After trying 3 different gyms for my daughter to help her advance, we finally landed at gym…read morekinetics. Started when she was 4 and now on pre team at 6! They have a great gym and always making improvements. Everyone is friendly and willing to answer questions.

The classes here are wonderful. Coach Paige and Coach Keira are fantastic with the little ones and…read morethe Ninja classes.

This venue was really nice! I brought my 3 year old and 1 year old here for a birthday party on a…read moreSunday and it was a great experience. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, making sure that all kids were entertained and taken care of. The play area was spacious and clean, with a wide range of toys and activities to keep children of all ages engaged.Overall, a fantastic experience with top-notch service. Highly recommend for a fun-filled day out with the little ones!

Busy. Chaotic. Space challenged. You decide…read more Though there is a small window of time between when some classes end and the next set of classes begin, there aren't nearly enough seats for the number of parents, particularly pre-K, and occasional extra guests from one hour to the next. Add in strollers and/or car seats and you lose even more space. I recall seeing emails about renovations underway, and the now larger desk/counter space further eats into the already limited space. Nice floors though ::shrug:: One of the emergency exits is usually blocked by the older kids backpacks. God forbid there is an emergency and all exits need to be used. I thought for sure the renovations would have included storage such as rows of heavy duty hooks to keep those bags and coats off the floor. Negative. From one week to the next, the kids are supposed to do different activities but on more than one occasion have I questioned what I'm paying for. Bounce on the trampoline. Jump into the foam pit. Climb the rope. Attempt a headstand. Tuck and roll. Follow a flip/walk/crawl sequence. Making good use of and/or further developing gross motor skills.Awesome! Some coaches do a great job of taking control of their group and keeping them engaged. Others look like they are having a difficult time coming up with activities to fill the time slot. And with smaller children, you have to keep it interesting, and sometimes the coaches don't recognize when they need to pivot. If you have a young person who is interested in competitive gymnastics, I'm sure this is the go-to place. I give it two stars because my children are occupied for ~45 minutes, enjoy their coaches, and the post-class snack selection includes more than candy and chips. Mmmm pickles!

Hailey the office manager was very rude because we decided to enroll our daughter in a later…read moresession so she wouldnt be alone. Now we will not be enrolling her here and will be enrolling her in Pattis.

Had my twin boys 12th birthday party here and they had a great time!! The adults socialized while…read morethe kids played in the gym and video game room. It was so easy to book! I brought the food and cake and they organized all of the activities for the kids!! It was completely private and very affordable! I highly recommend!!

Attended my twin 12 year old grandsons' birthday party and it was very nice! The facility was…read morespotless! It was completely private and the security was excellen for the kids. No one could just enter during our party. I could see the kids were having a great time!!

When my now 4 year old son requested a super hero birthday party for him and his almost 1 year old…read morebrother I found there were very few local venues that could hold 60+ kids. I realized the Takiff Center (Glencoe Park District) was my best option and had a super hero themed carnival in mind...where kids ages 0-6 could play lots of different super hero games and win prizes. Now I just needed to find someone to plan such a carnival...and thanks to Yelp I discovered George's Gym. Rachel from George's Gym was very responsive, enthusiastic and seemed very capable of making my super hero carnival idea a reality. She even hooked me up with super heroes from Melissa's Royal Parties and had a plan to work them into the carnival. A week before the party I received the following well thought out plan from Rachel: Stations: 11:30-12:10ish #1: Bozo Buckets (They will receive tickets for this game) #2: Catch the Bad Guy- Each child will get a turn to knock over one of our big wedge mats while pretending it's a bad guy (They will receive tickets for this game) #3: Potato Sack Races- We will tell the kids, the potato sack is a super hero outfit that they must put on and then race another super hero (They will receive tickets for this game) #4: Obstacle Course- Using our Tumbling equipment, we will set up a small obstacle course area for the kiddos that might be a little too young to play the games. It will be completely padded and designed for 2 year old's to simply explore. It will have balls, ramps, folding mats, a tunnel and more. A PARENT MUST BE PRESENT WITH THEIR LITTLE ONE AT THIS STATION. (No Tickets given) #5: Prize Store/Craft Table- Not only will they be able to pick out a prize on one side of the table, but on the other they can also take some time to make a Super Hero Mask or Super Hero Finger Puppet! 12:10ish- We will shut down the stations and bring everyone together to play a couple of group games Group Game: Bat Cave to Avenger's Tower- This is an imagination/creative movement game where we incorporate various well known Super Hero's with various physical actions. We add more and more as the game continues, so by the end the kids are running around doing 6-8 different Super Hero commands all in a row Final Game: Parachute- We will bring out the parachute and finish by putting bday boys in the middle and singing Happy Birthday! 12:25ish- We will assemble the kids for a group picture for you and then clean their hands for cake time! -------- All sounded great and I added a bounce house the last minute (via the Park District) just to have one more station for all the kids. Rachel and her just as enthusiastic team arrived with plenty of time to set up for the party and the games were ready to go when the children arrived. Everything ran smoothly until the super heroes showed up 45 minutes late (apparently Captain America and Spider-man had an emergency), but Rachel scrapped the organized games and just kept the games/bounce house open since the kids were having fun. Captain America and Spider-man ended up entertaining the kids during lunch/cake instead which was fine...and Rachel apologized profusely even though they were from a different company. Next time I may hire my own super heroes, but I'd definitely hire George's Gym to organize a bday party in the future. A few of my friends have also used their for America Ninja themed parties and been very satisfied. I believe they also do programming at schools, daycares and even play-dates if you're looking for something outside of bday parties.

George's Gym is operated by Rachel, Max and George. I teach at Grace Christian Academy in the…read moreLittle Village neighborhood in Chicago. George's Gym comes to the school and provides a gym class for each grade level from preschool through eighth grade once each month. The students have a fantastic time and get a great conditioning workout. George's Gym bring their own equipment and supplies. They are very caring and are able to communicate well with the students. The faculty love it when they come, for they get a day off of leading gym class. George's Gym also does birthday parties and play dates that provide healthy fun exercise.

I attended a memorial service at the Easterday Hall at 515 First ave. in Crete and was disappointed…read morewith the entire event. There was only one handicap accessible space, very few spots at the entrance and it was a walk to the lower parking lot. It was dimly lit, with several light fixtures flicking. The decor was seriously dated, 1970's style. It looked like a lodge in the mountains. A staff member was rude and didn't want to help. The family couldn't get there early enough to set up and all cabinets were locked, so we had to ask at the desk if we they had any utensils. They had a mish mash container of them. Rates are too high for the facility. And to top it off, there it off, there is a freight train running next to the park of this facility and several trains had come by on the three hours that the service went on. I was looking out for Joe Pesci and Marisa Tomeii. You can find better in the area. If the residents of Crete are happy with this, they need upgrades and find out where there tax dollars are being wasted on.

First time here and it's really nice. My family decided to have the family reunion at the club…read morehouse area. This park district has everything you need. We had a shelter area to eat under outside. Right next to it is a kids play area. Everything that kids love to play on. They have a big field that we played Volleyball baseball bingo and we play basketball as well. They have an inside area. The inside area Had enough space to put about six or seven tables contain the men's and the women's bathroom and also area where you could set up and warm up food or cook food. My family really enjoyed themselves here I'm sure we will consider this location again next time we have another family reunion in Illinois.

I visited this place for a friend's sons 5th birthday. It looked small from the outside but it's a…read moregood size for a private party for one group. They had a couple of long folding tables and chairs when you first walk in. There's a basketball shooting game and a large connect four game. There's also a couple of chairs and tvs where you can watch a movie or play video games. I was able to relive my childhood Mortal Kombat game for a bit before a small child wanted to take over. In the other room there is a wall of nerf guns with 'soft' bullets. I say soft but they kinda hurt coming at you at a certain speed from a gun. Good thing they had safety glasses! A few of the kids had fun shooting at each other and running around. All around a cute little entertainment place. Well maintained and clean. The music playing when we walked in was loud and contained swear words, which is inappropriate for a kids place. It continued until eventually one of the guests asked to take over with her music; which ironically wasn't any better. Haha. I would suggest playing Kidz Bop?

Took my kids here just for fun. Great spot in Chicago/Beverly Area. Definitely recommend!!read more

We had a great time kicking off 2024 Halloween festivities in an escape room at Psyche Escape Room…read more The room was challenging, encouraged us to all work together. Will definitely do it again!

I've done a few different escape rooms in the area, this is my favorite so far. Other companies…read morehave bigger rooms and a lot cooler looking rooms but generally the fancier ones with more cool stuff have more stuff that can go wrong and when it does it just sucks. This place is simple but great.