My daughter has been attending since May and so far we are happy with her teacher. You can tell…read morethat the teachers love their students and are passionate about their work! I didn't give it a 5 star because the people at the desk can be rude sometimes, and no one upfront seems to know what they're doing half the time.

My kid became a National Champion at this gym! Her first year on the Tumbling and Trampoline Team…read moreshe won 2 titles. They have top notch coaching and the staff feels like family. From the Recreational Coaches, Cheer Coaches, long time staff, and in between, they care about your kids and it shows. The front desk staff is amazing, and they're always offering something new for the athletes. From open gyms, to showcase opportunities, you will find yourself in the building every time they're open if you're not careful!! :)

ASI for the win! the coaches are so kind, patient, and incredibly experienced. They truly care…read moreabout every child and make each class such a positive experience. The facility itself is beautiful very large, clean, and spacious. There's so much room for the kids to spread out, and the variety of equipment is top-notch. I love that they offer so many different levels and classes, so there's truly something for everyone whether you're brand new to gymnastics or more advanced. It's the perfect place for kids to build skills, confidence, and friendships. Highly recommend ASI to anyone looking for a welcoming and professional gymnastics program!

Never in my life have I been so outraged by a place or teacher. First of all picking on little…read morekids and isolating them. Let me explain I first enrolled my kids in gymnastics because they wanted to try it. I deliberately enrolled them in a class with very few kids after a couple of weeks. The teacher didn't even show up so we got pushed to join a bigger class which I was OK with because at this age it is just for fun. Honestly, after a couple more sessions, I really wasn't that happy with the class because the teacher looked overwhelmed and cannot focus on the kids. But as I was saying at an age 3 and four gymnastics is just to get some exposure. But yesterday was the most frustrating livid thing I ever experienced as a parent. Both my kids were not focusing as well as they usually do because like everybody they have good days and bad days. They weren't doing anything bad they were just being kids. At one point or another they were crying so I had to talk with them to make sure they focus for the rest of the class. At the end of class, everybody lines up and gets a sticker and a lollipop. Both my kids comes running, bawling, crying so I asked him what was wrong. They couldn't even talk. So finally my little one said the teacher didn't give us a lollipop. I thought it was a mistake so I asked a teacher and she said they didn't listen so they didn't deserve one. You do not isolate one kid and embarrass them in front of everybody in there, especially in front of other parents and kids. You give everybody one or you don't give anybody anything especially at three and four years old. Just last week a little girl pulled on my youngest daughter's hair and nothing was done, but she was also given a lollipop that day so I don't know why my kids are getting treated that way. Just the fact, the teacher haley embarrass my kids like that was just unjustified for. I hope she doesn't teach anymore. There was no apology which I'm still waiting for. I told the front desk we are done and we are quitting gymnastics. I hope other people read this and watch out for how their kids get treated.

It was my 10 month olds first class today and it was INCREDIBLE!! For all the parents out there…read morelooking for something to do with your babies, this is it! The price is great and I promise it's worth it! We had so much fun and my baby had a GREAT NAP when we got home! We will be back weekly

We absolutely love the little gym! My daughter isn't in daycare and was extremely shy with other…read morepeople besides family. Enrolling her in the little gym was one of the best things we could've done for her. She has completely come out of her shell! She is more comfortable around other kids and adults. My daughter hadn't been enrolled long and when her class had their little award ceremony,they included her as well which made me feel really good. My daughter took a picture with her teacher that day and she would never have done that before. The little gym is also teaching her new skills weekly. It is a great way for my daughter and I to bond as well. It is affordable and the staff is so friendly!

My daughter has been taking Cheer Intro for the whole school year, then is trying out this Spring…read morefor a team. We have been very happy at the gym, and the reason we are here is because the gym came highly recommended by many others. Many of the local high school cheer team girls come here to be on competitive teams in addition to HS cheer teams. The coaches are all very kind, encouraging, and truly motivate the girls to succeed. I couldn't be happier with our choice of cheer club!

We tried the gym. It's nice but needs better coaching and coordination. During a recent…read morecompetition the team competed without a complete routine. Probably not what you are looking for if you want to compete with highly experienced gyms.

We've been attending this gym for the past year and have enjoyed their level of organization and…read moreattentiveness to building skills in students. I'm an educator and I can recognize that most of their coaches have important components at Trevino's: 1. They love working with children - This is evident through the way they communicate to students and the way they try to get to know them. I've noticed that regular attendees are able to establish trusting relationship with their coaches to help build their confidence and skill. 2. They provide frequent and immediate feedback to their students. - This is evident through their small group skill sessions and their direct correction/feedback to students. They often model techniques, get hands-on and sometimes allow students to ring bell to symbolize skill mastery and encourage entire gym to celebrate. (I love this practice!!) 3. They want students to grow and do things "Right" - This is evident all the way from their stretching routines to warm up, their skill expectations and their opportunities for tryout to different level progressions. Other than that, the price is a tad bit high but their online portal is easy to navigate, social media page is updated regularly and the front office staff has been friendly each time I speak with them. It's evident that there is a family deep or this gym and I appreciate that ALL staff/coaches wear Trevino Gym School gear each time for quick recognition. They've implemented rotation time stamp child's to help with the paving of their lessons. Only suggestions is to update their family seating area to provide more chairs/seating downstairs to observe more comfortably and less tight. There is definitely plenty of overflow seating upstairs though. It's not the fanciest facility and building is outdated BUT they make up for it where it matters -- with their quality coaching to students. Overall, we are enjoying Trevino's Gymnastics and hoping that our child will continue to build her love for the sport while getting very skilled with quality coaching.

I attended a gymnastics competition here on 1/13/24 and I found the event to be poorly organized…read morefrom a spectator point of view. There was absolutely NO parking enforcement; people were parking on the medians, under trees, even people parking in locations that were "Handicapped Only" without displaying the proper Disabled placard any ware on their vehicle!!!!! ; and it took my wife and I (we are both senior citizens) approx. 30 minutes to simply leave the complex due to the huge amount of vehicles recklessly parked near the facility . The bleachers were absolutely inadequate for the 2 hour long event and should be redesigned in order to accommodate the overflow crowd that attended the event ; they charged us 10 bucks for an adult and five bucks for a kid ; for that price, they should be able to easily install some decent seats. . Although they had seating areas available for handicapped people, families with of large amounts of pre-school age children were allowed to accommodate themselves to the seats, designated for elderly or disabled people. As this is simply a review of the management of the facility, the competition went well and the emcee was very professional and delivered a somewhat entertaining performance; but again the parking situation was simply out of control. I was informed by the property owner that this facility has been operating for over 30 years. You would think that if the owner has been hosting such an event, that better parking and seating would've been ironed out by now.

After never have put my child in "daycare" or have her around anyone other than family, once she…read moreturned 3 and got potty trained I knew she was ready for preschool. Finding The Rock has been THE BEST thing for her. Not only has she learned how to behave in a classroom setting and respect a teacher, but she is excelling on academic levels for her age as well. The staff truly cares about your kiddos here, even if they are not your assigned teacher. They all know each student by first name and treat them as if they are apart of their own family. I definitely recommend sending your kids to The Rock, as you will love the family-oriented small school setting for your child! Thank you for loving our girl, she is 1000% confident going into Kindergarten next year because of you all pouring into her.

We have been with The Rock since we moved here 5 years ago, and it has truly become like family to…read moreus. My daughter loves her dance teachers -- the classes are fun, uplifting, and faith-centered. I love that it's a Christian-based company that not only teaches dance but also encourages strong values. We are so thankful for The Rock and highly recommend it to any family looking for a positive and supportive environment.

So I book open gym through the Pearachute App. I called the day before to make sure they would be…read moreopen: the girl said yes. So arrived with a couple of friends and there were like 13 Other moms with kids in the parking lot. By 10:15am no one showed up. Open gym starts at 10am. There was a sign in the door saying they would be closed Labor Day weekend 31,1,2,3. So they clearly knew this and don't know to communicate with their staff. We all ended up at Altitude Trampoline park and it was great. I was so excited to bring my son to open gym because I was a gymnast for 10 years. But this is beyond frustrating. I drove 30min to get there and waited for 25min. I won't ever waste my time there again. As you can see from the picture they clearly knew it was going to be closed.

I had a great time training here. The coaches were knowledgeable, skilled teachers. The staff and…read moreowner very friendly, helpful and fair. Good facilities with a large variety of classes to choose from in a convenient location. I'm really sad to see it close.

This place is ok. From my experience They have a lot of substitutes so there's not a lot of…read moreconsistency in the way the classes are taught since each coach does it differently. I found that a lot of the times they start 2-3 minutes later than scheduled and end a couple minutes earlier so a 45 min class ends up being 35...my daughter has been at other gymnastics classes before and she enjoyed them a lot more. Idk if it's bc this is a huge gym w lots of kids but she just didn't seem to enjoy the classes so I ended up pulling her out.

This gym is ok. A few takeaways from our experience. Things…read morethat could use a bit of tweeking / improvement 1. All staff where the same colored shirts on the same day, so there is an identifiable uniform. Just as cheer wears a certian uniform, socks, shoes, bows etc. So they can be identified and show as a team. (Have different shirts for customers to buy vs the same as staff) 2. *Consistency* in how a class is taught when you have multiple instructors (different one each week) is key for many! (Example: warm up the same, next exercise/apparatuse the same and how the present, explain and demonstrate, and so on) -When there is so much variation students tend to get confused. 3. Show the student how to do the exercise, do not just mark it, as many do not have an idea. Example Cartwheel - show a cartwheel, explain a cartwheel, then help student do cartwheel (just like you do a routine marked or full out, show full out!) 4. When classes are going on, random gym kids are wondering the floor and getting in the way of others. This is a safety hazard and rude to the ones participating in a class. 5. Staff should not be allowed phone use (or even on the mat) during a teaching of a class. 6. Staff greets as one walks in, Hospitality goes a long way in a competitive market (vs talking to friends) Overall kids enjoyed, instructors are nice, however had no big take aways or building on skills. We will be looking for another gym to try.

YAY for little girl's birthday parties! We have gone to so many birthday parties over the last…read morecouple years here. Until we had our own in 2016 here, I had no idea. They are too good with these birthday parties we will probably have another one in the next couple of years. We did a few weeks of camp this summer and that was awesome as well.Whoever plans their activities is right on point!

I take my daughter here and she loves it a lot but in the foam pit there are frogs in there…read moresometimes but overall very good Thank you for reading!