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Orange Kids Gymnastics

5.0 (4 reviews)
Closed • 2:00 pm - 7:30 PM

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3 years ago

Great place. Super clean. Owner is amazing. Small groups so kids learn alot. My girls love it!!!

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Thank you very much! We work for your children!

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Vibes Gymnastics I would like to take a moment to say a few…read morewords about Vibes Gymnastics and its staff. We have been coming here for almost 4 years, and the kids absolutely love it. Our original intention was simply to keep the kids busy while helping them develop strength, flexibility, motor coordination skills, and the ability to face their fears and frustrations. Given their age, we think it is still too soon to tell if gymnastics will be something they continue to pursue as a hobby or passion. The staff at Vibes is amazing. They always find a way to make the kids work while still having fun, especially with the little ones. I would like to say thank you to all the staff for your patience and care for the kids. I also want to give a special thank you to Coach V and Coach Ari for the extra attention and patience they have shown our kids. You guys are awesome! If you are looking for a place for your kids to try gymnastics, I would definitely recommend giving Vibes Gymnastics a try.

We've had a really good experience at Vibe Gymnastics, especially with Coach Hannah in the Parent &…read moreMe class. She is seriously amazing with the kids! She keeps them engaged, puts a lot of thought into her obstacle courses, and is very patient and detailed when teaching them. My daughter absolutely loves her, and we really can't say enough great things about Coach Hannah! We recently tried moving my daughter up to the next level(Fresh), but unfortunately it wasn't the right fit for her. My biggest concern was the coach-to-child ratio. Having one coach responsible for 5-6 young kids at a time just didn't feel ideal for this age group. At this age, the kids still need a lot of individual direction, and with that many kids per coach, it was difficult for everyone to get the attention and hands-on guidance they needed. I really hope Vibe considers having a lower child-to-coach ratio for these younger levels because I think it would make a big difference. That being said, we really like Vibe overall and have had a positive experience. We're happy to keep our daughter in the class that works best for her right now, especially because we love having Coach Hannah. She has made gymnastics such a fun experience for our daughter!

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4.0(21 reviews)
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I had three kids enrolled in this gym. The front office is knowledgeable and kind. They have good…read morepolicies and manage the gym very well. There is an air conditioned waiting room for family and friends to sit and watch. Every coach is well qualified and ready to train. You will also notice a few more policies that makes this place a five star gem but I want you to try them out and find out for yourselves.

Unfortunately, my experience with this program has been very disappointing. When enrolling my…read moredaughter, I was under the impression that I was paying for a single class, as that was how the receptionist communicated it to me. I was not made to feel that the ongoing billing policy and cancellation requirements were clearly explained at the time of enrollment. When I noticed the charges and reached out to address the situation, I was met with repeated responses emphasizing the online agreement I had signed rather than a genuine effort to understand my concerns regarding the lack of communication during enrollment. I understand that businesses have policies in place, and I respect that they need to reserve spots for enrolled students. However, I believe it is equally important for staff to clearly communicate recurring payments and cancellation policies upfront so parents can make informed decisions before providing payment information. What made this experience even more frustrating was having to go back and forth through multiple emails without feeling that my original concern was being acknowledged. Instead of feeling supported as a parent, I felt that the focus was solely on enforcing the policy. Due to this experience, I will not be returning to the program. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and improves communication during the enrollment process so other families do not experience the same frustration. I am sharing my experience honestly so other parents can be aware of the importance of confirming all billing terms before enrolling their children. Addendum to the owners response: I believe it is important to clarify that my concern has never been about whether an agreement was electronically signed, but rather the lack of clear communication from the front office regarding recurring monthly payments at the time of enrollment. I enrolled my daughter based on the information provided to me by the receptionist, who led me to understand that I was paying for the individual class. Had the ongoing monthly billing and cancellation requirements been clearly communicated to me verbally, I would have had the opportunity to make an informed decision before enrolling her and submitting my payment information. While I acknowledge that the policies were included in the electronic agreement, having a policy available to sign is not the same as ensuring that a new parent fully understands the financial commitment being made, particularly when the information provided by staff creates a different expectation. I am sharing the attached photos to provide additional context and support my concerns. I reached out directly to resolve this matter, and I do not believe my concerns should be dismissed simply because an electronic agreement was signed. Better communication during the enrollment process could have prevented this misunderstanding entirely. I respect that ERA Gymnastics has its policies, but I also believe parents deserve clear, transparent communication about recurring charges before committing to a program. I hope this feedback is taken constructively so future families do not experience a similar situation.

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We have been attending the parent and tot class for about 6 months. 5 stars for Coach Jen and her…read moreclass, it is the best! We have done make up classes with other coaches and the classes aren't as fun or interactive as Coach Jen's. 3 stars for the front desk and facility. They can be really short and unprofessional when you ask questions. They are great however about calling back to reschedule makeup classes. I also feel like the gym floor can be much cleaner and put together. Bathrooms are always clean and so is the lobby but the gym itself needs more love.

My daughter has been attending this gym for over a year, and I'm sad that we have to leave. I've…read moreput up with the poor customer service at the front desk and the frustrating makeup class policy, which you can also see mentioned in other reviews, because I wanted my daughter to have the opportunity to learn gymnastics. Unfortunately, the coaching has been a major disappointment. Most of the coaches seem very young and lack the enthusiasm and willingness to actually teach children. They demonstrate what to do, and that's it. When a child is struggling or doing something incorrectly, I believe a coach's responsibility is to correct them and teach them how to do it properly. Instead, the coaches often just stand there without offering much guidance or correction. What concerns me most is the lack of attention to safety. During a backward roll, my daughter wasn't even ready to support herself with her hands, but the coach rolled her anyway, leaving her neck in a dangerously bent position. She complained of a headache that night. This experience was frightening and made me seriously question the coaches' judgment and the gym's safety practices. Overall, this gym feels unsafe, disorganized, and poorly managed. I'm especially disappointed that the owner doesn't seem to care about these issues or the concerns raised in reviews. The most frustrating part is that there are very few gymnastics options in the Irvine area, so families have limited alternatives. Despite the poor experience, new children continue to enroll, and I worry that nothing will change. I'm genuinely disappointed because I wanted my daughter to learn and improve here. After more than a year, it's sad to leave, but I can no longer feel comfortable bringing her to a place where the quality of instruction and, more importantly, the safety of the children are such concerns.

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5.0(1 review)
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What's the best entertainment value in OC for $5.00? For many, it's CSUF Women"s gymnastics meet at…read moreTitan Gym. There are usually four or five meets per year at home. As of this writing, they have one more home meet and the conference championships (which will likely cost more) at CSUF in 2010. I found out about this program once when I was a student here playing tennis one Sunday. All of the sudden, people flocked to the parking lot and onto Titan Gym. It's a great place to take little girls who can see how beautiful and strong they can grow and maybe even have their Olympic dreams. There's few places where can you see fit strong and beautiful women defy gravity/ as they tumble, dance, and swing. UCLA has a gymnastics team also, but they're 60 miles or so away. NCAA gymnasts compete on the floor exercise. Watch for girls who flip in the air twice before landing and show off their personality as they dance to music. On vault, they also sprint down the floor then vault off a "horse", fly high, then flip or twist around before landing. On the uneven bars, they need to do ten moves, including a release when they throw themselves off the bar, re-catch, and pirouette on top of the bar while in a handstand, and swing out and flip or twist and land cleanly.The balance beam is where these ladies have to do a floor exercise routine on a beam that is 4 inches wide and four feet off the floor. It takes years daily practice for several hours to do a routine in a minute and thirty seconds. Gymnasts have the highest injury rate of any NCAA sport except springtime football training. They also have to always wear can't hide leotards during competition. These are beautiful and strong women, but as a friend of mine found out years ago, dating a female gymnast does have its drawbacks. For one, they are sometimes bruised and injured, and people might think their guy is abusive. They might say something like "Hey dude you're not a man if you have to hit your girl!" Truth is, these ladies are some of the toughest people you'll meet. I used to moan about getting kicked in the face during tae kwon sparring. These ladies instead of contacting a hand or foot, contact on the ground or an unforgiving piece of metal or wood while tumbling ten feet in the air. They get back up, and try it all again with no complaints. Once outside the gym, the Titan women are among the highest rated academic gymnastics teams in the country. Here is one of their gymnasts in action at a meet vs. UC Davis. Check out the double back somersault in the beginning and the end of the routine. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QMnrEp-oqw&feature=related But you better try to see them soon because sadly, they're fighting to stay alive because of budget cuts. This is a storied program that had a one armed gymnast, Carol Johnston, who once was one of the best in her time. Disney even made a TV movie about it in the early 80's called "Lefty". They were once national contenders, more than any other CSUF team except the baseball team. They're still able to beat teams like CAL, San Jose State, and UC Davis, who were all ranked higher earlier in the year. But these Titan ladies fight with style. And hopefully they can succeed and remain part of the athletic landscape at CSUF.

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