then hurting the child to show control and power is beyond..."If you want [child name] to stay in this program, I believe you need to realize how you speak to the manager of this gym." He came at me for commenting in a group chat with moms about a new sweatshirt design, that I found the new gym one "unreadable and messy" and then me telling him he was creating unnecessary drama and making a huge deal out of nothing. It was bizarre. It's a shirt design! It was a light convo between some team moms working on a team spirit project. I cannot imagine having to question a decision about choreography, positions, or team placement with this man. I stayed out of all that. I just wanted input on a sweatshirt design I would buy for myself. He seems to think women don't have a voice and he can do as he pleases. Well. I do. Now I was told he threatened my 17 year old son his job if Mom won't pull negative reviews. Just more threats and power plays versus calming down and apologizing and leaving the child alone and out of it. Not a good place at this time in my opinion.

I wouldn't recommend the half year or HYPE program. This program has been a big disappointment…read more This is a beginner only and this wasn't expressed at the time of sign up and team placement. My athlete has said this was a waste of time which translates into a lot of wasted money and time. I have heard that the full teams are a different story with a different commitment from the athletes, parents and coaches. If you know what you want then don't do HYPE.

The staff and coaches provide a caring approach to athletics ensuring the students are comfortable…read moreand confident! This gym truly represents Integrity and fostering a competitive and sportsman like attitude!

The best cheer gym i've ever been to! Very hands on coaches who want the best for the athletes…read more Highly recommend!

From the owner: We offer elite cheerleading and tumbling training where athletes learn not only physical skills but…read morepractical life skills as well. Join us today!

While I can't speak to their children's dance lessons I can say that I have been going to Zumba…read morethere for over a year. The instructor, Heather, is totally awesome. She does a great job welcoming new students and breaking down any crazy moves in the routines. Effective workout and cool folks in the classes.

This is a great dance place for our family, and I love the positive atmosphere. The parents lounge…read moreis nice and I like seeing my kids practice on the closed circuit TV. The staff is competent and friendly, and I feel that my kids are getting great quality instruction and building up their skills and friendships. The owner is very accommodating in my experience and has always been very professional when I have had any questions. I would highly recommend it to my friends and family.

As far as faculties go this place is pretty set up. it's not overcrowded. the disappointment I have…read morewith this business is they take advantage of gymnastics meet that they host. Not only are parents laying a $105 entry fee for their gymnast but they are charging $20 per person to come and watch. I understand charging a small fee to cover cost of operating, but Instead of looking out for the gymnastic family and community they'd rather made a quick few bucks by over charging parents to watch their kids. For this they've lost respect and credit.

Nice place to take your toddlers/school aged children for an hour of socializing, exercising, and…read morelearning balance and coordination. They are very busy with a large populace of children that attend. My grandson goes there weekly and does the toddler routine... He loves it. It's clean, organized, lots of staff with each group -- which is age categorized. Wish they had this when I was growing up. Check it out. Not bad, at all.