The coaching there is the best you can find for miles. If you want your child to actually improve…read moreyou need to go to lightning they have taught so many life lessons and really prepared me for life and gymnastic. I am truly beyond thankful for everyone behind this wonderful place I call home.

From the owner: Recreational gymnastics for ages 18 months to Adult. Parent and Tot, Tiny Twisters, Recreational…read moregirls, Recreational boys, Competitive programs for girls ages 5 and up.

We signed our then two-year old up for their parent-tot class last summer, and her "gym class" has…read morebeen her favorite night of the week for over a year now. The teachers were patient with our simultaneously shy and rambunctious toddler, and have really helped her come out of her shell. We recently held her 3rd birthday party there, and as usual, the staff was incredible and the whole event ran smoothly. We love this place!

The boys coach is very unprofessional. I spoke with management who said they would talk to him. My…read moreson went back a week later just to be treated even worse. He was mocked and called names by the coach. As long as he is there I would not recommend going.

Gleasons has been around for a long time, I remember it when I was little. Now I take my daughter…read morehere. She has been in gymnastics for about a year now and she loves it. Her teacher is amazing. My daughter is only 4 and I feel like they give the right amount of play and discipline. I plan on keeping her at Gleasons for a long time to come. The gym is clean, the classes and schedules are organized and the location and parking is great.

Clean, professional gym. Classes are age appropriate. Instructors for kindergarten classes are…read moregreat.

Experienced and professional coaches. Excellent positive learning environment. My daughters love…read moreit there!

My son just started in September here my 2 gripes are common I'm sure with other moms and dads the…read moreparking lot is awful accident waiting to happen and the sitting area which is nice you can watch your kid through the glass but when the kids are switching classes it is like your at a concert it is seriously crazy.

I visit this gym for Buffalo Aerial Dance…read more They have a wide variety of Circus Arts which are a great way to exercise without going to a gym. I am currently learning hoop/lyra and trapeze. They make the sign up process easy with online purchases. They also have a slack server and communicate to their customers through email.

This review is for Buffalo Aerial Dance, which is one of the schools that rents space here. There…read moreis a large room in the back with several silks, lyras, and trapezes. They offer a variety of classes, including three session beginner classes. I took one and plan to take another or join a class when they separate lyra and trapeze later this year. The instructors are kind and patient. You definitely want to build up your upper body strength, but these classes will also help build your strength. I wish I'd known about this location sooner.

I love going here! I find myself in the air 2-3 times a week and it's just a great experience. They…read morehave fantastic knowledgeable instructors and a great safe environment. They've been very careful with both covid regulations and overall equipment safety. If you're looking to try anything aerial this is the place!

Look, the lessons are great and the facility is hard to beat. BUT the registration process (every…read moredamn term) is such a pain. I've been trying to register for the Winter 2026 session and I've been trying to get in for an hour now. First the site was down, now it only shows a handful of classes. I took time out of my day (as I always have to) to get this done and it's not working. I tried calling the gym, but the lines are "busy" - when does that ever happen anymore?! For all the money they collect from registration, they should update their website and registration process and maybe they won't have so many pissed off parents. Will they respond to me, probably not.

As said in one of the other post that had a low review. I took my kid to the open gym and one of…read morethe older coaches who wasn't very pleasant to start with (not personable, rude) you can tell that she doesn't want to be there. My child had run over to the trampoline and as I'm making my way she yells "you HAVE to watch your kid. Which was exactly what I was doing. And that was fine because I thought maybe she didn't see me heading over to the trampoline etc (trying to understand her point of view). But it's when she walked away and decided to talk about me to the other coach about how parents don't watch their kids etc which got me. I already had a bad impression of her when I got there but after that it really got me upset. I left my kid with my husband for the rest of the class. I just didn't feel welcomed. I really want to request a refund for the next 9 classes we signed up for. My husband said after that the same coach was telling other people off too. It's ok to make people aware but there's a way to do it without belittling them.. Other than that lady, the receptionist is pretty awesome.

Birthday party review:…read more We went to the gym for a 4-year-old's birthday party. It was one hour of supervised play (2 instructors) followed by snacks in a small party room (the host was in charge of providing the snacks). The play area was a small rectangular space. There was a rope swing, cushioned stairs and mats, a small trampoline and a cushioned swinging column that kids can swing on. My kids are 1- and 3-year-old stayed mostly in the pillow pit and bounced a bit on the trampoline. After a bit of free play, the kids were told to run through the circuit, but my kids didn't quite grasp the concept. The older kids seemed bored. I'm not sure what the optimum age is for this type of party... Maybe 5 year olds? After the circuit, the kids took turns on a harassed aerial swing. This seemed fun and the kids were pulled quite high in the air. The gym does provide tumbling and gymnastic classes. I peered into the large gym area and it looked legit (I don't know anything about gymnastic classes though). There's also parent and tot classes too. The birthday party might be fun for kids around 5-8 years old. I wouldn't host a party there myself as the play area is small and the activities were somewhat limited, but if my kids are invited to a birthday party there, we'll attend.

This place was lovely! It was welcoming, bright and really well taken care of. We went here for a…read morekid-friend's birthday party a few years ago and at the time were already sending our children to another gymnastics school close by. If we weren't so loyal to the lovely people at "our gym" I'm sure I would have put my kids here. I recall two separate gyms and a "party/eating room" and saw a bigger room where parents could sit and watch the class through a wall sized window. The room our party was in had a lot of different gymnastics equipment that a range of differently aged kids could play with. The party was well organized and they did I nice job incorporating activities that put some nice attention on the birthday kid, to help celebrate her. (I find a lot of indoor playground birthday parties to just be a space rental and that's it. Nothing wrong with that, just know from what I remember, that was a nice feature of this place.) Sorry I can't say much first hand about this place as a gymnastics school. Our friends' kids went there for years and were really happy. They only "quit" because they moved out of country. I'm new to this whole writing reviews publicly thing but the single "1 star" review for this place caught my attention and I felt compelled to add my perspective. I've only been here once, at around the same time as the other review by Jeska P. (Please also note the follow-up response from Kids SuperGym itself - it seems likely that the review was meant for another place - it's a real shame Yelp doesn't do anything about this! This place has been sitting with a single 1 star review for over 3 years??!!) And I give them 5 stars because in my opinion, for what this place is and what our experience was, they deserve this. Is it the ultimate gymnastics school in the world? I have no idea. Did they do "anything wrong" in my opinion to warrant "docking" them a star? Not at all.

In my experience the instruction for young children is rather low quality. 20 min out of 45 min in…read morethe toddlers class the instructor was sitting in one spot. That kind of "warm up" without music or other engagement for 20 min might be ok for older kids, but not toddlers. The class is low energy, slow-going. Kids couldn't sit still. They eventually started running around, to the dislike of the instructor. In my view Rolly Pollies provides better "gymnastics" at this age than Turners.

Absolutely love Turners. They meet the kids at their level, whatever that is, and then help that…read moreconfidence to grow. I have one kid who got pulled from the general class into the team, and another kid who they are working with to control anxiety attacks on the balance beam. The third is waiting in the wings, but will be joining soon. They are where the kids are. The company communicates well with parents, and doesn't focus on the money. Well worth the time and investment.