After 3 years of commitment to Pearland Elite, I was extremely disappointed and honestly…read moreheartbroken by the way my daughter Taylor's enrollment ended. Rather than having a direct conversation with me as her parent, Taylor was unenrolled following information surrounding a tryout at another gym. From my perspective, the decision appeared to be based on hearsay and assumptions rather than anyone simply picking up the phone and speaking with me first. After three years of our family investing time, money, trust, and Taylor pouring countless hours into this program, we deserved that basic professional courtesy. What makes this even harder is that Taylor genuinely loved Pearland Elite and absolutely adored her coach ( Kelly) . This was her gymnastics home for three years. These coaches and teammates were a major part of her childhood as she was home schooled there, so the way everything ended is something that will likely remain a core memory for her and unfortunately, not for the right reasons. In my opinion, the decision made by Tasha and Nick to unenroll my daughter felt emotional and reactive, rather than thoughtful and centered around an athlete who had been loyal to their program for years. A conversation could have changed the entire way this situation was handled. Exploring another gym was never about disrespecting her coaches or forgetting everything Pearland Elite had done for Taylor. It was about being parents and doing our due diligence for a child who has serious goals in this sport. Parents should be able to explore opportunities, ask questions, attend a tryout, and determine the best path for their child without fearing their child will immediately be removed from a program based on secondhand information. I also had heard of interactions with Nick that made me uncomfortable, including comments that I personally perceived as racially inappropriate and insensitive. Combined with how this situation was handled, it changed the way I viewed the leadership of the gym. Taylor worked hard, competed, represented Pearland Elite proudly, loved her coaches, and gave that program three years of her childhood. Regardless of where an athlete ultimately chooses to train, that level of dedication deserves respect, compassion, professionalism, and at minimum a conversation with her parent. We have moved forward and I am grateful Taylor is continuing her journey in an environment that aligns with the direction she wants to go. But I will always wish her chapter at Pearland Elite had been allowed to close with the same love and respect that she gave them for three years. It wasn't simply that our relationship with the gym ended. It was the way they chose to end it that I will never agree with.

Unfortunately they have grown and have grown too fast …read more Employing people who didn't have the experience to be coaching athletes at a certain level . Bringing on more athletes when the resources are already stretched thin. Most who progressing or staying on level are doing 2+ privates a week on top of the 16hrs a week of training. And some are even going outside of the gym to other gyms for privates because the coaches we are told to use either don't have availability or they just are new coaches who lack coaching experience. It's sad to see the quality of coaching go down .

everyone is really nice. it's not a professional gymnastics place but more for fun and getting your…read morelittle one's energy out! they have a parents night out and the kids enjoy it!

Seriously? 7 months after dropping out I get an email stating I owe another month when I told them…read morein person we were cancelling, and they stated that there was nothing more necessary to do. Sounds like management problems and money problems. Stay away. There are better gyms.

I really wanted to love this place. I have 3 kids I wanted to enroll in gymnastics here, but after…read moregoing to open gym, I am going to look elsewhere. Here were the problems: 1. $10 for an hour of play is pretty steep. It should be $10 for 1 1/2 or 2 hours. But then they made the kids stop playing and put their shoes on when there was still 5 minutes left to play. This was especially frustrating because the price is already pretty high. 2. They divided the kids up into a baby room and a kid room, and the rooms are completely separate. This made it unnecessarily difficult for those of us with a kid in each age group and limited my ability to interact with my kids in this space. When I asked if I my 3 year old could stay in the kid room if I was there I was no a very stern NO. 3. They kept telling the little kids they could only jump on the trampolines going one direction. Which would make sense if there were other kids waiting to use the equipment or it was a structured play time. But that wasn't the case, and the unhelpful and bossy employees were annoying. 4. My younger child kept falling on the trampoline and when I got on the trampoline to help him and show him how to bounce I was told I wasn't allowed on any of the equipment. So I wasn't allowed to help my child have a safe and enjoyable experience. It was frustrating. 5. My older child came to me at the end frustrated that the employees wouldn't help the kids use the equipment in the larger kid area and that the employees were really bossy. I wasn't in the big section, so I didn't see this first hand, but it was consistent with what I saw in the little kid section. We won't be going back.

My daughter loves her new gymnastics class and teacher. She is already learning new flips and comes…read morehome very happy! They lost a star for closing over Spring Break, which is exactly when my daughter needed her class to get out of the house. Also, they do birthday parties, but they don't have enough slots for demand. My daughter requested her bday party here and even though I called 3 weeks ahead of time, they didn't have any openings that weekend (the weekend after Spring Break was over). Bummer.

Excellent coaching! The girls love every minute and always look forward to going. Their skills have…read morecome so far in the short amount of time they have been going here.

My granddaughters have been training level 3 for the last 3 months at HEG. As a former gymnast…read moremyself, I can tell you that the coaching and management is excellent. The girls love every practice and have made tremendous improvement in their skills since transferring here from Pasadena. They have become stronger and more determined. My only regret is not finding this gym sooner. I highly recommend them.

Great coaches and atmosphere. Not over-crowded. Great Covid protocols and safety. My daughter loves…read moreher team and coaches at HGC.

From the owner: Conveniently located in Meyerland in Southwest Houston, Houston Gymnastics Center (HGC) offers one…read moreof the best training facilities and coaching staff in the country. With over 18,000 square feet of training space, our gym includes a preschool center, floor exercise area, training pits, trampoline and tumble track, boys and girls training areas and balance beam areas.

Honestly, not the biggest fan. My children have been to…read moreother gymnastics and dance studios but this one did not impress me by one bit. Gym time isn't that bad probably the only consistent activity where coaches need to be more hands on but give the children so much freedom to run loosely with little direction, yes it's supposed to be fun but I feel like they are missing on one key elemental skill which is coaching verbally in order to maintain order as much as a coach can. The staff loves to be on their phones, yes all the staff (at least when we went) were young teen ladies but what kind of example is that on the young? Oh it's totally ok to be on phones as you are being instructed? ....I think not. What teen doesn't want to go out on Friday nights but once employees commit to a job, it is their responsibility to take on the duties that are expected. Lastly, the dance class. Never in my life have I had my two other children attend a dance class directed by a TV screen, almost identical to little Julian from Big Daddy when he was hopping around while watching the Kangaroo sing-a-long. Dance instructors typically (from my previous experiences) have all children in a pattern, either by the bar or in a circle to see the children's body movements as they are being taught the basics of dance. This would be a lot different if the studio class was dealing with toddlers or young children but when children are at the age to comprehend and act upon the instruction. I am no dance instructor but experiencing dance at different age groups from both my other children and from the little that I remember, children are missing out on such a wonderful experience even if they are not part of the dance team. Perhaps even challenging themselves or simply just practice stretching exercises, parents here are being robbed on what could be a great hobby for these kids to possibly pursue as they get older. Luckily, for us we are no longer members of this gym and dance studio. We are actively looking for something along the lines of my older two have experienced since our youngest child seems to really enjoy gymnastics and dance.

We brought two of our children (twin girls) here for Break-Away Camp. Our daughters mentioned to…read moreone of the counselors that the following day was their sixth birthday, and their party had been canceled due to coronavirus concerns. These kind souls (the counselors) went to the trouble of throwing a little party for our daughters, with cake and tiaras (which our daughters love) that light up and say "Happy Birthday." Such an act of thoughtfulness deserves nothing short of a top-notch rating.

*NEW ADDRESS 3226 FM 528*…read more For 40+ years, Coach Kathy and her amazing team of coaches have helped gymnasts grow into confident athletes through positive reinforcement, safe skill progressions, and a focus on personal growth. They teach that true victory comes from daily effort, perseverance, and celebrating inner wins. Highly recommend.

I have to say I was very hesitant to take my little brother here, but he begged and begged because…read moreall his friends where hanging out here Friday nights. So I gave this gym a chance and I was extremely surprised at how amazing the staff was and how much my little brother loved it! I keep taking him on Friday nights which is "open gym" and I hope to get him enrolled in classes pretty soon. They offer a variety of classes for different ages and skill levels. I really liked the art all around the gym (superhero themed) but what I fell in love with was the atmosphere at the gym. The staff is there to answer any questions you might have ( I had a million) and is very patient and accommodating. The coaches are full of energy and they like to joke around with the kids. They play a lot of game that sure get my brother tired and ready for bed. I'm extremely glad I found a gym where I can trust to leave my little brother and where he really looks forward to going every week.

Worth the drive if you want a good gymnastics program for your child. The classes are almost always…read morefull but that only speaks to the quality of instruction. This is a good choice for someone in the Houston area.

It was our first time at little gym and we had such a great time. We were in the birds class for my…read morelittle one. Our instructor was interactive kept all the kids engaged and they all had such fun! I liked that each class was designed to teach them a skill. My little girl fell fast asleep on the car ride home so safe to say it definitely got all the energy out! In terms of the booking, it was a pretty seamless process. Definitely will come again

We have never been here for classes, but have been to several birthday parties. They have a party…read moreroom for food and cake. The employees have the party routine down! Every step of the party is planned, from free play to the structured FUN activities! Tons of fun to be had and the kids get to burn off all that energy!