We have had four children in both recreational and competitive classes at Action for several years…read more We love Action, the coaches, the atmosphere and our experience there. I am so glad we found Action!

This gym is the best. The coaches are so very good with our kids. The gym and equipment are top…read morenotch!

Emma was very helpful with information. Very well spoken and experienced in this academy. We have a…read moretrial coming up and im very excited to see how this goes for my 4yo daughter!

We've been enrolling our 3 year old in classes here since August of 2021. We do feel his class is…read moreabsolutely over priced considering we stay with him, help him learn the stuff, and it's just about getting him comfortable with being there. Also, paying extra for the T-shirt at the end of the session feels ridiculous considering what we pay every single session... but overall our experience has been wonderful. We absolutely ADORE Coach Mattie. She has made gymnastics so fun for our Ryker. She single handedly makes the cost worth it for our boy. All the girls handling the little ones are super sweet but we wouldn't have continued if he didn't light up like he does every time he hears he gets to go see Coach Mattie.

Super excited that we found it!!!…read more The place has it Right!!! Our girl is in parent assist gymnastics and had a blast day 1.. I can see why this this place is buzzing on the daily Upstairs viewing area was a nice present but still away from the action feel...while still being present. We will return! I even had some fun on the slides in the play area... Looking forward to the session next time! Respectfully, The Smiths

We had our 2 year old grandson and decided to go to the play area. It cost $6 for him and socks are…read morerequired by all who play. We were the only ones there for a while. He had a great time. I think the lockers they provide could be cleaned better. The gym was being used by hopefully our next Olympic champions. It was great to watch.

We had my child's birthday party here and it was really fun. The kids stayed busy the whole time…read moreand the coaches were great with them

Went to a birthday party here for young kids and it was great. My kid loved it. The staff was nice…read more Facility and atmosphere was cool. Definitely will go back.

My children have taken aerial and regular gymnastics classes here during the summer or special…read moresessions and we have been pleased! They are also attendee toddler gym time when they were younger and I was always a good environment. The facility has good equipment and the instructors are engaging with the kids and they work to keep them safe while learning. Unfortunately it is quite a drive so they keeps us just going in the summer but if our schedules worked out I would try the full year of gymnastics for my kids.

My girls love Metro Gymnastics. The instructors do a fantastic job teaching the different age…read moregroups and giving individual attention as needed. They also have special events like lunch bunch, cartwheel clinic, and date nights where they keep the kids, feed them pizza, and let them play on the equipment while parents get a date night. My girls beg us to go on a date every time this is offered.

Such an amazing facility! I was looking for an adult class and they were the only one I could find…read morein the Tulsa area! One of the owners, Cindy, was my gymnastics teacher over 10 years ago! Every teacher I've met has been so kind and encouraging! You can tell they really care about their students!

Above and Beyond us such an amazing gym. The staff and coaches become more like family. They truly…read morecare about your gymnast and what is best for them. Not what makes their gym looks better. We love them and won't go anywhere else.

I'm surprised there aren't more reviews for this place! We had my daughter in the 4 year old…read moreprogram over the summer and she absolutely loved it! She had so much fun with her fellow gymnasts learning new moves and honing her skills. She really thrived here, and the teachers were all so patient with her! I definitely plan on enrolling her again soon!

My daughters have been involved with BCGA's girls AAU Xcel team for 5 years and after the second…read moreyear it became a revolving door of coaches, so the girls on the team haven't had any stability in the realm of coaching for the last 3 seasons. Well, this year the coaches they brought in hit an all-time low, to the point they sucked all of the love of the sport out of my daughter that has loved doing gymnastics with her teammates for years now. I emailed the main coach (the guy in charge of the 3 coaches for the AAU Xcel team) 5 times between January and April 14th with little to no responses from him. Our daughter and the rest of the team were told that they needed to come up with their own beam routines, while the coaches didn't even make sure all the skills that they needed for the event were in their routines. Many of the girls completely bombed the beam event at their first meet (which was at BCGA), then the coaches got angry at the team for not doing well at the event. The two female coaches they had this year consistently looked for any excuse they could find to cancel practice, when practice wasn't cancelled, they didn't work on developing or fine-tuning the girls' skills instead they worked on breaking down the girls' spirits by calling them pathetic and getting in their faces at the drop of a hat. The one male coach the team had was the best at developing the girls' skills, but he thought it was appropriate talk to them about their periods and had other inappropriate behaviors. He was removed from the gym after an incident with another team, so that it the caliber of people that this organization feels is okay to hire to train your kids. If you want your girls to enjoy gymnastics, then find another gym. My daughters have both quit gymnastics now and it is in no small part due to the way this gym is being run. Again, I emailed the main coach (the guy in charge of the 3 coaches for the AAU Xcel team) 5 times between January and April 14th with little to no responses from him. So, after getting tired of my daughter being upset to the point of tears after 90% of her practices, I addressed the coaches myself. I will admit that I could've been more tactful when I approached the coaches, but here is what I said to the team's "head coach." I said, "Since you want to talk about the team being pathetic in front of the girls, you should know that the performance of the team is a reflection of their coaches," I then said, "You're a shit coach." After that the other coach scoffed and I left the gym. They then kicked my daughter off the team because of me addressing the coaches, and they said she was lying about everything despite several of the other girls talking with her on the phone about the things the coaches have been saying to them and how it's making them feel. I do wish I would've approached this situation differently, but due to an overwhelming amount of frustration at both the coaches and senior staff of BCGA, I addressed the problem that they were not handling. This organization does not care about the well-being of your girls or even that they are developing their gymnastics skills, all of that went out the door a long time ago. Your AAU girls are just numbers and paychecks for this place. This is not to say anything against Bart Conner himself, because he is not involved with most of the day-to-day work going on at the gym. The few interactions I have had with him have been pleasant and he seems like a very down-to-earth kind of guy. However, the people running the gym are dragging his name through the mud.

I've had my child enrolled in the 18 month-3 year old class for the past year. Today, she was only…read moreallowed to participate in about 45% of the class because I was told- right before class started that she would need to stay in the lobby during group instruction. This should have been communicated ahead of time by phone or voicemail, not sprung on us in front of other parents and children. My child sometimes has developmentally normal tantrums when she doesn't want to participate in activities, which is expected for her age. Other children in the class also don't participate and continue to play during instructions, which only made it harder for my child to engage. My child was essentially expelled under the guise a constructive dismissal. I wasn't even given the courtesy of a quick refund. Instead, I sat in the lobby for an extended period, waiting to even be acknowledged. My daughter was upset watching all the other kids go into class without her, and I was left feeling humiliated and frustrated. I paid for her to be included in the full class, and the way this was handled was unprofessional, poorly communicated, and inconsiderate to both my child and myself.

EDITED. After leaving this review on Google. They proceeded to call us multiple times and then…read morecalled my husband telling him "better watch your tone" and then threatening to call his place of work for the one star review. I HATE leaving bad reviews and Would have changed my review after receiving our money back for the class, but after calling us so many times and trying to call my husbands job over a bad review? This will stay. My son started at the three year old class. The teacher (Natalie), gave them a circuit and expected them to be able to remember it. After completing one thing, He would go to the next (As a circuit works). I guess that was seen as not listening to them. Which I could not hear what was said and maybe they were told not to go on. In no way am I saying that my son wasn't at fault. However, I do find it ridiculous that He was sent out to sit with us five minutes before the class was up. I was a ballet dancer for sixteen years performing in major productions and studying in college. Many of those years included teaching. There's no reason there should be one teacher to several itty bittys. You cannot expect them to learn an entire circuit and stay in one place for a long period of time. My husband is an NAIA cheerleading champion and he will be the first to tell you that the older kids that SHOULD be tumbling- aren't. They are barely able to cartwheel. Technique is so important! Especially in sports like this. No technique can lead to broken bones. If you read their staff wall, you will see that there are no real credentials other than "they've been doing this a long time". If you want your kids to be good at gymnastics, please send them somewhere where they can learn technique and teachers know how to teach.

We love Aim High Academy and the staff! It's very clean, with a wonderful atmosphere. My daughter…read morehas been blessed learning gymnastics there and we recently had a birthday party there. The kids got to play in the Ninja area, the open gym. and then celebrate in the birthday room. So much was provided for the party and they provided set up, serving, and clean up. They even wheeled everything (food, gifts, etc.) from the car and back. I highly recommend it for gymnastics and parties!

It smelled like feet ew And the beans were brown and the floor was a bright color. I don't like…read morebright colors.1/10 do not recommend not come here if you do not like feet