My oldest has been going here since he was very young. He had a lot of energy and really needed a…read moresafe, structured place to learn body awareness and how to fall correctly. He started in the toddler classes and has since moved up into the Hero's Academy program. The classes keep his attention, challenge him appropriately, and help him build confidence and coordination. The coaches do a great job engaging the kids while still focusing on proper technique and safety. Scheduling makeup classes is easy, and the pricing is very reasonable compared to similar programs. We've had a great experience and would definitely recommend it to other families.

Love this place. Both of our girls have been coming to gym classes here at the Gymnastics of Nevada…read moresince they were both about 3 years old, but they also have classes available for younger students with their parents. Always busy, well put together and their coaches know what they are doing. They have quite a few different selections of classes to choose from, and it is a great way to get energy out in a positive way for our kiddos without stress.

It's okay. Good price but takes forever to move up. After a year of going once a week my daughter…read morestill can't do a proper handstand or cartwheel. We've gone through a couple instructors. Some are great while others I think are just their for a paycheck. The equipment looks really old, torn, and very used. They stack several old flat mats on top of each other to make it cushioned. The carpet is so filthy my daughter walks on it and the bottom of her feet turn black. They really need to update the equipment pads and clean the carpets. Nice people but no one ever calls you back when inquiring about one on one classes, I have inquired several times about this. Parking stinks.... there is no notice that you can't park in the lot next door so I parked their thinking it was okay. Well the owner next door chained and locked the exit. I went out at night to leave and I was chained in. Went inside Flips to ask for help and they were fully aware of this situation. The next door neighbor never answered the phone nor called back. The flip gymnastics staff didn't know how to help....even though they mentioned that this has happened before. I ended up having to hop over the curb, drive over plants, and I scrapped the bottom of my car while trying to get over the side curb that dropped down to a loading dock. Wasn't to happy but I got out.

My daughter had been begging me to enroll her in gymnastics classes, and once she turned 5, I…read morefigured it was my best shot at getting her to stop trying to do backflips off my couch! (no such luck) I called for info, and the owner Suzi returned my call promptly and answered all my questions. She even offered a try-me class! The rates are great, the gym is spacious and has all the fun flippy-tumbly stuff, and best of all, my daughter LOVES coming to learn! The 5 & 6 yo class is taught by Coach John, and he makes learning the skill basics seem like fun games. You know what I love? How tired my daughter is after class LOL! Real talk, this gym has produced some of Reno's highest caliber gymnasts for decades, and whether they go on to compete, move to another sport, or are just recreational gymnasts, the sport imparts balance, strength and spatial awareness that all athletes benefit from.

It was not very well organized so we switched to Nevada gymnastics so far very impressed and happy…read morewe switched.

I personally was not the biggest fan here! The sanitation was very very poor! My daughter went once…read morea week and every time I took her she got sick. She got hand and foot here, the coach was sick one time, a little boy was coughing alllll over equipment right before her class went to that staton. There should be a no sick policy! I forgot the chicks name that coached her first classes but bad attitude, like she didn't even want to be there glad she wasn't the coach her entire time she went. She wasn't paying attention and a little girl fell on her head. Yeah.. I wouldn't recommend.

Unprofessional, rude, lack of compassion. I have never been so upset after speaking with the owner…read moreJessica. I would literally take my child anywhere else...

My son loves KidBright! Thank you Jessica and crew for such a fun active experience for our little…read moreones.

We have been interested in having our 4 year old join ever since our good friend enrolled her…read moredaughter. We also had another friend put their daughter on the waitlist so we decided to do the same to ensure we could join in the same tumble bees class. After 1 month of being on the waitlist, we were offered a spot! We gladly accepted the offer and enrolled for the following week. The very first class was a trial class to see if it was a good fit for our daughter, which it was! Coach Grace is very supportive and patient with the little ones. She has such a calm presence and her voice is direct for the kids to pay attention. She ensures she spends time with the kids to make sure they understand their station and will teach them safe practices. The class is offers structure which helps develop listening skills for the little ones. The session we have is around the same time as another tumblebees class so it is pretty busy but the 2 classes are very organized so the kids aren't running into each other. At the end of the class you can see the coaches cleaning all the stations and even will give the kids hand sanitizer along with a coloring page, a sticker, and a stamp. Our daughter has been in the class for about 2 months and always looks forward to her class!

We have had an incredible experience with Coach Lauryn. Our daughter started gymnastics at age 3…read moreand was lucky enough to join Coach Lauryn's class when she turned 4. It has truly been a blessing to have her as Kennedy's coach. We've seen amazing progress in both confidence and skills. Coach Lauryn has the perfect coaching temperament. She's calm, patient, encouraging, and genuinely fun. She balances structure and humor beautifully, which keeps the kids engaged while still helping them learn proper technique and safety. Kennedy absolutely loves coming to gymnastics each week, and we credit so much of that to Coach Lauryn's positive coaching style, professionalism, and dedication. We are very grateful for the care and attention she gives every athlete in her class. Highly recommend Coach Lauryn to anyone looking for an outstanding gymnastics coach who truly cares about her students and helps them grow.

I have been going to South Reno Athletic Club for about 2 years now. The space is large so it never…read morefeels crowded. There are different areas to work out in depending what you want to do so I tend to stick to some of the same areas. I really like the Body Pump classes. All the ladies are great instructors and it makes lifting more fun with the music. And it is also difficult and get for muscle endurance! They recently added Yoga which is a nice addition for a gym to not have to pay extra from the membership or go to a separate place to get Yoga classes.

SRAC is a facility highly recommended for years with 3 and member satisfaction. It offers a…read moreplethora of daylong classes such as spin, yoga and zumba as well as focused bootcamps. The gym is highly regarded for its excellent facilities, professional teachers and bright, clean rooms which are not overcrowded. Lockers are functional, but less upscale than some of the better quality competitors.

Our daughter had so much fun yesterday during Glow Hour, we returned tonight. Glow Hour happens on…read moreFridays and Saturdays from 7-9p. Admission is $19 for two hours and grip socks are $3.50, if needed. The play area is pretty spacious, ranging from trampolines with obstacles, climbing slides, obstacle course, a swing to jump off, a high beam to swing and jump from, a zip line, a high beam knock down, dodge ball and other areas. Kids are able to jump around and run with space or make new friends to follow for the night. Parents are able to sit in the play area, after signing a waiver, to be closer to their little one. There is plenty of seating throughout. There is also seating below in the food court area of Defy. During the two hours, I went off for a bit to shop while my husband stayed behind. There are plenty of shops to explore especially with all the sales following the holiday season. Since it is an outlet/mall, there is plenty of parking on site. If/when you do visit, park near Scheels close to where you can see H&M from the parking lot. If you enter at this location, go straight and make a left onto the path. Once you pass the fireplace, there is a set of stairs. GO UPSTAIRS. Defy is there. We circled until we asked, signage to locate this place is not great. If you do get hungry there are plenty of places to eat within the outlet and shopping area, both driving and walking - depending on what you fancy. There is also the food court inside Defy, offering ICEE, fountain drinks, nachos, pretzels, pizza slices, popcorn and more. The prices are reasonable considering it's an attraction. We did our waivers and purchased our tickets and socks online, from their website, before visiting. You can also purchase at the counter and complete the waiver at a kiosk or by scanning the QR at the register. We downloaded the ticket to our Apple wallet and presented it at the register.

We come to DEFY almost every day during summer break and paid for regular days and even bring…read morefriends and they pay their regular fees. We've brought so many guests to support this establishment. I paid memberships for 2 children and have one on automatic monthly membership. We've supported DEFY all summer with our regular visits and have never had an issue until today. Those ladies know us already and every time, I never had ANY issues. The website clearly states that kids 6 and under are free, yet the staff up front told me I needed to pay for my 5-year-old. This is very frustrating and misleading, especially for loyal members who come here so often. If your policy has changed, update your website so families aren't caught off guard.

As a parent i live seeing my daughter have fun, get exercise and improve as a young woman. This…read moreplace checks all those marks. What better place to learn gymnastics than from an olympic gold medal winner! Love this place!

My daughters started with the academy gymnastics program 6 years ago. Moving up through the levels…read morewas clear and they were moved up when they were ready, not when there was room in the next level. Today they are thriving on their 5th year of the competitive gymnastics team. We are thrilled to have coaches that care about them and who push them to be their best!

This place has been amazing!…read more We have been coming to Jump n Shout pre-COVID for their Saturday bounce house days. It was cheap, fun, and a good way to get out a ton of energy! Recently, we signed up for 6 weeks of preschool tumbling. I'm so glad we did! My daughter's coach (I SWEAR I will update the review when I remember her name) has been so good with her. We came in with absolutely no gym/gymnastics/tumbling experience whatsoever and it has never been an issue! Her coach is patient yet persistent. She really works with the kiddos on form and technique while making sure they're still having a good time! She is always very honest and open about my daughter's progress and things to work on at home. The front desk staff is also awesome! I love that the parents get to be so close, even if we are in another room. Our kiddos can still see us just beyond the window. We got a deal online for 6 weeks of classes, but I'm sure we will keep coming here beyond those 6 weeks. It's such a good environment for kids of all ages!

We have recently left the Reno Elite cheer program at Jump N Shout. Our whole team (minus one) -…read morewhich was their special athletes' team left Reno Elite for another local cheer program. When four of your eight athletes' parents tell you that they are going to quit cheer unless they can find another gym, it's time to talk... It was after that that I personally started seeing the issues and then agreed to leave with the rest of them. I tend to give people the benefit of the doubt. There were a lot of issues with our particular team this last year (which was my son's third season with the team). Although our main coach was on maternity leave for most of the season, I do not personally see most of the issues being because of her. It was more to do with three other people (two of which usually have nothing to do with our team anyway). It seems to me that we were just buffered sufficiently when we had a head coach actively with our team. As for the cheer program as a whole, I still believe that they provide a good program. In particular to us: Coach Emily, Coach Lauryn, and Coach (Mr) Randy B were always supportive of my son and our family and I miss them. It is just that in many ways our team was left out of a lot all gym events, etc and we didn't have the support that we used to have especially when it came to fundraising. There were several issues around fundraising that I don't think all in the program knew about, so I don't hold all responsible. Suffice it to say that we did not have access to all of our funds we raised (not even credited to our tuition like we were told...), planning other events on our main fundraising date (said our first date was no longer available because of a competition going to be held there and then next thing you know they planned a similar event on our date instead, then had a big issue where we were not going to be able to set up for our big event until the actual time it was to begin (told less than a week before, but then it miraculously and thankfully was canceled... we think because someone realized that this was going too far with a team who was already really discouraged by the lack of support we were getting), and not helping advertise until a day or two ahead of time (even though I repeatedly asked maybe the wrong coach....) and then when it was sent out it had the wrong date. I believe that they have the potential to once again have a solid special athletes' team, but they need to address these issues. Like I said, though, I can still recommend them if you are not needing a special needs team. My suggestion is to check out at least this one and the other larger gym in town and see where you fit in the best.

I love it here. Small groups means greater attention to detail, expert coaching and camaraderie…read morewith fellow athletes. Each class will challenge you and get your heart pumping. Jeff and his team provide assistance and coaching to insure you're doing the exercises correctly. Try it for a week and see the difference

We have been to crossfit gyms all around the world for many years, and have to say Coach Jeff's…read moreCrossfit Allure is one of the best we have ever been to. They refer to themselves as a boutique crossfit gym, and that's very accurate. There are small classes and you get a lot of 1on1 time with the coach. He and his family are so welcoming. Knowledgeable, friendly, and really fun! His workouts are not over complicated, but really pack a punch. Sadly we moved, we wish that CF Allure was in every city we live in. Will be dropping in whenever we can. Please stop by and give them a try.