We've been at this gym for 7 years. They care about doing what's right for their gymnasts. The…read morecoaches are amazing. Communication with parents is great.

This place is amazing the coaches and owners alike. Very friendly and out going. Family oriented…read moreand great place for children. My son attended parkour here and loved it. My oldest son danced here as well. I can't say enough good words to describe the place except very awesome and amazing great pricing as well.

My daughter has been with Coach Chelsie B. for a while now and she was very close to leveling up to…read morethe next level. She was doing backhand springs by herself, no problem, needing no assistance for one full consecutive week before Coach Chelsie B. injured her wrist. When Coach Chelsie B. injured herself, we got stuck with Coach Rob. Everyone thinks that Coach Rob is so great because he used to coach the Olympians, and they'll be sure to tell you that too. Well, I don't see it. I don't care who he used to Coach, and I'm sick of hearing about it! What I do care about is that my daughter went from doing back, handspring by herself, needing no assistance to flopping on her face. She was supposed to be doing backhand springs by herself this entire time and Coach Chelsie B. told Coach Rob to let her do it by herself... he refused and said she's not ready and he'll decide when she's ready. He is NOT her Coach! He can take his little ego elsewhere! I have been wasting money going there week after week, watching her fall on her face, fall on her stomach, fall on her knees. I called and explained all this information to whoever was at the front desk and we tried to find another time slot, another day, another Coach, but unfortunately everything that we would be available for we would be stuck with Rob. We set up a make up class specifically with a female coach to see if the problem is gender related. I was not able to watch my daughter because they set up a giant inflatable in the middle of class. I asked one of the coaches if I could stand over on the side so I could watch and he said yes, and then the girl from the front desk came over and told me that I couldn't be on the floor and when I said, I already asked if I could stand here she just said Parents are not allowed on the floor. So then, when I asked her, where could I stand so that I can see... she just walked away from me so I said it again louder and she continued to walk away from me... now I am shouting across the room, walking after her and she's still ignoring me. The issue has now escalated to a valid Safety Concern for my child as well as other children. Had a ridiculous conversation with Rachael over the phone about my concerns and all she did was put it back on me. They continue to push the claim that Coach Rob used to coach the Olympians and yet we did not have any issues prior to him. This has been going on since June and I'm sick of wasting my money! I have spoken with other Mothers who's daughters are being coached by Coach Rob, and one Mother informed me of a similar issue when Coach Brooklyn broke her foot and they were stuck with Coach Rob. She stated that her daughter came home crying because Coach Rob doesn't know what he's doing. She also stated that Coach Rob told the girls he used to Coach Simone Biles. She stated that her daughter did not feel safe having him spot her, but then Coach Brooklyn was back the next week so she didn't say anything. Please, I am asking all Parents, if you have a concern or complaint bring it to their attention. I brought it to their attention and was treated poorly. I went as far as contacting the Owner, David Trifiro, and he was extremely rude just like Rachael. Did not take my concerns seriously, gave me all sorts of excuses. Did not take any accountability at all. Ended the conversation with "Find Another Gym".

OSA has the best and friendliest staff in the area. The small class size gives greater attention to…read morethe students. We love all of the staff but some of our favorites are Jonah, Brooklyn, and Chelsea!

Our son fell in love with this facility through Bouncing with Books events for Littles on Friday,…read morethen enrolled in the boys-only class one night per week. Price is reasonable, staff is amazing, and their transparent religious identity is on display but not forced on patrons. As a non-Christian patron, I worried about uncomfortable situations or questions, but TWIGS is welcoming to everyone, just upfront about it's company values. I 100% appreciate that approach! They also have inexpensive snacks and drinks available for purchase in the lobby if your schedule gets tight and someone needs a snack. There is a 2nd floor lounge with windows that gives parents and siblings a fantastic view of the kids who are training in the gym or the pool. Love this feature! They had an event credit on our account for 3 years from when we had to cancel a special event enrollment back before he enrolled in classes. Can't recommend this business enough. I had forgotten it but they brought up and honored the credit-- what other business would do that? Our kid is thriving with their instruction.

We started my daughter here in July after moving from another state. This gym is amazing for…read moretoddlers and kids, they have a variety of classes , both swim and gymnastics and they are amazing teachers. They also have after school programs, summer programs and even date nights where the kiddos can hangout and have "open gym". We love twigs!!

Now Called "Quest Gymnastics and Extreme Sports Center."…read more My son enjoyed the parkour class. Even though he struggled to keep up physically with the other boys, he stayed in the beginner class and enjoyed it, even as his peers moved up to the next level. However, one of the coaches started rewarding performance with suckers. My son never got a sucker because he wasn't strong enough to do the things they were supposed to do. He quit after that. Besides that, my initial impressions were not good. There is not enough room for kids to move around, every inch is packed with equipment and it gives the impression of a messy, cluttered space. With several (4-5) classes going on at once, I worry about kids flipping into other kids because there just isn't enough room. The ninja room also lacks padding and looks unsafe. Since it is in a separate room with no seating area, parents can't watch what's happening.

The new owner is amazing! She has completely revamped this whole program! I've been impressed with…read moreevery aspect of this program, from the instructors to the office staff. This has really become a first class operation.

So glad Dayton finally has something like this. We joined when opened last Fall and love the parent…read morechild classes. They also offer weekly practice and many holiday parties. We aren't old enough yet for parents night out but those are great for date nights and fun for the kids.