We have been to 3 of the gymnastic gyms in Rockwall and UE is very dirty and unsanitary whereas the…read moreother places are cared for and maintained. We love the other two locations but this one was incredibly disappointing for their lack of cleanliness. Toddler time is a great opportunity for little ones to expel energy and UE offers that. However, I don't feel it is sanitary at all especially for the young ages that are there. They have chemical bottles just laying around that can easily get into the wrong hands. They had garbage laying around on and by the gym mats, even though it clearly says not to bring food in there ppl don't always listen. There was a staff member "working" but she was just sitting on a mat the entire hour and lots of rules were broken without care (shoes being worn, etc). There has been a broken light for quite some time and it's also a safety concern where the bulb flashes like a stobe. This can be extremely harmful to someone who has epilepsy and isn't a precaution that people aware about before they enter, nor is it something that they have fixed and has been like that for quite some time. There is chalk everywhere which is a given for gymnastics but this is so much then I have ever seen elsewhere and an asthmatic they can feel it in their lungs and you just see the dust in the air which is not good to breathe in. It honestly doesn't look like this place is cleaned even tho there are full chemical bottles just laying around. It just felt very unsanitary and gross. In comparison to the other locations in town, this one is disappointing to see their lack of care and attention. There really isn't an excuse for that neglect.

I work there and the employees are very friendly My…read moredaughter does gymnastics at the gym

It's a very clean, and well laid out facility. My 2 year old daughter LOVES it…read more She looks forward to her weekly class, and enjoys seeing the instructors. Their staff is also very competent and helpful. I see themwould down equipment between classes. Their class sizes aren't too big, and it's in a nice central location for all Rockwallians

At first my son who is just over 2 years old was overwhelmed and didn't want to leave my side but…read morethe welcoming atmosphere helped him warm up and become his wild free self within 5 minutes. It was a wonderful experience and I would highly recommend for parents who need a safe space for their little ones to get out some excess energy

Do yourself a favor and go to Urban Air instead. What place won't let you open birthday presents?…read moreYou have to eat at a certain time and you can't go play after you eat. when time is up, they push you out the door.

We recently had my daughters 3rd birthday there. They were great. They set up and took down the…read morewhole party. Fast too. Literally only had to show up and watch the kids run and play and burn off energy! Very stress free, would recommend for a little kid party.

My daughters train with Coach Jonathan and they love it. The gym is clean and the staff is…read morefriendly. Their skills have improved, they take their sport more seriously, and they have fun. I appreciate that they are trained on proper technique which has not been the case at different gym in the area.

My daughter has trained at Wylie Elite this past year and it has been the BEST experience!!! While…read morewe are so impressed with the cleanliness of the gym and parent area, its the staff that makes it such an amazing place. The training is unlike any other with elite tumblers and skilled professionals to train with. Not only are they masters of their trade they make it FUN, and safe, for athletes! My daughter grew tremendously and was named top 10 tumbler for female athletes proving the training is top notch. a MUST try for any cheer/tumbling athlete!!!

Huge shoutout to Coach Heather at Cheervenge! Her dedication, Influence, energy, and commitment to…read morethese athletes never go unnoticed. She pushes everyone to be stronger, more confident, and better every single day. The impact she has on her team goes far beyond the gym floor, and we're grateful for the passion she brings every practice and competition.

The staff at Cheervenge have been a delight to work with. You can tell they truly care about the…read moreathletes enrolled at their gym.

Give stats for the service for a birthday party we attended here at ASI a few weeks ago! The staff…read morewere so entertaining to the little ones, there were tons of different activities the kids of all ages had access to, and the setup was amazing. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that ASI hosts all kinds of events like "parents night out," private parties, and more. Highly recommend you check them out for your kids birthday party.

What started as a positive experience turned into one of the most frustrating and disappointing…read moreexperiences we've ever had with a youth sports program. My children genuinely enjoyed attending classes here, and we initially believed we had found a gym that cared about its athletes and families. Unfortunately, the complete lack of communication, accountability, and professionalism proved otherwise. Shortly after joining, my daughter was repeatedly told by her coach that she was on the competition team, would be competing soon, and should expect to start preparing. As a parent, I immediately began asking for information regarding costs, schedules, commitments, and expectations. For TWO MONTHS, I sent emails, made phone calls, and followed up repeatedly. Every single time, I was brushed off with vague responses like, "We'll get that information to you soon." Meanwhile, my daughter's coach continued building excitement and reinforcing the idea that she was already on the team. No one seemed concerned about the fact that a child was being led to believe something that had not even been finalized. To make matters worse, my children travel out of state regularly to see their father, making advance scheduling absolutely critical. ASI was aware of this. They knew we needed information to coordinate custody schedules, family obligations, and finances. Yet they still failed to provide even the most basic details. After months of chasing answers, I finally learned that team selections hadn't even been finalized despite my daughter being told repeatedly that she was already on the team. When I expressed my frustration and requested that someone speak with my daughter and apologize for getting her hopes up, there was zero accountability. No ownership. No acknowledgment that they had handled the situation poorly. Eventually, I was given cost information--an additional $100 per month, hundreds of dollars in uniforms, competition expenses, and other commitments. The cost itself was never the issue. Competitive sports are expensive. The issue was being strung along for months while my daughter's expectations were built up based on information that should never have been communicated to her in the first place. I was promised a follow-up email with all competition details so I could discuss everything with my children's father and my fiancé. That email never came. Three weeks later, I was still waiting. What is most disappointing is that this entire situation could have been avoided with basic communication and accountability. Instead, I was left constantly chasing answers, forced into the position of disappointing my daughter, and treated as though my concerns were an inconvenience. My son has autism and absolutely loved attending classes here, which makes this decision even more heartbreaking. However, the way this situation was handled made it impossible for us to continue supporting this gym. If you're looking for a program that communicates with families, keeps parents informed, and takes responsibility when mistakes are made, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere. The emotional impact on my daughter and the frustration this caused our family were completely unnecessary. We left not because of costs, schedules, or competition requirements. We left because of the incompetence, lack of communication, and complete refusal to take accountability. I would not recommend this gym to any parent.

Our daughters have been attending for a few years. Everyone here is wonderful. We are blessed to…read morehave our kids around such great coaches and mentors.

Daughter went here since she was 5 and shy but teachers were very nice and patient. Returned when…read moreshe was older and she still loved it. Ms. Tina is always cheerful, sweet and encouraging. They are organized and the shows are always done well. I love the T-shirt's they make every year for the show and the venues are nice and spacious for families.

I have been playing here for years and I have coached my daughters U8 team here…read more I agree the parking lot SUCKS! The bathrooms could use some attention! The staff has been good. Stephen, head of youth soccer program made sure that my U8 team was placed in the right division and not playing up or down to much. All and all I give this place thumbs up! UPDATE 5/26/14 I am adding a stat bc the are currently repaving the parking lot!!! THANK YOU!!!'

If it was my choice, I'd never select this place but since it's not my decision, I have to go where…read morethe team is playing. This place seems to be run on auto pilot by children. The place needs a complete gutted renovation and looks like at any minute, all the walls are going to cave in. No one ever answers the phone and no one ever knows about organized sports teams. Voice mail doesn't get answered either. Apparently this is like a mall with independent vendors or something. This summer, the straw that broke the camel's back for me was when they decided to lock exit doors in the rear of the building, which is where I entered, but could not exit because they were chained. The only way out was through the front door. Other doors to get out of the building are not clearly marked or are blocked. This is a disaster waiting to happen. Another straw that broke the camel's back was a referee who wore a pair of shorts with the acronym IDGAF on the pant leg. I was appalled that he thought it was OK to wear such to a children's sporting event; and I was also appalled that the facility staff allowed it and clearly just about allows anything. It must be the cheapest place in town for basketball leagues.

I don't have experience with Golden Grip Gymnastics as a gymnastics school, but rather in regards…read moreto their birthday party service. I booked Golden Grip Gymnastics about six weeks before my son's 3rd birthday. They were so much cheaper than everywhere else in the area, but my husband and I checked out the gym when we put down the deposit so I felt confident that the kids would at least have fun if nothing else! I had planned to bring my own cake and have pizza delivered, and although GGG provides tablecloths, plates, napkins, etc., I brought my own because I wanted everything to follow the theme of the party. We had the whole huge gym to ourselves. The gymnastics area was a BLAST for the kids (especially the foam pit), and then Corbyn led a group dancing game and we took photos of all the kids together (a great idea and something I never would have thought of to do!). The GGG team took care of setting up, handling the kids, handing out pizza and cake, and cleaning up. Corbyn set everything up on the tables, but was totally cool with me rearranging some things in order to make room for the pizza.  My review is not doing justice to the amount of hard work the GGG team put in and how much fun the kids had. I could not give a stronger recommendation for Golden Grip as a birthday party venue. Such a great experience, and depending on my son's interests next year, we'll probably plan to be back!

For a time, my youngest niece was coming here to get her gymnastics on and I couldn't be more…read moreimpressed by what she was being taught. Run by a former Olympian, she taught her the basics and seemed to break it all down in a way my niece would understand. I had the privilege to observe a couple of classes in a great holding area for the parents and visitors. They have all the equipment you'd expect in a world-class gymnastics space, I almost wanted to go out there and do some of it myself but couldn't upstage those starry-eyed kids! As I understand it they also train the older kids who are Olympic hopefuls and have garnered some major awards in the various competitions across the state. As I understand it, gymnastics is HUGE in Texas so it makes perfect sense a place like this exists!