Just came in for an "assessment" of my little one. Upon arrival the front desk associate was on her…read morecell. Another associate approached me, didn't introduce herself or ask for my or my child's name. Started to "assess" him then stopped not even a minute in and walked off to the back to join the other associate on the cell. Didn't even communicate why. They also called everyday for a week to confirm we were coming... just to ignore us when we got in.

From the owner: Los Angeles Gymnastics Center in West Hollywood is a premier destination for gymnastic training,…read morerenowned for its expert coaching and state-of-the-art facilities. Our center caters to all ages and skill levels, offering recreational gymnastics, competitive team, and specialized classes for children and adults. At the heart of our success is our team of experienced gymnastics coaches. We offer holiday and summer break camps, birthday parties, special events, production rentals and more.

Greetings, nerds! I'm here to tell ya'll about Adult Gymnastics…read more My friend and I decided we wanted to try out different hobbies all summer and we kicked things off by trying out gymnastics. Neither of us have taken a single class in our lives, but we have backgrounds in dance and are generally athletic. The class is advertised as beginner friendly and open to all levels. I feel compelled to warn you that it isn't so much "beginner friendly" as it is "beginner... cordial?" I couldn't tell you the instructor's name because he never introduced himself. He seems very knowledgeable and experienced, but there wasn't really a lot of formal instruction. I expected some fundamentals to be broken down, but this wasn't initially done. The warm up immediately kicked off with instruction to do handstands (lol). Yo girl has no understanding of the proper form for this or anything! After one pass of "hand stands," it was on to handstands into a turn and tuck - or something. Then the next pass was a walking handstand. The movements just got progressively more difficult. At one point, I nearly panicked and just sat out for the whole class. Fortunately, the instructor noticed I was opting out of everything and he came over and broke down a cartwheel for me. Every now and then, when he saw my look of confusion, he would offer me some tips. But overall, there wasn't a lot of true breakdowns of moves or anything like that. I will say that the casual and informal nature of the class had some advantages. The people in the class were so kind, supportive, and encouraging. Many of them offered me tips and advice to help me with different tricks. They helped encourage me to try things I was nervous to do. Eventually, I got comfortable running at a springboard and flipping onto mats. Again, the instructor would offer me some pointers and tell me what I could do better. Overall, I had a lot of fun and enjoyed myself. It feels like a judgment-free zone. At the end of class, I tried another new trick (some sort of assisted backflip). I really had no idea what I was doing and injured my toe pretty bad. It's just another reason that having a *little* more instruction for the novices would be beneficial. Ultimately, I felt like the more seasoned students were given more attention than the newbies - which is fine. Just letting yall know what to expect! My friend was randomly quite good at everything and didn't struggle as much as I did lol. By all means, if you are a newbie... give it a go. It's worth a try! Just go into it with a positive attitude and throw yourself into it!

Can I give 0 starts? If you want your child to go from doing gymnastics in the living room non-stop…read moreand being obsessed with it to hating it and not wanting to hear about it ever again, this is your place. I met the owner once and she seemed kind and like she really had a vision when she started it but unfortunately a lot seems to have gotten lost along the way. I won't even bother to go fully into details on here about what transpired but will make sure to share it with every parent that I know and wants a gymnastics place recommendation - this is NOT it. Just a few of the wild things that happened in just a short two months that we were there: lack of curriculum, a random different teacher almost every class, bullying from other peers without the teacher doing anything about it, alienation and weird treatment because we said we can't do privates in addition to the regular class on the day when the teacher was available, and there is no point in bothering to go on about this horrible place. Believe the bad reviews, I didn't...

My daughter is 7 years old I brought her to Balis 6 months ago and we love it nice environment…read morebetween the girls and the coach.

My daughter been doing gymnastic almost three years. we left previous club and came to Liya and I…read morebelieve it's been a best decision ever for my daughter to succeed in gymnastic. Lyia is very passionate, professional, loves kids and she does her best to make your child to work and achieve. My daughter at level 7, her routines has been beautiful with high difficulty and in the same time Liya care a lot about child safety. Her classes its almost a private class, it's very individual approach and I can tell- Liya teaches kids not for money but for her love to gymnastic I would highly recommend her if you want a great coach for your child In this beautiful sport

My 8-year-old daughter has been attending classes at New Vibe now for 2 years and is on the younger…read morecompetition team this year. This is a great, intimate gym that gives a lot of focus to the individual athletes. The competition team instills great values, but isn't overly programmed or intimidating to the athletes of diverse levels. (Said another way: I don't think my daughter is likely to be an olympian, but she can take a lot of pride in what she learns and achieves at New Vibe.) Violet cares very much about her students and the coaches she selects to work with them. There are other gyms that are bigger and have been around longer, but the equipment at New Vibe is clean, well-kept, and designed to inspire the kids. A very playful yet professional atmosphere, which is perfect for our family.

We LOVE New Vibe gymnastics!! My child can't get enough of their classes, camps, team, etc...The…read morecoaches are skilled and very encouraging for athletes at all levels. They have made our year!!

Owner is chill and the people there. Affordable pricing too! Coming back more for practice bruhread more

Absolutely amazing gym. Very affordable and the instructors…read moreare very very very professional. Great location and space. I have a kid in the program and I can't be more satisfied!

We attended a birthday party yesterday and just wanted to give credit to the crew working. They…read morewere incredible with young children and brought a lot of energy so the parents didn't have to.

I LOVE Bounce! They did my son's 5th birthday party at a local park and he also just wrapped a week…read moreof camp with them at Annenberg. On the party front, they're super easy to work with and bring so much fun stuff (giant obstacle courses that kept all the kids entertained for hours). My son really loved the camp, he had so much fun playing at the beach and thought all the coaches were great. The staff I think is what sets this business apart, they do a great job of recruiting energetic staff that seem to genuinely really like kids.

So far so good! The kids love it. It looks like the trainers are really teaching the kids moves. I…read morewish I had known about this place sooner! Cons: hard or get to, since I want familiar with the campus and parking. Maybe an map should go out with registration? We look forward to continuing here!

Way too many kids. For the price you pay there is no individual attention to the kids to correct…read morethem and to help them learn technique. They just have the kids run same routines each week and my daughter has not learned much 15 sessions in. She still can't do a cartwheel and when she attempts them in class no one pays any attention to correct or help her. Waste of money quite frankly.

My daughter is 7 and LOVES JAG gym!!! She started out in the younger kids section after school for…read more50 min and very quickly fell in love with the environment. Within a year she started on the competition team and will compete this season! I have noticed a huge confidence boost, and I really like that all bodies are welcome and encouraged and that there are no mirrors for the girls to stare at themselves in. It's a wholesome, friendly, happy place and I am grateful my daughter gets to learn and grow here.

I would like to share feedback regarding our recent gymnastics enrollment experience. Nene was very…read moreprofessional from start to finish. She provided clear communication, walked us through each step of the process, and ensured that all of our questions were answered. Her patience, kindness, and attention to detail made the enrollment smooth and stress-free. We appreciate her professionalism and the positive energy she brings to the program. I will share additional reviews along the way.

Coach Sara at Jumping Gym, brings an entire child gymnastics gym to our child care center every…read moreweek! Coach Sara is dedicated to teach a gymnastics program to our students ranging in ages 2-5 yrs old. Every week she implements an engaging gymnastic obstacle course, for our students to learn and accomplish. Coach Sara also utilizes early learning music and movement practices, to teach our youngest of learners. Thanks Coach Sara!

Coach Sara is very resourceful with the kids. She knows how to engage them in many ways. My kids…read morelove her. They have made a great improvement in their gymnastics and physical stamina since they've started a year ago. Coach Sara is punctual and responsible. We're very grateful to have her train our kids!